One of my favorite things to do is visit flea markets and look for
treasures in the piles of things for sell. I like to buy watches
and I have made a few dollars selling them on Ebay. At one time I
was into buying tools and reselling them. Then the housing crunch
hit and all the worker in that field needed to sell their tools to pay
their rent and the bottom fell out of the market. There is one thing
that a continue to do. If I find a tool that I do not recognize and
I can buy it cheap, I usually do. This just happened the other days
when I was at a flea market in the mountains of North Carolina.
The tool is about an inch thick and maybe four inches by six inches
in length and width. It is cast iron and has to holes in the body.
On the narrow end's edge there are two indentations. I have no idea
what this this is or how it is used.
The marking include “076AB”, “WB” and “18”. I searched
the internet and could not find the item. It is possible that this
is a piece of a machine. It could be a rocker harm of some sort. It
is made out of cast iron. If you have any idea what that “thang”
is let me know.
