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I haven't found anything on this except a "plate" may some kind of jointer. Note, one edge on the bottom is not toothed and all are curved about the same as a barrel. This was also found in gold country.
Thanks for looking Dave
 
Looks like a curry comb to me other than that I aint got a clue...d2
 
I had never heard of "curry comb"(Ima city boy), so I looked it up, then found pic of an old one. Looks the same to me.
THANKS Dave
 
Don't know how old this one is, but another Carpenter's curry comb model, No. 333, was specified for military horse equipment in Union Army regulations of 1861:
http://www.ushist.com/wardrobe/regulations/army_regulations_1861.htm
 
WOW! I don't know how you found that. I took a look at the numbers with a 10X loop and they probably are 333.
THANKS Dave
 
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