Direct Price Rare 1867 Pat. D. Webster Clegg's Ne Plus Ultra Patented Combination Rule - 10" Great Gift Idea [45m276Ti]

Rare 1867 Patent Webster Clegg Combination Rule

Introducing the highly sought-after and historically significant Webster Clegg's NE PLUS ULTRA Combination Rule, a rare piece of early 19th-century office equipment. This exquisite desk rule, model B3.10, boasts a unique combination of features that make it a standout item in any collection. Crafted from solid brass, this rule combines functionality with elegance, making it a true testament to the craftsmanship of its time.

Key Product Details and Specifications

The Webster Clegg Combination Rule features a long, beveled brass edge perfect for tearing paper, ensuring clean cuts without smudging. The concave bottom of this edge adds an extra layer of precision. Additionally, the rule includes two smaller edges specifically designed for marking lines between dollars and cents in ledgers, showcasing its versatility. This rule is in fine overall condition, although there is a 1 3/4" x 1/8" section taken off the top edge as seen in photos, which only adds to its authenticity and uniqueness.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

Whether you are a history buff, an office historian, or a collector of antique office tools, the Webster Clegg Combination Rule is a must-have. This rule is not just a piece of office equipment; it is a window into the past, a relic of a bygone era. Its practical uses range from everyday office tasks to historical research and display in collections. The rule's unique design and historical significance make it an ideal gift for anyone interested in the evolution of office technology and the rich history of the tools we use today.