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Found at 1800's post office

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I found this thing at a VERY old Log building that was used as a post office in the 1800's.Does anybody have a clue what it may have been used for?
 
meat hook, or maybe a fireplace hook for kettles??? Possible door latch???
Interesting....


HH,

GoGoGopher
 
That appears to be a real primitive fish hook,:rofl: if the fish did'nt bite they could throw it at the prey and knock it out:rofl: H.H. :thumbup: Kevin
 
definately not a meat hook....no way to hang the hook from a rail or overhead support. No meatcutter would be willing to try utilizing that hole with a qtr. of beef on the hook. Hooks are nasty sharp also and this one has no point at all.
What are the dimensions of this thing???
 
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