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2767. 12" long:

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2768. 34" diameter, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to win one of their funny T-shirts:

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2769. 14" long:

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2770. 6" long:

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2771. 4" diameter:

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2772. 7" tall:














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2767. Utica No. 16 Battery Terminal Lifters, U.D.F.& T.C., Utica, N.Y.:

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2768. This is a millstone that was made in Iowa:

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Another millstone was also on display, this one is made from red granite and was cut from a drift boulder in the 1880s:





















2769. A pistol shooting rest:

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2770. This is most likely a device to check the shooting position of a handgun shooter (showing slightest movements of the gun hand/arm). Brevet is the French word for patent.

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2771. A bee feeding cup:

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2772. A powder keg style canteen that was carried by a Confederate soldier during the Civil War:









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2766. A Body Post Marker, these are used to mark an RC car body shell for accurate alignment.

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