Scissor Stuff: #16, #17, #18: Patterned-Handle Scissors

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

#16, #17, #18: Patterned-Handle Scissors

Maker: Eversharp
Model: Unknown
Materials: Steel
Year: Modern?
Length: Unknown
Description: As shown. Blade marked 'CHICAGO MAIL ORDER CO'. Handle very faintly stamped 'Eversharp, FORGED STEEL, USA'.
Estimated value: .50c

Maker: Unknown
Model: Unknown
Materials: Steel
Year: Modern?
Length:
Description: As shown. Stamped 'STEEL, U.S.A.'.
Estimated value: .50c

Maker: Unknown
Model: Unknown
Materials: Steel
Year: Modern?
Length:
Description: As shown. Stamped 'FORGED STEEL, U.S.A.'.
Estimated value: .50c

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AnonymousFebruary 3, 2015 at 1:37 PM
I have a pair just like them. They were my husband's Grandma's scissors and I would NEVER get rid of them. They sell on etsy and Amazon for around $20 to $40.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

#16, #17, #18: Patterned-Handle Scissors

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