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3193. 7" long:
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3194. 12" long:
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3195. 22" long:
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3196. 8' long:
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3197. 4" long:
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3198. 42" long, this device is hollow and has three holes in the front and back, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses and a chance to win a T-shirt.
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Answers:
3193. These are H-K Electric Engines that were patented in 1905, they are powered by a large battery:
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3194. This is a pipe wrench that is missing the upper jaw and the nut:
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3195. A hay knife, it was used to cut hay from a haystack:
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3196. This was marked "early railroad bench", the seats are numbered 30 through 33:
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3197. A Webster Electrical Corp. microphone from the 1950s, for use with a wire recorder:
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3198. This is a Duochord (Sonometer), it was used to measure sound frequency in acoustical experiments:
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
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3194 The handle part of a Stillson wrench.
ReplyDelete3196 School lecture hall bench
ReplyDelete3191 - hay knife
ReplyDelete3196: press or staff seating from an old stadium?
ReplyDelete3193 is a steam-powered mailbox, of course! :)
ReplyDelete3195. Blubber knife.
ReplyDelete3198. Bichord, used for teaching music theory.