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    Posted 8 years ago

    JennStu
    (1 item)

    Came across this at an estate auction.....no clue what it is. Anyone have thoughts? We had some thoughts on mole digger, coal scoop and ice scoop, but after Googling all of these, none look like this piece.

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    17" Valley Pro AMERICAN HICKORY Woo...
    $32
    9pcs Keys BIG Large Antique Vintage old Brass Skeleton Lot for DIY Making Lock
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    9pcs Keys BIG Large Antique Vintage old Brass Skeleton Lot for DIY Making Lock
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    Vintage Antique Solid Brass Bacchus Dionysus Greek God Of Wine Face Door Knocker
    Vintage Antique Solid Brass Bacchus...
    $35
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    17" Valley Pro AMERICAN HICKORY Woo...
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    Comments

    1. UncleRon UncleRon, 8 years ago
      How about another pic, upside-down. Any writing? Anything move?
    2. JennStu, 8 years ago
      I will try to get another photo, this is all I had with me. nothing moves on it and I don't recall any writing on it.
    3. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 8 years ago
      Shaving ice ? Freddy Kreuger's comb ? Forget that one !
    4. RobH, 8 years ago
      It's an ice pick, the patent for it can be seen on this page:

      https://www.google.com/patents/US2070773
    5. JennStu, 8 years ago
      RobH......thank you so much!
    6. RobH, 8 years ago
      This tool was used along with a coolerator ice cube cutter, which makes the cube shapes in the top of a block of ice. The coolerator was filled with hot water, it was then placed on top of a block of ice, and then melted into it, forming cube shapes, as seen in the patent drawing. Finally, your tool was then used to chip out these cubes. Here is the patent for the cube cutter:

      https://www.google.com/patents/US2127262

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