Found in a barn cleanup. It’s a heavy iron tool with a hinge and jagged teeth on the inside curve. It opens and closes but I have no idea what it’s meant to grab.

preserve the metal and prevent further corrosion. Store the tool in a dry, stable environment to avoid additional wear and ensure it remains a valuable piece of history.

Restoration of a corn sheller can involve cleaning, rust removal, and minor repairs to ensure it is safe for display. Begin by gently scrubbing the surface with a wire brush to remove loose rust, followed by a rust remover for more stubborn spots.

Once cleaned, consider applying a clear protective coat to preserve its