Tools found at my new job

[amecks]

These tools, and the two to be posted in the What Is It? forum, are in the shop at St Joseph's cemetery where I am now the guy in charge of machine maintenance.  Liking this job very much so far.  Part time, 7 to 11 AM Monday - Friday and a decent rate of pay.
Two! Henry and Allen, of Auburn NY (local) 24" pipe wrenches.

If I remember correctly I think this is a Ken-Tool tire iron - but what is the other end for?

Found in a corner, a Dewars Highlander walking stick.  You can see where someone used it as a hammer, the dolt.

There are many other interesting tools in the shop, including almost complete sets of 70's style Snap-On long combos inch and metric as well as several larger size Blue Point combos.  Some Bonney and Proto wrenches.
Check the What Is It forum.

[AutoMechanic]

Very cool. Haven’t seen anything like the last two pictures.

[camarint]

 Man, it sounds like you've hit the jackpot! Being in charge of machine maintenance at St. Joseph's Cemetery sounds pretty cool. I also considered a similar career but then decided to study for a lawyer, as I passed my Sarkari Exam great. Those pipe wrenches – Henry and Allen – local legends, huh? And I've gotta say, I admire your detective skills on that Ken Tool tire iron, but seriously, what's with that mysterious other end? Any guesses?

[lptools]

Hello A. I'm guessing the odd looking end might be for split rims!