What’s this then?
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MMT said:
I’ve no idea what it is. Someone has posted this pic on a local group and if anyone knows it’ll be someone on here.
My mum probably still has one of these and they are used for opening tins, there are 2 hooks on the underside that allow the wide tang on the right handle to pierce the can just below the crimped lid. After that the long blade on the left is inserted into the hole in the side of the can and you cut around the top as if using a pair of scissors. Ensure the can stays upright to avoid spillage.Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 21st April 19:18
gottans said:
MMT said:
I’ve no idea what it is. Someone has posted this pic on a local group and if anyone knows it’ll be someone on here.
My mum probably still has one of these and they are used for opening tins, there are 2 hooks on the underside that allow the wide tang on the right handle to pierce the can just below the crimped lid. After that the long blade on the left is inserted into the hole in the side of the can and you cut around the top as if using a pair of scissors. Ensure the can stays upright to avoid spillage.Edited by gottans on Sunday 21st April 19:18
I couldn’t read the Patent number on my phone. The patent is for a tin opener.
Thanks. 😊
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