Do you recognize this tool?

This mystery tool has "K.R. Wilson, Buffalo, N.Y., BV 22." stamped on the side. The tool measures about 11 inches long and is made from cast iron. When the handles are pulled together, the jaws open.

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Do you recognize this tool?

This mystery tool was found with a group of crochet hooks, but the sender does not believe this tool is for crocheting because it is flat and yarn would not slide easily over the hook. It is made of steel and measures 9-9/16 inches, is 3/8-inch wide at the square end and about 1/16-inch thick.

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June 2012 Mystery Tool A

This item remains unidentified.

June 2012 Mystery Tool B

This item remains unidentified. Possibly used to slice or split wood. Photo submitted by Tom Ray johnson, Pickton, Texas.

June 2012 Mystery Tool C

Hand crusher used in assaying and mining. Would have been used with companion tray to contain the crushed sample. Photo submitted by David Cripps, Alexandria, Tenn.

June 2012 Mystery Tool D

Washing machine. This particularly compact model may have been designed for use in areas of limited water supply; for instance, it could easily be used in a creek. Photo submitted by Carroll Nikkel, Maxwell, Iowa. See patent 414,176.

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This mystery tool was found in the rafters of an 1888 barn. It measures approximately 24 inches long and is made of some sort of antler.

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Do you recognize this tool?

This mystery tool has no markings.

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Check back here August 21 for the correct answer, or find it in the September issue of Farm Collector.

Have a mystery tool you want to submit? Email us at editor@farmcollector.com with at least one photo taken in a well-lit area against a plain background. Include dimensions and any markings on the piece.