Jewel from 1903

• Jewel from 1903
  Posted by tenniV11 on 05 Mar, 2022 11:14
• Got this beautiful Jewel today from Vienna Austria.
  It looks like a little steam engine but it is a
  Cigar Cutter. The funny is there is also a compass
  and a thermometer. The fire door is a little compartment
  for matches. If you turn the fly wheel a cigar will be
  cut when holding it into the cylinder. Very sweet and rare
  
  enjoy, Arnold
  
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by chip1e on 05 Mar, 2022 11:24
• Hi Arnold
  I love it so clever you will now need to get some real Cuban cigars to try it out.
  
  Regards Paul.
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  Posted by skeptic49 on 05 Mar, 2022 13:18
• Unusual and beautiful machine!
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  Posted by St Paul Steam on 05 Mar, 2022 14:36
• That's one of the neatest "steam punk" accessories I've ever seen (or heard of)
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  Posted by yussufhippo on 06 Mar, 2022 02:31
• Well, Arnold, "Urs Portmann" in Kreuzlingen, Thurgau, CH,  offers a wide range of Cuban and other cigars in his "walk-in humidor"- but I see the danger that with this cute device you will inevitably cut more cigars than you will be able to smoke...
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  Posted by tenniV11 on 06 Mar, 2022 13:27
• Quote from: yussufhippo on 06 Mar, 2022 02:31

  Well, Arnold, "Urs Portmann" in Kreuzlingen, Thurgau, CH,  offers a wide range of Cuban and other cigars in his "walk-in humidor"- but I see the danger that with this cute device you will inevitably cut more cigars than you will be able to smoke...
  

  
  Haha better not!
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by txlabman on 06 Mar, 2022 16:38
• Very neat Arnold.
  
  You are a great hunter of all things Steam related.
  
  #topsteampicker
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  Posted by Woe is me on 06 Mar, 2022 17:35
• That is a jewel. Such beautiful condition.
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  Posted by SolingerStahl on 08 Mar, 2022 11:56
• Great collectible item !
  
  PLANK also had a small cigar cutter in 1903, only 90mm tall...
  
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  Posted by tenniV11 on 08 Mar, 2022 12:04
• Quote from: SolingerStahl on 08 Mar, 2022 11:56

  Great collectible item !
  
  PLANK also had a small cigar cutter in 1903, only 90mm tall...
  
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  Thank you - very nice also the Plank and you can cut the cigar
  within the chimney - funny - there was one at a Swiss Auction for 289.00 Swiss francs.
  There are some nice pictures:
  https://www.ricardo.ch/de/a/ernst-plank-miniatur-dampfmaschine-1041105406/
  
  Arnold
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• #10 Reply
  Posted by Woe is me on 09 Mar, 2022 10:44
• I want to see a video. Come on you guys, steam em up.
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  Posted by St Paul Steam on 09 Mar, 2022 20:25
• Quote from: Woe is me on 09 Mar, 2022 10:44

  I want to see a video. Come on you guys, steam em up.
  

  I don't think you read the text Tommy ,they're cigar cutters.
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  Posted by Woe is me on 11 Mar, 2022 00:13
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 09 Mar, 2022 20:25

  Quote from: Woe is me on 09 Mar, 2022 10:44

  I want to see a video. Come on you guys, steam em up.
  

  I don't think you read the text Tommy ,they're cigar cutters.
  

  
  
  I know that, but,    I still want to see a video, steam em up.
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