Historical information
This soldering iron is a hand tool that would have been heated before use by a gas torch or fire and then used to melt solder, which is used to join two pieces of metal. Circa early 20th century.
Significance
Unknown donor but assumed to have been used locally.
Physical description
Soldering iron with a round wooden handle, iron shank and copper head with pointed tip. The handle has two round holes, possibly for hanging the tool from a hook.
Inscriptions & markings
No inscriptions