Hotchikisu (ホッチキス) is a loanword from Japanese stapler.
Hotchkiss No. 1 The beginning of the modern continuous stapler.
Obtained a patent on December 1, 1896, and started production in 1901
Introduced to Japan in the 36th year of Meiji (1903). Therefore, the Japanese at that time used the brand name as the name of the stapler
Rare antique stationery, showing signs of use and age
Two rows of original fishbone staples are attached (because they are consumables, they are more rare than staplers. At present, there are few sales information for this type of staples in the second-hand market, let alone the original Factory products)
There are currently many collections, so let it go.
Each machine is different in appearance and condition, and its functions are normal. For more details, please contact us for discussion, thank you!
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- Rare century-old antique stapler Hotchkiss No.1 with two rows of original staples
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