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Small cast iron hand tool - I think

Started by Wondering, September 20, 2012, 07:23:05 PM

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Wondering

I'd be grateful for any help you can provide in identifying this small tool.

Thank you!

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/63060428/Canton-20120919-00218%20copy.jpg

Branson

The only thing I can think of is half of a vintage cartridge reloading plier.

Mac53

I associate handles like that with stoves. Some sort of lifter or something for a wood/coal stove perhaps?
-Marcus-

Billman49

I agree with Mac 53 - some sort of stove handle

Branson

At 5 inches, it doesn't look long enough for a stove handle. 

It still looks like half of one of these.

Mac53

Branson,
What is that? I assume the top is a wad cutter? But the bottom?
-Marcus-

Branson

Quote from: Mac53 on September 21, 2012, 10:19:51 AM
Branson,
What is that? I assume the top is a wad cutter? But the bottom?

I've used one of the stirrup  cutters like the top item to cut wads, but it's just a cutter, often for leather work.

The bottom device is for hand loading shotgun shells.  Here's a couple more, in sets of reloading tools.