I purchased this because of the MOP and because I have not seen anything quite like it before. It's about 1" by 1.5", pops open from the top, and the blades are spring loaded. It's a pretty solid little piece.
The only marking is on the back: three letters, whIch I thought at first were Cyrillic. However, they are reversed from the actual letters of ЧАГ. Admittedly, what I take to be a (backwards) Г could, instead, be a T. My question is: is it of Eastern European origin, as I think it might be? And is there a company known by those initials which might have produced it?
Unusual cigar cutter (question for Eustace, too)
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Re: Unusual cigar cutter (question for Eustace, too)
Very cool.beresman wrote: ↑Fri Nov 07, 2025 6:31 pm I purchased this because of the MOP and because I have not seen anything quite like it before. It's about 1" by 1.5", pops open from the top, and the blades are spring loaded. It's a pretty solid little piece.
The only marking is on the back: three letters, whIch I thought at first were Cyrillic. However, they are reversed from the actual letters of ЧАГ. Admittedly, what I take to be a (backwards) Г could, instead, be a T. My question is: is it of Eastern European origin, as I think it might be? And is there a company known by those initials which might have produced it?
