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2581. 15" long:
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2582. 11-7/8" tall:
2583. 12" long:
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2584. Around 14" long:
2585. 4" diameter:
2586. 1-1/4" tall, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to win a T-shirt:
Answers:
2581. This device is a Downey-Johnson coin counter that was manufactured by the Johnson Fare Box Co.:
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2582. A bucket for catching maple syrup:
2583. A pistol safe with programmable buttons:
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2584. A vise for holding a saw when it is being sharpened or set:
2585. The owner stated that it was a buggy step, though others have said that it's a step for use on an automobile, haven't been able to verify either:
2586. A pin straightener for radio tubes:
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
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2581 looks like a kind of coin counter
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2584 is for holding your saw whilst you sharpen and set it. The G clamp bit holds it firm on the bench. The tool is upside down in the photos.
ReplyDelete2581 is a coin counter
ReplyDelete2582 is a concrete slump tester
2583 is a gun safe
2584 is a vise to hold a hand saw for sharpening
2586 is a vacuum tube pin straightener
2582 is a sap collecting bucket for maple syrup.
ReplyDeleteCorrect answers so far:
ReplyDelete2581. coin counter
2582. maple syrup bucket
2583. gun safe
2584. saw vise
2586. pin straightener
2585 is the step for a Ford Modal A rumble seat.
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