What's It?
We found this in the kitchen drawer of my hubby's Great Aunt's house. It is stainless steel. The front edges are sharp. It could cut off a finger! This gadget is 6" in length.
... we are clueless.
We have no idea!
Do you?
Life is a highway.... I am living a dream as I travel and explore our world. What will I find around the next corner?
Have you ever thought of the meaning of "four"? Four is the number of: seasons in a year. corners and sides to a square. virtues....
Not a clue. Were they farmers? Might have something to do with farming or animals...I'd hate to think!
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I have no clue. Hubby first guessed, castration tool, then guessed something for cutting the end off fresh corn ears.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to finding out.
Dehorning gadget?
ReplyDeleteWe thought about castration and or something to lop off sheep's tails. Hadn't thought about dehorning. The handles are so short, though, the leverage wouldn't be that great. So, maybe the corn cutter idea is right.
ReplyDeleteI hope more folks put in their two cents. We'd love to know what it is!
Not a clue, but I'll be watching to see if someone knows.
ReplyDeleteearly dog toe nail cutter ??
ReplyDeleteok so I really have no idea either.
Blessings Kelsie
Dehorner was my wild guess too. Can't wait to hear what it really is. Before I read that it has sharp edges, I thought maybe a garlic press.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that what Loraina Bobbit used on her husband many years ago??? ;)
ReplyDeleteI am cracking up at the Loraina Bobbit comment... So is my Hubby, although he may have some sort of visceral reaction going on!!!
ReplyDeletemy first thought was "oh no,more talk about cutting horns off of goats... I didnt know there were so many goat owners out there, and a prolific mass of kids are being announced on blogs daily.
ReplyDeleteIm pretty sure goats are going to take over the world one day...soon.
Don't have any idea what this is either. I'll check with my friend who seems to know what the most odd items are. She and her family have been into antiques for ages.
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