Yet another name I've never seen before. Most of the folding wooden rules that appear around here are Lufkin or Rabone Chesterman. Nice to see something from a different country and to find another manufacturer.
Schuil Holland was founded in 1938 in the town of Leeuwarden in the north of Holland. They moved to nearby Drachten 10 years later, I wonder why? The company is known for manufacturing precision folding rules for carpentry, construction, and assembly trades. This one is nice traditional boxwood with brass hinges, 100 cm long. They also made them in aluminum.
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