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Came across this today. Owner says "It's about a hundred years old, never seen a drop of oil".

Hint: It's for decorative purposes.

Tomorrow or day after I'll expand the album with the solution.

Edit 1: Third pic added to the album.

Edit 2: solved. Three more pics added. The tool owner has a flower shop. I'ts used for making pretty and fringy paper to decorate stuff with.

Hope I notified everyone. Thanks for playing!

Came across this today. Owner says "It's about a hundred years old, never seen a drop of oil". Hint: It's for decorative purposes. Tomorrow or day after I'll expand the album with the solution. Edit 1: Third pic added to the album. Edit 2: @stupidbird solved. Three more pics added. The tool owner has a flower shop. I'ts used for making pretty and fringy paper to decorate stuff with. Hope I notified everyone. Thanks for playing!

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Third pic added to the album.

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The one wheel looks to ride inside the other, but I'm still at a loss. It looks to be crimping or creasing something soft, but what? An envelope sealer?

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You're on to something with the creasing and the soft material. Envelopes are not the answer, though.

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Well, scrapbooks and papercrafts were big during the Victorian era, as were the newly cheap photographs.

Perhaps a decorative border crimper for paperworks related to scrapbooking? Or some sort of cutting guide marker?