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    Posted 6 years ago

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    Setrocana
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    It’s about 3 feet long. It has a grabber type bottom that you twist the shaft to open and close. The handle says Pat. 1803 and possibly May Co on the other side. Maybe some sort of foundry tool?

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    1. slackjack, 6 years ago
      Grasping tool to remove clinkers from a coal stove or coal fired boiler fire box.
    2. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 6 years ago
      Ok, Slackjack, what is a "clinker" ? LOL !
    3. Setrocana, 6 years ago
      Keramikos. I’ll go look again. Didn’t want to get too carried away trying to look past the rust. A second look at the original HD photo could be 1903. The 3 is pretty solid.
    4. Setrocana, 6 years ago
      And I presumed the number was the year it was patented.

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