Hand-cranked pencil sharpener - Pencil sharpener Industrial design

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Ashley Calvert
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He has 15 years of experience trading 20th century glass and antiques.

Estimate  € 90 - € 130
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Description from the seller

The Apsco Standard is a classic American desktop hand-cranked pencil sharpener from the last century, crafted from cast aluminum for a sturdy and robust build. It features a six-hole rotating disc for switching between different pencil sizes, is detachable, and retains its original metal spiral blade. With original factory engravings, it boasts a strong industrial mechanical feel, making it a classic collectible for vintage stationery and desktop decoration.

The Apsco Standard is a classic American desktop hand-cranked pencil sharpener from the last century, crafted from cast aluminum for a sturdy and robust build. It features a six-hole rotating disc for switching between different pencil sizes, is detachable, and retains its original metal spiral blade. With original factory engravings, it boasts a strong industrial mechanical feel, making it a classic collectible for vintage stationery and desktop decoration.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Hand-cranked pencil sharpener
Style subtype
Industrial design
Iron type
Cast iron
Number of objects
1
Style
Industrial
Country of Origin
United States
Material
Iron
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1900-2000
Hong KongVerified
355
Objects sold
97.89%
Private

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