Can anyone tell me what these J A Henckels are?

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Posted 8 years ago

madeofmist
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I found these in a thrift shop yesterday. They are in good shape. ...but I have no clue what their original use could be. Very odd.
They have the symbol.

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blunderbuss2, 8 years ago
Look like tin snips.
Efesgirl, 8 years ago
The symbol? What do you mean?
madeofmist, 8 years ago
They are only six inches long. They have the double man logo.
madeofmist, 8 years ago
J A Henckels logo
OlofZ, 8 years ago
Candle wick scissors. Usually they have a small casing round the broad part but there are older ones like these as well. Like these:
https://www.etsy.com/se-en/listing/250230545/antique-candle-wick?ref=market
OlofZ, 8 years ago
You trim the wick if the flame is to high. The top end of the wick is still burning so the broad part prevents the wick from falling down and otherwise cause a burn mark on the table cloth etc.
SharpGuy, 8 years ago
Carpet seam scissors. Trimmed many seams with those things.

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