Can you name this spike-like antique tool?

Hello from Hazard!
Richard Bader, of Middletown, New York, said Item No. 1141 is a paper punch that punches two holes at a time. This item was a mystery until now. It was submitted by Joe Kiss, of Marysville, Ohio.

Monroe Harbage and Bader also confirmed Item No. 1142 is a tool used by cobblers to stretch an area where there is a bunion to relieve pressure.

Several readers knew Item No. 1143 as a pair holds together a headboard and footboard of a bed with the older style framing. Our thanks to Harbage; Joyce Hann; Jim Moffet; Randy Winland, Prospect, Ohio; Helen Hutchison, Evans, W.Va.; and Phil Maasz, of Smithville, Ohio, who all responded.
Bader picked up the item at a sale. Bader has been in the hospital for six weeks, and we wish him well!

Norm Spiker, of Columbiana, Ohio, submitted Item No. 1144.
Know what it is and how it was used? Email us at editorial@farmanddairy.com; or by mail to: Hazard a Guess, c/o Farm and Dairy, P.O. Box 38, Salem, OH 44460.