1892 Cigar Wrapper Cutters
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By: Benjamin Butterworth
Date: 1892 (dated) Washington, D.C.
Original Size: 14.5 x 18.5 (36.86 x 46.99)
This is a fine print reproduction of an antique diagram showcases a detailed overview of various historical cigar wrapper cutting technology from the 19th century. It includes a series of labeled illustrations, numbered 1 through 9, depicting different styles of cutters. This diagram serves as an educational piece highlighting the technological advancements and societal impact of railways during the era.
The Growth of Industrial Art, published in 1892 by Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, is a richly illustrated volume documenting the evolution of industrial technologies and inventions that shaped 19th-century society. The book features detailed diagrams and descriptions of innovations across various fields, including agriculture, transportation, and domestic appliances, reflecting the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution.
Benjamin Butterworth (1837–1898) was an American politician, lawyer, and advocate for industrial progress. Butterworth was deeply invested in documenting and promoting technological advancements, believing that industrial art and science were critical to national development. His work on The Growth of Industrial Art reflects his dedication to showcasing the ingenuity of American and global inventors during an era of rapid industrialization.
Inventory #IA185