picked these up today as a group,remind me of plumbing irons for lead cast iron,but they have a very small radius,,,one is marked truth,one with the big bend is cornwell-c,other is mayhew A-3.....Thanks in advance

I'm thinking concrete smoothing tools. For the joints between bricks?

my thoughts too...striking tools for concrete work between rows of brick

i believe they are valve guide tools for flathead engines

they do have some black stuff,maybe oil/grease in the groove,and they have been hammered on

I will go with Bill300d.

yes they are for valve work...thanks again

valve guide removers. flathead V8 Ford required them, and some others. made by a number of different manufacturers, some of whom didn't bother to stamp their name on them.

Valve tools, I used to have and use one like the center one on flat heads in forklifts back in the 70s. 

Upon closer examination they do look too thick and finely machined for concrete work.

But don't hate me for using them to smooth out my block wall. lol

Quote from: bonneyman on March 16, 2021, 10:28:43 AM
Upon closer examination they do look too thick and finely machined for concrete work.

But don't hate me for using them to smooth out my block wall. lol
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Them old Flat heads are long gone, sounds like a good repurpose of old tools.