What is this thing called? Victorian age jewel

[Garyr1124]

Alot of people have tried to figure out what this is. Guesses were, chatelaine tool, tailors tool, and quill knife. Mostly “no clue”.
Experts abound on this board, who has some insight? Thanks

 

[killgar]

Are there any markings/stamps anywhere on it? Perhaps on the base of the blades?

 

[Arathol]

What are the individual tools? A blade, a pair of scissors, what else?

 

[shane45-1911]

Very cool, sorry I can't help.

 

[CWL]

Looks like a Chatelaine to me, maybe for a gentleman as a watch fob?
What are the tools? Looks like either for nail care or cigar kit.
From the looks of the stamped metal case, I don't think it is Victorian but more likely early 20th Century.

 

[Garyr1124]

Yes. There’s a mark on all

Are there any markings/stamps anywhere on it? Perhaps on the base of the blades?

4. Circle with arrows in the shape of a star.

 

[Garyr1124]

Yep. Knife, file, scissor, cuticle blade. It was on a watch chain.

Looks like a Chatelaine to me, maybe for a gentleman as a watch fob?
What are the tools? Looks like either for nail care or cigar kit.
From the looks of the stamped metal case, I don't think it is Victorian but more likely early 20th Century.

 

[Garyr1124]

What are the individual tools? A blade, a pair of scissors, what else?

File, and cuticle blade

 

[Arathol]

Manicure knife probably.....
Any other pictures, such as the other blades or of any markings on the blades?

 

[Garyr1124]

 

[Garyr1124]

 

[Arathol]

Images not working. The pictures displayed are too small to be of any value.

 

[Arathol]

That tang stamp is the mark of Muller & Schmidt (PFEILRINGWERK), a maker of manicure products located in Solingen Germany. They have been in operation since 1896.

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[LimpCroissant]

Not working for me either. That things crazy awesome though.

 

[Garyr1124]

Thanks

 

[Garyr1124]

That tang stamp is the mark of Muller & Schmidt (PFEILRINGWERK), a maker of manicure products located in Solingen Germany. They have been in operation since 1896.

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Spot on. Googled the mark. Thanks, just nice to know and always fun to discover.