Can you identify these blades?

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These blades belonged to my father who was an agricultural engineer and who passed away last year. He told me that they are very old and I think may have come off of an old reaper or thresher?? They measure just under 87” in length but the blade section measures 6’ x 3.5”. Any help you could give in identifying these would be much appreciated.
 

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