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    Posted 9 years ago

    CattyCat
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    Not sure what era or year its from,has tanish,marbaled handles,german inprint on back, says kc seelbach co. stamp and the K looks like it could have a small v instead of a c next to it?? Looks like a multi tool used long ago, and I love the spring ,never seen one like that!

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    Comments

    1. CattyCat, 9 years ago
      JUSTT CUR AS TO WHAT WAS USED FOR,ARMY??
    2. GeodeJem GeodeJem, 9 years ago
      Gardening tool and I have seen the spring in modern form on other gardening tools.
    3. verretcheque verretcheque, 9 years ago
      No, European poultry shears, for cutting chicken or others into quarters, before cooking. Not gardening, no need for the serrated edge.
      M
    4. verretcheque verretcheque, 9 years ago
      No, European poultry shears, for cutting chicken or other fowl into quarters, before cooking. From which, the use of the engraved bird's head as decoration, is not merely ornamental, but an indication of purpose. Not gardening secateurs, no need for the serrated edge.
      M
    5. kyratango kyratango, 9 years ago
      Verretcheque, bravo! You got it :-)
    6. verretcheque verretcheque, 9 years ago
      KC Seelbach, Soligen, Germany 1890-1911, emigrated to the US, 1911. Set up an import business KC Seelbach Co, later, KC Seelbach Inc from 1925. Closed 1947.
      M
    7. verretcheque verretcheque, 9 years ago
      Et merci beaucoup, kyratango, c'était rien, j'aime la cuisine :)

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