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Office Antiques33 of 1946Wyckoff, Seamans and Benedict Perforator/EyeleterHotchkiss Stapler (Aristocrat)
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    Posted 2 years ago

    Mystaplers
    (16 items)

    As one that can appreciate office appliances not normally seen, this example was a gold mine. Finding history of this little devise proved to be as much fun as cleaning it and making a display base for it. Now it holds an honored place in my collection.

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    1. Trey Trey, 2 years ago
      My grand parents kept their receipts on something like that but it was basically a metal rod that latched at the top.
    2. dav2no1 dav2no1, 2 years ago
      Looks like it should come with a box of bandaids..very unusual to see. Thanks for sharing..
    3. Mystaplers Mystaplers, 2 years ago
      dav2no1: I agree. There is nothing safe about it. The way I display it is not the way it is seen in the patent, but is safer for me. Trey: these tools went by many names back in the late 1890's. Receipt spikes, spindles, just to name a few. Those that had a heavy base and set on the counter were the most common.

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