What is it? Game 30

This is a old style calf puller that is put around the hoof during calfing.

It’s a jew tool for circumcision.

Looks like ice tongs to me. My dad quit school in third grade to sell ice from a truck back in the Great Depression.

Then again, I think someone used these on me when I was giving birth….some sort of primitive tool approved by my HMO.

What is it? WHAT IS IT?
It’s Grade A Nightmare Fuel, that’s what it is!
I can’t imagine something that looks like that is used for something pleasant. No idea, actually.

Blacksmith pliers

It’s an alligator!

Those looped handles mean you’re pulling something. The curved teeth means it wraps around something curved. The extra hardy construction suggests you’re not lifting, but pulling in a direction where gravity can help you.

Craig Clayton (#1) has the best guess. Yank those babies out.

some sort of tooth pulling tool the dentists used way back then.

#1 is right ! ( but i like #16s answer ! )

You dumb asses apparently can’t read. The desription clearly states that it’s not used with animals.

NIPPLE SQUEEZER!!!!!!!

rips bull testicles

Its a Riccon Wrench. In the early 40′s oversized Blendal crunchers were used to chalup granite blocks for industrial mixes. Size was adjusted from scatia to rough froll and the Riccon nut needed to be adjusted to control size and mass displacement. The second world war disrupted the the granite chall industry when it was discovered that common beach sand could be substituted in all applications. The 42 ton blendal crunchers were soon melted down to make sherman tanks and the only surviving evidence that the industry ever existed is the odd Riccon Wrench, treasured by collectors and museums worldwide.

Looks like a blacksmith tool for pulling items out of a fire – like horse shoes.