Thursday, July 12, 2012

Set 449

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2605. 7" long:

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2606. Around 8" long:






















2607. Sent in by a visitor who is looking to find the purpose of this Gaertner Chicago device, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to win a T-shirt:
























2608. Another unidentified tool:

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2609. About 6" diameter:



























2610. Yet another tool that was sent in by someone looking to find out how it was used:

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2605. A wire tying tool, for making hose clamps, etc., patent number 1,124,633:

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A similar tool:

































2606. A "brass cup for sampling whiskey":



Seen here on display with a still and a whiskey mash stick:

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2607. No verifiable answer yet for this device:
























2608. This tool is still unidentified:

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2609. A copper float and depth gauge for a municipal water tower:



























2610. Also no answer yet for this tool, the owner said that it was used in a church:

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9 comments:

  1. 2606- pot for making Turkish coffee

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  2. 2608 Could this screw into brick or morter to hold a gate open like a "shutter dog"?

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  3. 2606 looks like some sort of vacuum chamber, possibly used in a science class. Or a collection cup, such as the cup on a hand operated pump for bleeding automotive brake lines.

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  4. I believe that 2606 was used in flame emission spectroscopy.

    - Edward

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  5. 2607 looks like part of a vacuum device.....I agree with above

    2608 looks like the equivalent of a really strong tent-peg....or a small battle axe

    2610....a foot pedal mechanism for a pipe organ?

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  6. 2610 definitely looks like a pipe organ part, but I couldn't tell you what part.

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  7. excellent photos!!!! extremely country effect, love your current outfit so elegant and lovely!!!
    RS Gold



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  8. 607. safeswtorcredits Sent in by a visitor who is looking to find the purpose of this Gaertner Chicago device, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to http://wwww.safeswtorcredits.com/ win a T-shirt:

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