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Scissors and Shears107 of 155Another Treasure, left unto me, by a man as kind... as these are unknown?Antique scissors found buried in my yard
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    Posted 11 years ago

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    About the size of a normal pair of scissors, six to seven inches long. Don't know history. Belongs to an elderly friend who got it from his father. Made of metal

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    1. lundy lundy, 11 years ago
      leather cutter maybe
    2. too_much_stuff, 11 years ago
      It is called a Candle Wick Trimmer.
    3. Hughdanger Hughdanger, 11 years ago
      Wick trimmer sounds right because of the size of the cutting edge but may confused with a cigar nubber.
    4. tom61375, 11 years ago
      I have no idea, but I know I want one! Love it!
    5. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 11 years ago
      That's exactly what it is; "A candle Wick Trimmer" ....the sharp end was for digging the wax out of the socket and the box section was to keep the wax & cut wick from falling on the tablecloth when the wick was cut. BOB

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