1495. These are all approximately 3" to 4" tall:



From Dan Gaier's collection
1496. Submitted by a visitor:

1497. 18" long:



1498. 8" long, another one sent in by a visitor, who is looking to find the purpose of this device, the long steel pieces are threaded on the ends:

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1499. 3-1/2" long:

1500. 12-3/4" long, circa 1915, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses.



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1497. A demolition tool
ReplyDeleteThe third one is definitely and ice climbers axe. The next...maybe a pipe bender? Good stumble!
ReplyDelete1496. An air pump
ReplyDelete1497: a "wreck" or "extraction" tool to get people out of crashed vehicles?
ReplyDelete1500: Hand grenade. The handle resembles a British "hairbrush" grenade, but the fragmentation body looks very different.