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    Posted 8 years ago

    jeneric
    (348 items)

    Not sure where I got these but they are scissors with a case that has a ruler on the side. One side is missing something, maybe another pair of scissors? The handles are Brass I think, and have 3333 stamped on both sides. I'm looking for any info on these.

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    1. Silverscissors Silverscissors, 8 years ago
      Hi! It`s a desk set of british colonial administrator. Previously used as a kind of armor, but now produced in India as souvenir. In our museum we have three desk sets like that. You can read about it here (Google Translate): http://muzei-nozhnic.ru/pismennyj-pribor-kolonialnogo-chinovnika-rekonstrukciya/
      I hope, it was useful.
    2. jeneric jeneric, 8 years ago
      So it did have another pair of scissors on the other end? Thanks for the info, very helpful.
    3. Silverscissors Silverscissors, 8 years ago
      On the other end it was always a letter opener (dagger scissors).
    4. jeneric jeneric, 8 years ago
      Thanks for the info

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