We are restoring a bed from the 40ies how do we desolve the old glue?
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You can try warming it up with a hair dryer and scrape it.
Hi, this is from eHow:
Vinegar has a wide variety of uses including dissolving wood glue. Because of its acidic properties, undiluted vinegar on a rag works to dissolve wood glue. If the glue is exceptionally stubborn, heat the vinegar in the microwave or on a stovetop. Apply the warm vinegar to the wood glue, using a rag or old towel.
If you have a palm sander you might try sanding it off.