Treasure Gurus Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird Jet USAF Die Cast Model Pencil Sharpener Military Gift
Description
✏️ Sharpen Your Style with a Touch of History!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Measuring just 4.5" long, it fits perfectly on any desk.
- DUAL FUNCTIONALITY - Not just a model, but a hidden pencil sharpener for practical use.
- COLLECTIBLE QUALITY - A must-have addition to any die cast or pencil sharpener collection.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR ENTHUSIASTS - An ideal present for military officers and aircraft lovers alike.
- AVIATION HISTORY ON YOUR DESK - Transform your workspace with a piece of iconic military history.
The Treasure Gurus Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird Die Cast Model Pencil Sharpener is a unique desktop accessory that combines functionality with a tribute to aviation history. Measuring 4.5" long and weighing 2.24 ounces, this model features a hidden pencil sharpener, making it a perfect gift for military enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | TG, LLC |
| Brand | TreasureGurus, LLC |
| Item Weight | 2.24 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.5 x 2.38 x 1.25 inches |
| Item model number | 8541851257 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PS-SR71BLACKBIRD |
Reviews
A**G
Unique Pencil Sharpener
I brought these for my sister's retirement ceremony as a thank you gift to a few special guests. I am VERY pleased with this pencil sharpener it's a great design, quality material and just cool to look at.
A**2
Great except for the bulky wheels
I love all the bronze pencil sharpeners as novelty decorations of our road trips, and the airplane ones are always cool, except for the landing gear. The wheels make it look lower quality and bulky, but I see why a thinner wheel piece would be flimsy and probably break. Too bad a more durable but smaller wheel piece can't be used instead. As for the actual sharpening of pencils, buy something better and go for these because of the looks ;)
A**R
my brother will get a kick out of this. ...
my brother will get a kick out of this. He worked with the real thing when he was in the airforce stationed at Kadena air base in Okinowa.He was lucky enough to have the clearance to stand in front of one and a pilot took a pic of him.
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