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This is a bone cutter manufactured in Easton, Pennsylvania by J E Wilson & Sons. Patented in 1895. I have not been able to find more information or pictures of this exact model. I would be interested in any information available.
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wernt these use for making jello & glue ....?
No idea. I thought they ed the bone chips to chickens for calcium
More appropriate would be green bone cutter. Fresh bones shaved/cut into small pieces for laying hens to consume for the needed calcium.