Early 20th century general store shelf grabber with wood shaft and spring-tension steel claw mechanism. Designed for reaching and retrieving goods from high shelves, this tool features a functioning trigger grip and curved metal prongs, often used in dry goods or hardware stores before the age of stepladders and ladders. A utilitarian relic of small-town commerce.

Condition notes: Surface rust on metal, wear and scratches to wood consistent with age and use. Mechanism appears intact. Refer to the pictures for condition.

Approximate dimensions: 52" L