American Thoroughbred cigar cutter

2.5"x4"x3" Country Gentleman American Thoroughbred cigar cutter -Good

Country Gentleman/American Thoroughbred cigar cutter / Seidenberg Co. cigar cutter

Cigar cutter, Country Gentleman American Thoroughbred 10 Cent Cigar-Bennett Sloan & Co.-NY, mfgd by The Brunhoff Mfg. Co.-Cinc., patd May 19, 1894 cast on bottom, nickel-plated cast metal w/red trim,

Country Gentleman 5 Cent, American Thoroughbred 10 Cent & Bennett Sloan & Co. NY Cigar Cutter, Rare

Push Down Advertising 2 Hole Chrome Cast Iron Cigar Cutter, Smoke Country Gentleman 5c. American Thoroughbred 10c. Bennett Sloan & Co. NY. Advertising Specialties. The Brunhoff Co. Cincinnati, Pat. Ma

Automated Cigar Cutter American - Circa 1890's Cast Iron / Brass

A stag horn steel and silver mounted cigar cutter, early 20th century. The silver part marked Sterling and 49. Length "7½/ 19 cm. Condition: fine. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve

351 THE YANKEE COPPER FLASHED CIGAR CUTTER Patriotic American shield advertising "The Yankee" cigar. 7" t. (VG-Exc. Cond.)

Antique American Stag Horn Steel 925 Sterling Silver Cigar Cutter. A stag horn steel and silver mounted cigar cutter, early 20th century. The silver part marked Sterling and 49. Length 7½ in/ 19 cm.

American. Circa 1900. Figure from cigar tobacco cutter with articulated arm. 6 inches in height. Cast Iron. Very Good Condition.

American (Ohio), early 20th Century (circa 1900). Cast iron. Manufactured by Brunhoff Advertising Specialities, Cincinnati, Ohio. Faceplate reads "Scudders Gale 5-Cent Cigar, Buffalo". Some wear to ni

American, early 20th century. Fire-gilded figure of a young woman fitted with an articulated leg that operates a guillotine action cigar cutting mechanism. 1"h. 8.5"l. Part of the Bruce & Vivalyn Knig

American, late 19th Century. Cast iron. Small shuttered building with half round dormers on a round three footed base.Traces of original silver paint. 5.75" h.

American - Circa 1900 - 8" H x 7" W Marked with a "49" to symbolize the people who travelled west in the Gold Rush of 1849. Similar to the mechanical bank except a ball bearing is dropped through the

Marked J. P. N. American - Circa 1890's Two beautiful Native American Maidens are featured. The Brown Beauties with double edged meaning of them and the cigars. Cast Iron / Glass / Paper

American - Circa 1920's The man is squatted over a chamber pot and he poops out the cigar clipping. The trunk cutter is fair with lead rot. One Lead / One Iron and Brass

Desk countertop "The Yankee" push down cigar cutter and match safe dispenser with patriotic American shield. "Pat. July 13 09." Ref: Antique Cigar Cutters and Lighters. P. 134. Dimensions: H-7"

Country Cigar Store Advertising Figural Desk Cigar Cutter with 2 holes. "El Roi-Tan Perfect Cigars." American cast metal circa 1916. Left or right levers are depressed to cut cigar tip placed in eithe

CIGAR (April 18, 1990 – October 7, 2014), was an American Thoroughbred racehorse who was the 1995 and 1996 American Horse of the Year. He was the first American racehorse racing against top-cla

An American Victorian carved walnut smoking stand, circa 1870, the top fitted box, cigar cutter, candlestick and ashtray, raised on tripod base, greatest 37"h

American, late 19th century. A sterling silver cocktail shaker, monogrammed GEMB and marked, PLUS a German metal cigar cutter in the form of a rooster; shaker ht. 10.25 in., silver wt. 17.75ozt (552

Offered in this lot we have a Y-B's cigar tip cutter and counter top Havana cigar advertising originating from the early 20th century. The piece shows a reverse painted glass front with nickel and woo

Tin Cigar Tag Shadow Box. Over 30 antique tin cigar labels mounted in a shadow box along with a Kipp Cigar Co. cutter. Brands include Stars and Bars, American Navy, Red Lion, Liberty Bell, Fancy Boy a

Over 30 antique tin cigar labels mounted in a shadow box along with a Kipp Cigar Co. cutter. Brands include Stars and Bars, American Navy, Red Lion, Liberty Bell, Fancy Boy, Red Meat, Strong Boy and m