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The oldest pencil has a slightly narrower neck, and a slightly longer top (23 mm versus 19 mm)
The oldest pencil also does not have the smaller center circle on the bottom, indicating where the primer would be.
A few have erasers, but note that these are the ones with a steel rather than brass neck.
I believe the original pencils were round, the replacement pencils have the more modern six-sided cross-section.
(my newest acquisition, with a unique red-painted neck, the body including under the paint is brass not steel)
Here is an interesting advertisement from the 1948 Reunion Booklet, on page 42 listing the company manufacturing/selling the Pencils to the 314th:
Another 314th Infantry - Log Cabin Memorial - souvenier was a Celluoid Mirror
(front shown above, reverse is the mirror)
This Log Cabin Memorial - Veterans 314th Infantry Regiment A.E.F. web page last modified:
March 22, 2008