Eversharp Scissors Box Set "The New Yorker" 24k Plated 1951

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12 years ago

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Description

The scissors are a boxset of four from The ACME shear company. The name of the brand is Eversharp. I found an ad from a magazine which is apparently from 1951. The scissors are 24k gold plated and were $29.99 originally. The scissors are labeled "Forgedsteel USA." They're in a leather case lined with gold and green felt. The scissors and case look nearly untouched and are in great condition.

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(http://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-Eversharp-Fine-Shears-Scissors-Ad-The-New-Yorker-Princess-Duo-Aristocrat-/170876033097?nma=true&si=qYi8P65Pce3d4KJTQixUTdGevRs%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557)

Category Other

Medium Steel/Gold Plated

Distinguishing marks Eversharp, the ACME shear company, Forgedsteel USA,

Condition Excellent

Date Period Early 1950s

History Been in the family since the 1950s

Price Paid (If known) $29.99 in 1950s

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