The “eaten irons” cowboys use on cattle drives. When done, they are put in the “roundup pan” – otherwise known as a washtub. From Left to Right: Knife 1890-1900 Wood. L 42.7, D 5.9 cm Ferrous metal, brass, wood. L 23.5, W 1.5 cm Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 1201 Fork 1895 From Ice House lean to where Chinese cook staid Steel, wood, brass. L 18.6, W 2.3 cm Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3420 Plate c 1895 Enamel. Found in bunkhouse washshed. Tin. H 2.6, D 25.4 cm Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 2598 Cup c 1900 Enamelware Drinking Cup. Found on site in HS19 Stallion barn/machine shop. Tin, enamel. H 5, D 11 cm Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 5186