Yes, I think the tool the left is a stirrup hoe (aka Dutch hoe). Best to pull that through the dirt. Does a great job upending weed seedlings that are 2" or less tall. Weekly maintenance item.

The one on the right seems to be some kind of three-in-one tool. Two pointed edges for moving dirt, curved furrowing on the left make a small trench, straight edge on the right scarifies (cuts hard soil). A notch in the middle for grabbing a plant stalk. I say it's made for planting then removing sweet corn. The rust on the curved edge indicates that edge was used the most, furrowing

Never had a heart hoe, but the middle one does look like that.

Nice to have old tools like that. Store them where you can see them. Remember who went before.

Agree with Tom. Just wanted to say thanks for posting and sharing with us. reminds me of my Great Grandmother who lived by herself till she was 92, had chickens, garden, and used to visit her "invalid" kids..:-) Wonder if they were made of sterner stuff in the old days?

Ev