Cast Iron Tools - What were these used for

We found these in the bottom of a box lot that we purchased. Clearly some sort of hammer and a nubby brush or file? (We have no idea). They are not very large...only 8 and 9.5 inches long. Cast iron probably. No marks. Do you know what purpose they serve? Thank you

 

The hammer and rasp may be ferrier's tools. Button hook in the middle.

 

And I'd say the little one in the middle is probably an old shoe button hook!!! Either that or for lacing up old high button shoes back in the day!!

 

A ferrier would need maybe an oar or paddle, but think farrier's tools is probably correct. Here's a modern set:

 

Thanks for the replies!

 

It doesn't look like a rasp to me.

But I don't know what it is.

Most people prefer to see "full images" (like below). Apparently, for some phones this is a significant issue.

 

not a candy hammer....right?
not a fire extinguisher cabinet hammer

 

On the kitchen front, I'm wondering if the two tools are some unsuccessful plan for meat tenderizing.

But not the button hook.

 

Hello, bottom one is very likely a fish scaler.

 

Oh, well done, well done.

Illustration from One, Breakfast, Dinner and Supper by Maud C. Cooke (1897)
Found here: https://bethemmott.com/blog/category/friends/page/4/

 

Wow thanks so much! Maybe they would first hit the fish on the head with the hammer!!

 

Thank you, but all the credit should go to @lptools !