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3175. 3-1/2" long:
3176. Take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to win a T-shirt.
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3177. 4" long:
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3178. 5" long, patented in 1875:
3179. Sent in by a visitor who would like to identify this tool:
3180. Around 8-1/2" long:
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Answers:
3175. This is a Remington Cutlery pocketknife opener:
3176. This is a meat tenderizer, patent number 2,495,989:
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3177. A Bell System cable splitter:
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3178. An ox bow pin, patent number 47,149:
It keeps the bow attached to the yoke:
3179. This tool is probably for tightening metal or nylon straps:
3180. A pool cue dresser, for evening the surface of the tip of a pool stick, patent number 422,204:
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
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3179: Looks to be a tension tool for metal strapping/banding, possibly for bundling pipe/tubing
ReplyDelete3177 For slicing the jacket on 2 conductor electrical wire.
ReplyDelete3175 blade opener for pocket knives.
ReplyDelete3176 is a meat tenderizer.
ReplyDelete3178 is a quick pin for adjusting the bows on an ox yoke
3180
ReplyDeleteBillard queu dresser?
B.