Spindle
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Altheo":1ctmg1c2 said:I'm astonished that so many, so called, experts can get it so wrong !!
If only 18th century greaseproof paper had survived to confirm your theory :wink: :roll: :roll:
Altheo":1ctmg1c2 said:I'm astonished that so many, so called, experts can get it so wrong !!
Altheo":1hwk2sn4 said:...
I have a similar item left in this house which I bought from the old village grocer. It's not a letter opener, although it can be used as such, but a knife for slicing greaseproof paper which grocers and butchers used to wrap butter or chops etc in olden times before Health & Safety stopped it.
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That's that then!monkeybiter":1cipnt3v said:FWIW to a now concluded argument my son recognised it as a meat skewer as well.
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