Cadbury Tin Pencil Case Review
Last Updated on Saturday, 05 February 2011 14:24 Written by Atticus Thursday, 02 September 2010 00:00
My wife thinks I am a bit of a loon. She doesn't get the whole stationery thing. Like most wives however, I suspect she is very forgiving and at times she doesn't mind feeding the beast that is my obsession.
Just a couple of weeks ago she came home from the Brisbane Show (a state holiday carnival) with this little treasure. It is a Cadbury Freddo branded tin pencil case. It is in the shape of a school locker.

On the front above the three grill slits is a name tag holder. The clasp that holds the lid in place also comes with a small padlock with two keys. I have placed my Pentel twist-erase and Mitsubishi eraser pen beside the tin to give you some perspective.
This pencil case will hold a ton of pens or pencils. It really is quite big. The construction is simple and light which cuts down on the weight but I don't see this pencil case lasting long if used in transit continually. This is a pencil case for the desk or drawer.
If one were so inclined I think the paint could be easily stripped from this case for a plain shiny tin appearance. Perhaps it could then be repainted by the owner?
I think this case is perfect for holding stationery odds and ends. It could even be used as a paperweight or bookend once filled.
Summary
Dimensions - 21 (l) x 10 (h) x 9 (w) cm
Positives -Tons of storage room, lockable.
Concerns - Cheap construction, Branding and gaudy appearance could be a turn off.
Negatives - None.
Users - Students, Children.
Price - Unknown
Other reviews - None
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