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Unidentified piece “definitely not a waffle iron”

Regarding Steve Lubar’s letter to the editor, November 2021 issue of Farm Collector: How about a meat tenderizer for dinosaur steaks used by Alley Oop’s woman?

Seriously: The item shown on Page 5 would have been used as a soil compactor (tamper) when constructing a stone (or rock) sidewalk or a foundation of rock or stone when building a corncrib, barn or house. The first two-story country homes we lived in in the late 1930s, ‘40s and ‘50s had rock foundations with no mortar.

Jack Fulghum, Fredonia, Kansas

Editor’s note: Ron Gasser, Sterling, Ohio,

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