Scraper or something

[chips]

I've had their tools before but I searched the Bay and google and couldn't find this thing.  I've had it sitting around for a while so thought I'd post it.  It measures 12" long.  Any help would be appreciated... thanks!

[Bill Houghton]

I betcha something like a gasket scraper.  Or the smallest pancake spatula in the world.

[Lostmind]

I think it was born a weeding tool with a V ground in the front of the blade.
Someone ground it down to make a scraper. At least that's what I did to mine.
Guessing here.

[Branson]

I'm thinking gasket scraper.  I have one of these, too, though I haven't looked for a manufacturer.  In my experience, such as it is, the weeding tools are thicker than Chip's or mine.

[amecks]

"TrowelCollector" blog has a short history of Wm. Johnson - Newark, NJ (where I was born)...
http://trowelcollector.blogspot.com/2013/11/william-johnson-inc-newark-nj-trowel.html

Might it be a bearing scraper?

[mvwcnews]

Ran across a William Johnson garden tools ad in March 1915 HARDWARE DEALERS MAGAZINE & put it in FLICKR (https://www.flickr.com/photos/mvwcnews/21070845788 )   Grind off the "prongs" from an asparagus knife & you're left with a what's it.