Early Cast Iron Gooseneck Tobacco Cutter day Includes painted "89" from dairy

Includes painted "89" from dairy farm

This particular piece features the Pershing Rifles logo with the charter number on the handle and Anderson's nickname near the bottom

bottled and distributed by National Distillers Products Corporation

MM - C-14060 - 070825

Founded in 1885 by Louis Hudepohl II

Early Cast Iron Gooseneck Tobacco Cutter day Includes painted "89" from dairyCast iron tobacco cutter mounted on a thick wooden base, featuring a distinctive gooseneck shaped arm with pivoting blade and turned wooden handle. This form was commonly used in general stores and tobacconist shops for cutting plug tobacco into smaller portions for individual sale. The heavy cast construction provided durability, while the ergonomic handle allowed for a strong, clean cut. Gooseneck cutters such as this were staples of late 19th and