Drummond Tobacco Cutter

works, loss of paint, rust, 7" h x 20" w x 5" d

ANTIQUE TOBACCO CUTTER DRUMMOND'S GOOD LUCK TOBACCO - DRUMMOND TOBACCO CO. ST. LOUIS HORSESHOE TOBACCO - MADE BY THE AMERICAN MACHINE CO. - PHILADELPHIA DIMENSIONS: 16 1/2" X 5 3/4"

Drummond Tobacco Co. St. Louis Cast Iron Tobacco Cutter 18-19"

Cast Iron Store Counter Cutter marked "Drummond Good Luck Tobacco" with a four leaf clover; "Drummond Tobacco Co. St. Louis, Horse Shoe Tobacco" with a horse shoe & "American Machine Co. Philadelphia"

Each marked by the maker one marked Enterprise MFG Co of Philadelphia marked Chew Venables Tobacco along with another by Enterprise marked Drummond Tobacco Co. L16 1/2" Sold from the collection of a G

Steel and hardwood tobacco cutter. The cutting blade is in the profile of a beaver with cross-hatched design to the tail. Turned wooden handle. Mounted to a shaped maple block with moulded edge. Good

RARE - TOBACCO CUTTER "FLAT IRON PLUG" ORIGINAL PAINT Dimensions: 16"

Canada 1900. Wood, Steel Canadian Order of Foresters featuring stag, beaver and initials. 19" x 9" x 8". Complete, professionally fastened to a circular live-edge slab. No restoration. Originated from

Cast iron & steel with embossed double sided panel on blade mount reading: Hattiesburg/Grocer Co/Hattiesburg Miss, base with embossed Patented Dec. 1, 1914, in old blue repaint, embossed on underside

cut steel on wooden base, overall 15" X 9".

Tobacco Cutter, Match Holder & Good Luck Trivet, unusual shaped "Chew Flat Iron Plug" tobacco cutter w/figural "flat iron" base, mfgd by Scotten & Dillon Co., Exc cond w/some paint wear, Parker emboss

This lot is comprised of: 1 - Cast iron Brighton #3 tobacco cutter with red elf, 1 - Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Co. vertical tobacco cutter with traces of the red-orange paint present, 1 - Stone-Ordean

Fine quality 19th century tobacco cutter featuring a blade pierced with a star and surmounted by a bird. The handle has copper and brass sides and the cutter is mounted on a shield-shaped maple block.

Fine quality 19th century tobacco cutter with a wooden handle and a pierced blade surmounted by a dog in profile. Mounted on a rectangular maple block with chamfered sides. Exhibits wear and minor sur

Scotten Dillon Co. "Chew Flat Iron Plug" In the Form of a Flat Iron. In Original Paint. Size 8" x 15 3/4"

The Drummond paper advertisement depicts a pretty young woman reclining on her sofa dated 1894 by the Drummond Tobacco Co. Manufacturers Horseshoe, J.T., and Drummond Natural Leaf Chewing Tobaccos. CO

Antique 20th Century Brass Cigar Tobacco Cutter in the Form of a Ship's Engine on a Circular Brass Ashtray. Stamped DRGM. 6" tall. Absolutely beautiful condition!!

This is a figural tobacco cutter in the form of an axe, advertising Battle Ax Tobacco. CONDITION: There are areas of original blue paint and pinstriping. It shows the original Battle Ax decals to the

Climax Tobacco cast iron tobacco cutter with severing handle, with marked measure increments, on wooden base, marked height 7.5 in. x width 19 in. x depth 5 in. Provenance: Property from a home in t

An iron tobacco cutter in the shape of a beaver on a refinished, hardwood base. Old welded or braised repair to the iron (2 inches below the wooden handle). Québec, circa 1870. The board is 12" l

Cast iron and steel with extensive embossed text such as Chew Buzz Saw Tobacco Co. on both sides of base, handle and arch that holds steel blade, and on figural saw blades on top of arch, traces of or

Early image of Drummond Tobacco Lady is detailed and with strong colors. Condition (Very Good). Dimensions Frame: 26 - 1/2" x 32 1/2".

American. 1900s. Cast iron. Stamped, "Enterprise Mfg Co.., Philada Pat. July 25 1871 April 13, 1875". 6.75" x 19" x 5".

Good Condition with mild oxidation to the blade. Condition (Very Good). Size 6 - 1/4" L.