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Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA
Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA

Odd Gadget tool mini Curtain Rod Guiding device, sewing desk top vtg Arrow USA

$ 7.91

Availability: 45 in stock
  • era: 1930's
  • MPN: 2024694
  • Inventor: GJ Koehler
  • age: 1930's
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Color: Silver
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Arrow
  • Type: tool
  • Pattern: Solid
  • Condition: One side bright, the other has surface rust yet not at all rusted through, operates as intended and handy even for what was not intended. This piece was patented in the 1930's to guide rods through hems of curtains and began to be found in sewing and tackle boxes, and on desk tops, used to pull thread, grasp fishing line, and pull staples. So through the decades, it has been falsely identified more times than not!
  • Description: Curtain Rod Guiding Device
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • patent #: 2,024,694
  • Action found useful in other areas: ends can be pinched to grab staples, thread, other
  • Room: Any Room
  • Item Length: 1 3/4 in
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • date patent filed: 1932
  • other uses adapted over the decades: Tackle Box tool, Stapler remover, sewing thread
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • additional marked brand: K. Co
  • date patent granted: 1935
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Items Included: guide

    Description

    One side bright, the other has surface rust yet not at all rusted through, operates as intended and handy even for what was not intended.  This piece was patented in the 1930's to guide rods through hems of curtains and began to be found in sewing and tackle boxes, and on desk tops, used to pull thread, grasp fishing line, and pull staples.  So through the decades, it has been falsely identified more times than not!
    International buyers please note that you are responsible for any additional customs, import duties, taxes, border charges, and any other additional charges to your country.  Items will also be marked only as merchandise and not below value on the Customs Form.