Yeah. it's a Prybar, but to Pry What??

[dimwittedmoose51]

21" long, but the question I have is what does that funky end spozed to pry?.....an old car tire back on the rim?  IMWTK!!

Thanks

DM&FS

[strik9]

Tire spoons do generally have those curves and profiles.  I do think you are right on this one.

[dimwittedmoose51]

The function is now solved, but anyone know how old this thing is.  I certainly couldn't get a modern era tire bean anywhere with this tool and it's a bit big for a bicycle rim..... No markings on it at all

DM&FS

[m_fumich]

I'm betting it's from before the tubeless tire days.

[strik9]

I'm with M_, before tubeless tire days and probably something heavier.

  I would guess Earl the local blacksmith in the mid 20's as the maker more than a big name company.  It resembles a lot of the current locally made stuff I will see here.  Retired cars generally donate the steel.