Mike from MI
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✅ SOLVED Help!!!! What is this?….
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fyrffytr1
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Ice pick.
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Yep, Ice pick. My wife's Grandmother gave us one when we got married in '83
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That is a good possibility. The reason I went with ice pick was because of how sturdily built it looked.
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Sure looks like this one: https://www.etsy.com/listing/173044072/vintage-ice-pick-wood-handle-fork
Don.....
Don.....
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its both! its a chocolate ice pick 
same tool marketed for 2 different uses
same tool marketed for 2 different uses
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