Bevel Creaser / Tickler:
Use:
A bevel creaser / tickler is similar to a single creaser / tickler. However, the tool is fairly wide and tapered on both sides, and is used as a push double beveler.
Toolmaker: C. S. Osborne & Co.
- A "C. S. O & Co", "FINE STEEL", Number 0, bevel crease / tickler.
- A "C. S. OSBORNE & CO.", Number 2, bevel crease / tickler.
- A late 1880's vintage C.S. Osborne catalogue lists this tool as a, No. 14. Bevel Ticklers, Rosewood Handles, Sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Toolmaker: H. F. Osborne Co., "Osborne Patent Tool"
- A clearly marked "H. F. OSBORNE", "TRADE OPT MARK", Number 3 bevel tickler.
- An 1891 H.F. Osborne catalogue, lists this tool as a "534 -- Creasers, Bevel". It also was avalible in sizes from 0 to 5.
Toolmaker: Henry G. Gomph & Co.
- A clearly marked "GOMPH", bevel tickler.
- Reprint of "Henry G. Gomph & Co. Fine Harness Tools" catalogue lists the Bevel Ticklers in small (No. 025), medium (No. 026) and large (No. 027) sizes. I guess that this is a medium.
