I have no idea, but it looks like some kind of gardening tool to me...but I honestly am stumped. I even did a reverse photo search on Google with no luck.
It is too short to be a trench digging tool, plus there isn't enough wear on the ends to indicate this. Since there does not seem to be a lot of wear anywhere and it looks to be a garden that has a flat bottom, my guess is that it is used to gently tamp down seeds as they are dropped into a row.
It doesn't have a very long handle on it, I have no idea what it might be for. But I am curious now :) Maybe William will see this and knows what it is? He has a lot of experience with building and houses, etc.
When I find out what this tool is I will share my findings. Been searching everywhere on-line with no luck. Thanks for all the feed back. I'll keep at it.
In every issue of This Old House magazine, there is a section that shows a picture of a unidentified tool or gadget, and readers have to guess what it is. This would be a super submission.
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I have no idea, but it looks like some kind of gardening tool to me...but I honestly am stumped. I even did a reverse photo search on Google with no luck.
Looks like a gardening tool
What are the dimensions of the tool? It is a little hard to tell especially how long the handle is from the one picture you posted.
It is too short to be a trench digging tool, plus there isn't enough wear on the ends to indicate this. Since there does not seem to be a lot of wear anywhere and it looks to be a garden that has a flat bottom, my guess is that it is used to gently tamp down seeds as they are dropped into a row.
It looks like a digging tool
Maybe some kid of a funnel?
vintage coal scoop shovel?
Looks like some type of mixing device to me.
It doesn't have a very long handle on it, I have no idea what it might be for. But I am curious now :) Maybe William will see this and knows what it is? He has a lot of experience with building and houses, etc.
When you do find out what it is, will you please come back and let us know?
This looks a lot like an old tool my Grandma had that she used to dig up potatoes with.
how about a dog pooper scooper!
Maybe an old tamper tool.
I think it is a golfing tool ?
Looks like something that is used with cement
You have us all curious Kate. I did find this guy who identifies old tools
https://www.letoolman.com/mystery-tool-page.html Maybe you can see what he says.
Wow that a great question. I am curious too....
When I find out what this tool is I will share my findings. Been searching everywhere on-line with no luck. Thanks for all the feed back. I'll keep at it.
A dustpan.
In every issue of This Old House magazine, there is a section that shows a picture of a unidentified tool or gadget, and readers have to guess what it is. This would be a super submission.
https://www.thisoldhouse.com/pages/contact-us
what is it you want to do