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275923 | the_tinker <tinker@z...> | 2022‑07‑15 | Re: successful failure |
What Tom said matched my understanding. They were used in small general stores to cut plugs of tobacco to any length the customer wanted (or had the money for). The one I destroyed had that knife pinned to a small standoff mounted to a small wooden board with a wood fence on one edge. There was a extension on the opposite end from the handle with a pivot hole in it that I hacksawed off and filed clean. Was not sharpened. More like a tobacco pincher than cutter. -JP |
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