Posted 5 years ago
jeanluc
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THx for the add !I have been trying to identify these hook, but the hallmark is too worn . Hoping somebody might recognize it. thx !
vintage industrial double hook | ||
| Tools and Hardware1907 of 9815 |  |  |
vintage industrial double hook | ||
| Tools and Hardware1907 of 9815 | | |
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Posted 5 years ago
jeanluc
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THx for the add !I have been trying to identify these hook, but the hallmark is too worn . Hoping somebody might recognize it. thx !
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I can't see the tips on this, but it looks like a double meat hook. I do know that commercial meat hooks were marked CPW = Certified Public Weight.
Doesn't look to me fhrjr2 that the tips are 'hooked' enough to be a meat hook, despite that we can't really see 'em in the pics. (unless it'd be some sorta thing that'd get actually inserted/twisted into an entire carcass of something somehow...if that's the case I don't wanna know about it...)
Does any part of it *move" in any way, jeanluc? FWIW, my SWAG (scientific wild a** guess) at first glance was mebbe a hook/hanger from a dry-cleaner's rack system...???
Brass ? Bronze? Iron? Maybe something to do with a scale???
Thanks for answers!, We believe that it is copper or bronze there is a valve inside. And holes at the ends
And the hooks don't rotate.