Another what's this thread!!!

[DOUBLE-Z]

I like the cast iron handle guess, just looks to small to be so.

[doghouse]

My mom always used a fork to mash the edges of a pie. No big deal. Like stated earlier she never thru anything away.

[Quackerbox]

looks like a handle to remove the cast iron plates over the burners on an old stove.

Going with this

[Abcdj]

That's what you use to calibrate a henway.

What's a.....

[Smart]

a 3.5" handle

[Kevin Smith]

A tool to break glass on a extinguishers?

[BTLowry]

I am liking the bell clapper guess

No idea myself

[dclifton]

Looks like a handle to pull something with. I would guess a string or twine was tied in the hole.

[super_dave]

I bet burnadell knows.

[bboswell]

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I'm going with a handle for lifting cast iron lids that Tx_Wader's grandma used to put ruffling around pie crust.

[Goldeneagle]

Every sash weight I ever saw was smooth so not to hang up on anything.

Yeah, I don't know why that thought came to mind. They are usually more of a cylinder shape too.

[cosmiccowboy]

I'm thinking a tool to open old school tin lids like paint cans. Things like syrup, lard,peanut butter etc. used to come in cans like that. Pry with the tapered end with the hole and then "roll" the lid up with the other end once you have it cracked.

[Smart]

a 3.5" handle

This should have read

A 3.5" handle to pull cast iron??

Not sure why I cut that question short.

[PYBUCK]

Door knocker maybe

[Hoggslayer]

I'm thinking a tool to open old school tin lids like paint cans. Things like syrup, lard,peanut butter etc. used to come in cans like that. Pry with the tapered end with the hole and then "roll" the lid up with the other end once you have it cracked.

I was thinking the same thing.