This rare antique mechanical piece, crafted in solid 10K gold, features an ingenious early-20th-century (marked PAT. 4-15-13). The piece operates with a smooth sliding mechanism, revealing precision-cut openings typical of early cigar cutters, money-clip tools, or gentleman’s pocket accessories of the period.
Beautifully engraved on the front with a stylized shield motif and ornate scrollwork, it showcases the craftsmanship and mechanical creativity of the era. The textured finish, clean lines, and functional engineering make this an exceptional collectible for lovers of antique tools and gold mechanical pieces.
Whether displayed, worn as a pendant, or added to a curated mechanical collection, this 10K gold piece is a standout example of early patented American ingenuity.
This piece is not only a solid-gold antique, but a patented mechanical invention—highly collectible, visually striking, and historically interesting. It’s perfect for display, gifting, or wearing as a statement pendant on a heavy chain.
DETAILS
Metal: 10K Gold (Stamped)
Patented: April 15, 1913 (PAT. 4-15-13)
Type: Sliding mechanical cigar cutter
Measurements: Approx. 50.31 mm x 22.61 mm (cutting hole is approx. 9mm)
Weight: 6.42g
Clasp: Box clasp with safety latch
Era: Circa 1913
Condition: Excellent antique condition
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