unknown tool
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Tom VanMeeteren
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unknown tool
I have had this tool for probably 30+ years and no one has been able to positively ID it. It's 11 inches long with a wood handle and was owned by "M" at one time. Manufacture is an L inside a diamond in the casting.
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JTT3
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Re: unknown tool
I’d think in this case a picture could actually paint a thousand words.
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Mark Nunn
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Re: unknown tool
Tom, that tool looks remarkably similar to the other two in your stash. 
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Mark Nunn
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Re: unknown tool
I decided to help Tom out here. I copied these from the aaca forum.
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PuzzleTFord
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Re: unknown tool
I'm guessing it's for scooping slag off of your molten babbit.
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Tom VanMeeteren
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Re: unknown tool
I thought I loaded pictures, but then never checked back. I had it at our local model T meeting last night and no one knew for sure what it is. Lots o guesses. Don't believe it is for scooping slag, the cup area is only about 1 1/2" not much room.
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got10carz
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Re: unknown tool
I think it's for scraping hides.
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Herb Iffrig
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Re: unknown tool
Ther is a group n facebook called Old Hand Tools. Perhaps if it was posted on there someone would know what it is and identify it.
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JTT3
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Re: unknown tool
Perhaps the catalyst for toilet paper
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Jerry VanOoteghem
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Re: unknown tool
Farrier's tool?
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Kenny Edmondson
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Re: unknown tool
I have the exact same one. I always assumed it was for something used when babbitting.
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JTT3
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Re: unknown tool
Kenny that could be, maybe for removing dross