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Sorry – I should have given a size reference. It is about 5 inches in length. But I looked up Beth’s idea of a button hook on Google Images and she must be exactly correct. I have no idea how old the one we have is, but they are still made and sold today. Thanks Beth!
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Hmm, a back scratcher? I know that can’t be what it is, but nothing else is springing to mind!
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hi Will,
Is this made by you, or store bought?
How about a fireplace tool, such as a fireplace flue opener?
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Pretty sure it’s a button hook. Used on shoes in the 1800s (and maybe earlier).
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No idea what that is!?
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Sorry – I should have given a size reference. It is about 5 inches in length. But I looked up Beth’s idea of a button hook on Google Images and she must be exactly correct. I have no idea how old the one we have is, but they are still made and sold today. Thanks Beth!
I have no idea but it looks like some kind of tool to use while making crafts. Pulling yard or robe ?
Button hook or some kind of corset tightener were gonna be my guesses. WTG Beth!
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Pirate’s hook hand, lol! That’s came to my mind soon as I saw the picture. Button hook??? never knew something like that existed.
Anna
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