I just noticed some writing on that first item maybe it says what it is.

Some type of kitchen gadget and half a pipe wrench.

Some type of press and some type of puller is my WAG

Press and you could really work over a pig with the last one.

Mouli kitchen slicer/grater, missing its blades and the crank to turn them. And a pipe wrench missing the top of the wrench and the tightening nut....

https://www.amazon.com/Easycook-Stainless-Interchangeable-Variated-Dishwasher/dp/B00VA1N49W

Thanks.

What ADC said. Wife has the grater and all the extras. Still uses it. Good for grating cabbage for sour kraut.

Second one looks like it's used to pull spikes , maybe out of railroad ties.

You could squeeze skunk pods with that first one let me know how it works.

I am really surprised that moreguy on here dont know what a pipe wrench is.

What threw me on the pipe wrench was the fact that the piece attached to the main frame has spring like action. Each side has a thin flat strap of spring material. I have not seen that on any other pipe wrench that I have owned.

The press I knew was a kitchen item but didn't know it's purpose.

I'm even more surprised that someone would even take one apart and for what reason.

I don't believe that is a pipe wrench

If you have confirmation that it is, post up a link please

snowy what does the writing on that second tool say?

It is a pipe wrench missing major components.

Its a pipe wrench.......

I'll have to look at it the next time I'm at the ranch. Still have some items that I kept around after that old 3 room shack was pushed in some years back.

2nd picture is a pipe wrench missing upper jaw and threaded ring to adjust size.

lookes like a pipe wrench to me

Lots of references online. Here is one about the company that manufactured them. The original patent was issued to A Walworth employee Daniel Stilson in 1869. The partial one shown missing the loose jaw and adjusting nut was a somewhat later version of the Stilson Pipe Wrench.

http://alloy-artifacts.org/walworth-mfg-company.html