If we assume the flat bit on the short arm to be an anvil of sorts,
and the groove in the jaws are to hold a ferule, then it could be
a hand held, hammer struck crimper.
I think that we've now seen another tool that has a "nib".
Check out the left end of the long handle.
Not wanting to start the nib thing again of course!
;^)
PeterH in Perth
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Seen on the interwebs
looks a bit like a chain pipe wrench or what
http://imgur.com/a/0vJVs
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