✅ SOLVED Some sort of bladed clamp.

[FireFlowerPower]

Not really sure what to say about this, you squeeze the handle to close the clamp. Looks like the the clamp part was designed to hold somthing and squeeze to into the blade. My guess was a pecan, but I'm sure thats not even close. The images tell a much better story.

 

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[Tony in SC]

It looks like some type of crimper. Tony

 

[nhbenz]

Actually, it appears that a nut cracker was the primary thing it was marketed as, and also for splitting lobster claws, crushing ice, etc.: https://www.etsy.com/listing/113566640/reserved-item-for-jn23-nut-cracker

 

[bradyboy]

Cigar cutter?
Brady

 

[Tommy G]

Looks like a pipe cutter used to cut copper tubing for water lines.

 

[gunsil]

NUT CRACKER

 

[flinthunter]

This guy is calling it a bottle cap lifter. 2 Metal Openers Sapporo Beer Chadwick Bottle Cap Lifter Made in Japan 7 5 Inch | eBay

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

Definitely a nutcracker - nice find!!

 

[FireFlowerPower]

Amazing, Thank you all so much. Everyone I asked had a different answer, tho nut cracker was the most common. I dismissed that possibility because of the blade at the top, guess I was wrong. I'm glad to finally put this mystery to bed.