Concinnum Cigarette Tobacco Rolling Machine Made In England Vintage

Really neat, vintage cigarette tobacco rolling device made by Concinnum of England. Apparently paper and then tobacco are placed on the inside of the device then it's closed and the round disc on one end is turned so that the tobacco is rolled up into the paper. The roller is nice and sturdy made of a chrome metal and the wheelsrollers turn with no problems. It measures about 3.25 inches long and about 3.5 inches around. It looks to be in very good condition.Concinnum was a branch of The Evans C...oncinnum and Metal Works of London, England. In 1920, they applied for a U.S. patent under the name Concinnum and showed they had been in business in England since 1885. They stated their primary business was pocket cigarette rolling machines. In a 1922 English business registry they are listed as producing cigarette making machines, pipe bowl scrapers, etc. As of 1922 they were located at Blackfriars House, New Bridge Street, London, EC4. I found no reference to the company after the 1930's. My guess is, since they worked with metal, that they were converted to producing World War II related materials in the late 1930's and did not start back up after the War, at least not as a tobacco related products company. That is, however, just a guess.All bids are in U.S. dollars. I'll be happy to combine multiple purchases into one package to save you on shipping costs. Please use the eBay shipping calculator to determine the cost of shipping for you. If you would like a package shipped by a method other than those shown, please let me know and I'll do my best to accommodate you. Please examine the pictures carefully as they are part of the item description. more