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1789. 6" long:
1790. 36" long:
Lifting the handle raises the upper half a few inches:
1791. 11" diameter:
1792. 3" long, the top part is leather and the lower piece is made of metal, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses on this item and a chance to win a T-shirt:
1793. A partial shot of something that most people would recognize:
1794. Submitted by a visitor, around 7" tall:
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
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1789. Drafting tool, as it opens it divides area into 10 equal spaces when full length is used.
ReplyDelete1790. Shear
1791. Curling stone.
1794: Trolley pole
ReplyDelete1791 looks like the stone used for quoits.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Canem about the others.
1790 - i frequently used one of these many years ago. Tool for cutting asbestos shingles. Also punches the nail holes.
ReplyDelete1793 looks like a police riot shield.
ReplyDelete1789--More a layout tool than a drafting tool. While there are probably lots of trades where this could be useful, I'd guess it was designed as a cabinet-maker's tool, for laying out dovetails.
ReplyDelete1792--Perhaps a (flint-and-)steel, with the pocket to hold the now missing flint.
1794: Automatic fishing pole?
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