Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter Howells and moved the factory to

and moved the factory to New Haven

The male side comes with additional reference "by Professor Kinsley" which is an allusion to Dr

All hardware appears to be original and is crafted from brass

This piece features a brass mount and socket attached to a pane of glass

Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter Howells and moved the factory toc. 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