Hartz Hardware Louisville Tobacco Cutter

Reading Hardware Tobacco Cutter. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 7 x 17 x 4

Antique Cast Iron Tobacco Cutter, (Louisville, KY). 19" Long

Louisville Tin And Stove Co. Louisville, KY. Cast Iron Tobacco Cutter Plug Cutter 15"

Tobacco Cutter, Penn Hardware Plug Cutter, cast iron, c.1910, Good working cond w/remnants of orig finish, 7"H x 18"L.

Group of (3) cast iron items, to include: 19th century Lorillard's Tomahawk Tobacco cutter, marked ''Rading Hardware Co., Patd. Nov 2, 1880''; tobacco cutter with elf handle; and dog nut cracker. Corr

Antique cast iron tobacco cutter embossed Penn Tobacco, Penn Hardware Co. Measuring 18" long, 4 1/2" wide and 6 1/2" tall. Good condition overall with age appropriate wear. Please see the photos for a

Two Apple peelers and a Tobacco Cutter. Two various Reading Hardware Co. Cast metal apple peelers and an Enterprise cast iron tobacco cutter, 18"l. Condition: Good with wear, pitting and light rust.

An early 20th century Enterprise Cast Iron coffee grinder and tobacco cutter. Tobacco cutter for "John Finzer Bro's, Louisville". Both repainted with wear, grinder with replaced and heavily repaired s

John Finzer And Bros. Louisville, KY. Five Bros Tobacco Wks. Cast Iron Tobacco Cutter 18"

Nickel plated arch and painted black with gold and red border lines. Base marked with raised lettering Louisville, KY. Bottom underside marked Enterprise M.F.G, Co. Philadelphia, PA., c.1880-1900 7”

One marked McAlpin, Toronto; other marked Five Brothers, Louisville, KY. Dimensions: (Larger) H 7.5" x W 18" x D 4" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Patina and rust to metal.

Having nicely painted surfaces. One by Harry Weissinger Tobacco Co. Louisville, Kentucky marked Burr-Oak along with an Enterprise MFG Co of Philadelphia cutter marked Champion Knife Improved. L19" Sol

Five Brothers Tobacco KS. Louisville, Kentucky. Nice early surface good original condition. L19 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Greenville, South Carolina couple.

Three cast iron tobacco plug cuttersLate 19th centuryOne marked in the casting: "Old Kentucky" / "Burr Oak" / Harry Weisinger Tobacco Co. / Louisville, NY; another marked: Wilson &

Each marked differently, one for Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co another for Reading Hardware Company and another by Enterprise MFG Co. Philadelphia. L17 1/2" L17" L17" Sold from the collection of a Gre

Designer tobacco related accessory by John Hardy. Sterling handles modeled to replicate bamboo stalks. Stainless steel hardware. Measures 4 1/8" x 2 1/4". Signed ~ stamped JH 925. Total weight 61.1 gr

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.