Vintage Tapered Triangular Point Scraper or Reamer

This item is a vintage hand tool featuring a tapered, triangular steel blade, likely utilized as a scraper, reamer, or punch. The tool's construction is characterized by three distinct flat faces that converge at a sharp point, a geometry designed for precision deburring or enlarging holes in metal or wood. The material appears to be high-carbon steel, showing a significant amount of aged patina, surface oxidation (pitting), and dark brown to grey discoloration typical of antique ferrous tools. The metal surface exhibits fine longitudinal abrasive marks, suggesting it may have been hand-forged or finished with heavy grinding. There is a faint, worn marking near the upper center of the visible face, likely an alphanumeric stamp indicating a maker or size, though it is heavily obscured by wear and corrosion. The condition is consistent with extensive age and use; the edges are rounded and duller than the original manufacture state, and there is no evidence of modern cleaning or restoration. Based on the industrial look and level of oxidation, this tool likely dates back to the late 19th or early 20th century. The craftsmanship is utilitarian and robust, reflecting a period where tools were handmade for specific industrial or workshop tasks.