Is this a barrel tap or clock winder?
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Clock winder. Barrel taps usually have round ends and sturdy handles...
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I have the same looking key and it has been identified on my export papers as a Georgian barrel tap key.
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Barrel tap key as illustrated in this link.
Very nice recovery, congrats.
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My mistake. Never saw one that looked like that around here. Here's what I usually find.
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