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Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.27 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Tin Snip
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.27 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Tin Snip

Original OwnerOriginally owned by Richard Welling American, 1926 - 2009
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (length x width): 8 1/4 x 3 1/4in. (21 x 8.3cm)
ClassificationsEquipment
Credit LineGift of the Richard Welling Family
DescriptionTin snip with half-oval shaped blades. On handles are raised lettering that reads: "WISS-USA / DROP FORGED".
Object number2011.465.27
Collections
  • Richard Welling Collection
On View
Not on view
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.11 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Artist's Tools with Cigar Box
Richard Welling
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.40 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Box Cutter
Richard Welling
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.15 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Set of Carving Tools and Punch Set
Richard Welling
Connecticut Historical Society collection, 2011.374.4 The Newman S. Hungerford Museum Fund
Tin Boat
1920-1939
Hair clipper.
Hair Clipper and Extra Spring
Brown & Sharpe
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.41 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Box Cutter
Richard Welling
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.29 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Rapidograph Pen Parts
Richard Welling
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.50 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Shaving Kit
Richard Welling
Connecticut Historical Society collections, 2011.374.10 © 2016 The Connecticut Historical Socie…
Tin Record Player
General Moulding Company
1930-1949
Trunk
Trunk
Frances Mary Dana
about 1815
Gift of Gennaro J. Capobianco, 2011.465.39a-e © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Pens with Envelope
Richard Welling
Gift of the Richard Welling Family, 2011.465.23 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Magnifying Glass
Richard Welling
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