Apple Product, 1990ish. Didn’t see a serial number. Thing underneath it is a keyboard that was stored with it, unsure if related.
It’s the 20th Anniversary Macintosh (TAM)
On the underside of our cabinet in the house we recently bought, built in the 70s. Plastic with metal teeth on one side, very dull. Each side is ~4 inches long.
Jar opener.
Comes with my package and I think they have put it in by accident. I feel like most people would know what this is
Pull Keys off the keyboard.
Rounded cylindrical thing with a axial hole my neighbour got from antique shop.
It’s a pretty old, unusual style of pipe!
A friend from Northern Canada found this buried. Over 6 feet long and hollow on the inside.
PW4000 Jet exhaust cone
Someone left this on the side of the road. I didn’t feel it so I’m not sure what its made of but I know it’s heavy enough to survive the wind for a day before somebody picked it up.
This is a ceramic available in a slip mold, the kind anyone can do at a paint-your-own ceramics class.
Found in the dirt by a lake
It’s a knife made out of a horseshoe.
We found this in the attic that we unsealed & entered for the first time today in the roof of our home which is a 1926 former Freemason Temple.
It’s an old junction board where all of the bells & signal wires were joined together.
Saw lots of these being installed in a hole in the ground laterally across a gap
They’re supports to stop the walls of the hole falling inward.
What is this tool? Looks like some sort of measuring device
Postage yeah…back in the day we would weigh out our weed with that
Stuck at home because of the virus, decided to clean this bottle/decanter kids asked questions about it, I had no answers other than “I found it at a flea market before you were born” Anyone know anything about this? or try another sub?
Danish vintage Holmegaard “Kluk Kluk” by Jacob E Bang
Found on the beach in Maine
Calcareous algae.
What would be the use of this ship before it was used for living?
A Dutch Barge. Transporting cargo along canals.
Fell from the sky – Made 15ft hole – Metal object about 3ft long, 30kg
I belive the ratchet wheel came from a ship’s anchor winch.
Found on the beach, made of glass what could this be?
A bottle stopper.
This metal/wooden thing and this powdery thing
It’s a bird call the wood spins and squeaks, the powder is a resin for “lubrication”
I found this wooden object as I was standing on a beach in Miraflores, Lima, Peru… more info in the comments
That’s a ceremonial chonta. It’s a traditional healer thingy. Probably a replica from a junk souvenir shop, I can find that exact one on etsy, amazon, and ebay for sale.
I've had this stencil set for years- yellow is basic shapes and green is holidays/events. I’ve been trying to figure out since I was a kid what this is. They go in order of seasons. This is 17. 16 is a turkey, 18 is a mitten. Here’s the stencil and my drawing!
Bundle of corn stalks with pumpkins around the base? Used for fall yard decoration
This was in a gift bag handed out by a local university
Keychain phone stand with screen cleaner.
A metal baseball cup looking thing found at a 1950’s era dump site in the woods from an old resort. Two bolts (hinges?), a number 2, and “MW”
It looks like the Weatherhead from an electrical service entrance.
Growing from the basement ceiling at a very rapid rate. It is also leaving on the table below it, grayish particles.
Those are the studs from your walls — redistributed by your termites.
Saw these near a pond in Perry, Ga. They are buckets with hoses coming out of them.
They’re an artificial fish habitat
Is that camera of some sort?
It is a director’s viewfinder used to block and set shots in a movie.
I have no clue. There are no markings, badges, or branding anywhere. The top piece lifts straight up, and that’s it.
It looks like a blank functional test fixture for circuit boards. I work with fixtures like that every day.
Been posted on another sub who’s advised me to post here. These have been popping up on every lamp post in my area the last few days. Orange boxes have wires and cameras and then mics on the other lamp posts. Any ideas on what they are?
Wires on the road to count cars that use the road, microphone attached to collect noise data. Looks like a traffic study to me!
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