The larger of the two is embossed "Black Hawk Sheller A. H. Patch," "Clarkesville, Tenn.," and has patent dates 1886 and 1889. It came from a donor named Erb in Dauphin County.

The last project Patch worked on diligently was getting a historical marker approved and placed on APSU's campus about their great grandfather, Asahal Huntington Patch, who invented the corn sheller.

In this video, I show you how to make a corn kernel remover/sheller tool on the cheap and easy to do! This corn kernel removal tool also works with smaller cobs such as mini popping corn and can ...