Still working the old 1870 house where we pulled out alot of iron. This one here has the word Pat's March on it and looking on google shows a old flat iron maker but can not locate this particlular handle. On the back side it has another word which I can not make out all the way. Any body have any ideas or, has a picture of this handle attached to some thing? Also, on the front, the last line, is that a date?? All guess welcome. Good hunting all.
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shults ?.
what is it ?
My guess is it says SHUBES PAT'D MARCH 1919
I Googled it but I didn't come up with much
We'll see what the rest of the members think it says :->
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Thanks Lee and Ill Digger. I thought that was a date on that thing but wasn't quiet sure. I would love to find a picture of what the handle was attached to. HH all.
Looks like SHUEK'S to me.
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Have you tryed doing a paper rubbing.
You know,with a charcoal pencil.
Thanks Tony. I've been tring every combo possible and still haven't found it. But I have been finding pic's of some old glass butter churn handles that looks close.
Thanks for the info Lee. We'll have to give that a try.
I was thinking it said SHUBES. lol It's a letter Rorschach test.
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