Personalized Pencils

Personalized Pencils with your imprint Promotional wooden Pencils for Personalizing. An additional $20 non-refundable artwork charge must be paid before work can begin. For logos and other artwork, add an additional $25. We specialize in all types of pencils for church, business, conservative or political advertising. Your personalized advertising message is imprinted on the side. Minimum order is 5 gross or 720 pencils (144 to a gross). Quantity  720-3168   5-22 gross   3312-5616   23-39 gross   5760-9936   40-69 gross   10080-14256   70-99 gross  Promotional Pencils All Designs  0.16 each   $23.04 gross   0.155 each   $22.32 gross   0.14 each   $20.16 gross   0.135 each   $19.44 gross  msg Our promotional pencils offer an inexpensive way to advertise. Available Designs for Imprinting Americana for Imprint Flag for Imprint America the Beautiful for Imprint Stars for Imprint Party Balloon for Imprint Fun Smiley for Imprint Smiley Tooth for Imprint Noah's Ark for Imprint Cheap Pencils - Print your personalized advertising over cheap pencils or Mood pencils. Carpenter Pencils - Imprint with your company advertising. Patriotic Pencils - Promote love of our country. Christian Pencils - Promote love of God. School Pencils - Cool pencils for different grade levels. Jumbo Pencils - Larger pencils. Heritage Advertising, Inc. 2581 Old 431 Hwy. Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763 Telephone: (706) 374-0710 Email:

The Making of a Pencil

1. Logs are milled into 3 x 3 inch lumber called "pencil stock." The pencil stock is kiln dried to ensure dimensional stability, and then cut into blocks.
2. "Pencil blocks" are sawed into "slats," each one-half the thickness of a finished pencil.
3. Pencil slats are saturated with a non-toxic emulsion of wax and stain. This mixture gives the slats their distinctive color, and makes the pencil easier to sharpen.
4. Each stained slat is machine-grooved to receive the pencil lead.
5. Pencil "lead," a fragile mixture of clay and graphite, is placed into the grooves of the bottom slat.
6. A second grooved slat is glued on top of the leaded slat, forming a "sandwich." Each sandwich is held tightly together in a hydraulic clamp until the glue dries.
7. High-speed machinery shapes and cuts the slat sandwich into individual pencils.
8. Each pencil is sanded to a smooth, satiny finish. After sanding, the pencils are ready for finishing.
9. Several coats of non-toxic finish are applied to each pencil. After the finish has dried, pencils are foil printed with many different logos and designs.
10. A shoulder is cut into one end of the pencil to accept the "ferrule," a metal device that secures the eraser tip.
11. The ferrule is inserted onto the pencil end, and is pierced to the wood.
12. An eraser is inserted into the ferrule. The ferrule is then pierced again to secure the eraser. The finished pencil is now ready for shapening and use.