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Eberhard Faber offered an assortment of copying pencils in the Mongol line from the teens until some point in the mid to late 30's, predating the long lived Van Dyke Copying pencil line by around a decade. They originally wore a yellow finish that would later change to lavender and purple. The 760 was the untiped version, the 770 had a black or later a gilt mouthpiece (long cap to stick in your mouth) and the 780 was basically a 760 with included point protector. The three boxes pictured are all of different construction, one "wrapped", one "direct printed" and the last a classic EF "Push Box".