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Greenie
I found this in south alabama, does anyone know what it is?

vayank54 said:It isn't broken. It was used to take the iron tops off the burners on an old wood stove. The cover would have a notch in it and the handle would lock in to the notch.
I stand corrected.vayank54 said:It isn't broken. It was used to take the iron tops off the burners on an old wood stove. The cover would have a notch in it and the handle would lock in to the notch.
Bigcypresshunter, you're welcome.......... I think. Looking at my reply again, it seems kind of blunt. I didn't mean for it to be.bigcypresshunter said:I stand corrected.vayank54 said:It isn't broken. It was used to take the iron tops off the burners on an old wood stove. The cover would have a notch in it and the handle would lock in to the notch.Thanks for making me feel young.
No it was not blunt. 8) I was wrong.vayank54 said:Bigcypresshunter, you're welcome.......... I think. Looking at my reply again, it seems kind of blunt. I didn't mean for it to be.bigcypresshunter said:I stand corrected.vayank54 said:It isn't broken. It was used to take the iron tops off the burners on an old wood stove. The cover would have a notch in it and the handle would lock in to the notch.Thanks for making me feel young.
Great ID. Sorry about the young comment because Im not that young even though I dont seem to remember the wood cooking stoves. Maybe we used coal in Penna.. but I think we had gas. I remember it went from Penna. to Penn. to Pa. 
Breezie said:Here are some pics and a website about wood cook stoves, lids, and lifters.
http://www.woodmanspartsplus.com/4871/16542/Stove-Lids-and-Lifters/Stove-Lid-Lifter-Cast-Iron.html
Breezie
Breezie said:Good eye Johhny; you're right!![]()