Saturday, August 28, 2004. 94 Monkey's fist knot. 97 Beekeeper's uncapping knife. 98 Holds inverted syrup bottles at an old soda fountain. A "light" is another term for a pane of glass, so "lights per inch" indicates how many stacked panes per inch. Posted by Rob H. at 4:37 PM. View my complete profile. 94 Monkeys fist knot 95. Hose holder .
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Saturday, August 28, 2004. 94 Monkey's fist knot. 97 Beekeeper's uncapping knife. 98 Holds inverted syrup bottles at an old soda fountain. A "light" is another term for a pane of glass, so "lights per inch" indicates how many stacked panes per inch. Posted by Rob H. at 4:37 PM. View my complete profile. 94 Monkeys fist knot 95. Hose holder .
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Saturday, August 28, 2004. 94 Monkey's fist knot. 97 Beekeeper's uncapping knife. 98 Holds inverted syrup bottles at an old soda fountain. A "light" is another term for a pane of glass, so "lights per inch" indicates how many stacked panes per inch. Posted by Rob H. at 4:37 PM. View my complete profile. 94 Monkeys fist knot 95. Hose holder .
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Saturday, August 28, 2004. 94 Monkey's fist knot. 97 Beekeeper's uncapping knife. 98 Holds inverted syrup bottles at an old soda fountain. A "light" is another term for a pane of glass, so "lights per inch" indicates how many stacked panes per inch. Posted by Rob H. at 4:37 PM. View my complete profile.
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I've been collecting unusual objects for quite a while, and several years ago I started posting them on this site as puzzles for visitors to figure out what they are. Most of the items are mine but a few belong to others, if you aren't interested in tools there are plenty of other type objects that have also been posted. For first time visitors I recommend this archive. For a wide variety of some of my best pieces. Monday, August 30, 2004. Close-up photos of the shrunken quarter. 107 2 3/4" tall. Microsc...
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Tuesday, August 24, 2004. 84 Put and Take gambling top. 85 Stanley gauge for marking hinge mortises. 88 Wedge for a tool handle. Posted by Rob H. at 4:33 PM. View my complete profile. 84 Put and Take gambling top 85. Stanley g.
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Thursday, May 31, 2007. 995 Book clamp, in the days before book bags, this was invented to be used for carrying books. Patent number 198,437. 996 Carriage makers' plow plane or coach makers' plow, for making grooves in wood. 997a Boot puller, the handle can be folded down against the hook. 997b When new, this end was sharp and was used as a leather punch. 997c Carriage door key. Similar to this one that I found on ebay, the same seller has two slightly different keys. Still up for auction. Posted by Rob H.
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Monday, June 11, 2007. 1007 A gunpowder tester, photographed at the Frasier International History Museum. A different model of black powder tester, another type of eprouvette is described here. From John Sindelar's collection. To see a larger image. 1008 Lineman's climbing irons, patent number 1,632,688. 1010 Coal hammer, they would give one of these to people when a truckload of coal was delivered. From Jim Brown's collection. Last week's set is seen below, click here. To view the entire post:.
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Thursday, June 21, 2007. Key, uses iButton. The original Segways used color coded keys that determined the speed of the vehicle, black for beginners, yellow for intermediate, and red for advanced. 1014 Stair saw, for making stair treads and starting dado cuts. 1016 This was part of a display of barrel making tools, it's a barrel header, used to force the head into a wooden barrel. 1017b Another version of the same device, circa 1750:. Last week's set is seen below, click here. To view the entire post:.
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Saturday, August 28, 2004. 90 Flat spring relay, from the phone company. 92 Tool for adjusting flat spring relays. 93 Plug wrench, for tub drain installation. Posted by Rob H. at 3:37 PM. View my complete profile. 89 Ferrofluid 90. Flat spring relay, from .
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Saturday, August 28, 2004. 94 Monkey's fist knot. 97 Beekeeper's uncapping knife. 98 Holds inverted syrup bottles at an old soda fountain. A "light" is another term for a pane of glass, so "lights per inch" indicates how many stacked panes per inch. Posted by Rob H. at 4:37 PM. View my complete profile. 94 Monkeys fist knot 95. Hose holder .
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Wednesday, August 04, 2004. 65 Police officer's traffic light box key. 66 "Go/No Go" gauge for steel plates. Posted by Rob H. at 4:22 PM. View my complete profile. 65 Police officers traffic light box key .
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Saturday, September 04, 2004. 100 Crown and stem from a pocket watch with keyless winding. 101 Probably part of a horse's harness. 102 Watchmaker's depthing tool. Posted by Rob H. at 3:48 AM. View my complete profile. 100 Crown and stem from a pocket watch with keyle.
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Tuesday, September 07, 2004. 106 Spur embedder used by beekeepers to press wire into the comb:. 107 Tobacco pipe reamer. 108 Carpet weaving tool. Posted by Rob H. at 4:05 PM. View my complete profile. 105 Answer 106. Spur embedder used by beekeepe.
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Saturday, September 11, 2004. 114 Machinist's aid, a pin was placed in the appropriate hole for support of the object being machined. Posted by Rob H. at 2:50 PM. View my complete profile. 109 Yoshimoto cube 110. Lid lifter .
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Saturday, September 18, 2004. 115 Relay tension tester. Used for testing the contacts in the slots on the back of this relay. 116 Probably a leather tool. 117 Polishing media, also sold as pieces for a magnetic sculpture. 118 Not yet sure what type of wrench this is. 119 Mantle clock gong. Posted by Rob H. at 3:42 PM. View my complete profile. 115 Relay tension tester. Used for testing t.
