Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter remington rand AF - 18228 - 112125

AF - 18228 - 112125

The sign references the cereal's early health claims

boldly decorated with the word BAR in a black letter circus-style font-an eye-catching motif evocative of mid-century signage and bar culture

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some scuffs/scratches and rust on the cast iron

This antique iron fireman ashtray was produced in Cleveland

Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter remington rand AF - 18228 - 112125c. 1880s 1900s; Gravely & Miller U. S. A. Cast iron lever operated tobacco cutter marked "Gravely & Miller's 'Kids'" across the arched top plate. Designed for shop and personal use, the cutter employs a hinged steel blade mounted to a weighted base, allowing for efficient cutting of plug and twist tobacco. Its compact form and branded casting suggest it was marketed as a smaller scale companion to full sized shop cutters. Surfaces retain much of their