Peak 4067 HB

Possibly WWII era pencils with paper ferrules. Also came painted green with a red ferrule.

Update Jan. 2022 - I found an advertisement in the Dupuis Frères Autumn and Winter 1945-1946 catalog (page 52). Dupuis Frères was a large department store in Montreal , Quebec.  The text says, "The new "Royal" pencil of cylindrical shape, made according to the requirements of the present time. Good pencil of black and soft lead; cedar wood sharpens well, each with eraser. The dozen... 0.25"  In the 1940-1941 catalog a similar pencil called the Royal 80 HB was listed. The Royal 80-HB pencil was made in Canada by Eagle. This makes me pretty sure that this is an Eagle pencil.

Atlas No. 38

I saw a "Made in USA" version of this same pencil with No. 2 instead of HB. That pencil also had no manufacturer's name on it.

Banner 240

Probably made by Eagle.

Brunswicker

Another pencil with a very Canadian name. I'm not familiar with a store with this name so I'm assuming it is named after a place.

Elite 1158 and 1159

Solved Oct 2024 - These appear to be made by Eberhard Faber!  Looks like they were made in several colors. I had previously thought these might have been Burel pencils because that company had a pencil also named Elite. 
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/eberhard-faber-canada-lead-pencils-4655226162 
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/eberhard-faber-canada-lead-pencils-4655226161

Senator 1822 HB

Quite possibly made by Venus as there are a number of pencils called the Senator by the Americal Lead Pencil Co.

Terra Novan 31

These pencils were given to me by Susan McIlveen who got them in Newfoundland. I'm not sure where in Canada they may have been made. Another reader said that he used to buy them in his school canteen in Newfoundland in the early to mid-1980s. He mentioned that they came in red, green and blue and were possibly made by Berol.