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Medora 4 year s ago
#19 Seriously? What else did you think it could be?
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Virdie 4 year s ago
Medora, How about "Flash cards for Presidential Speech"?
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Kay 4 year s ago
I love these posts. ❤️
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salamoon 4 year s ago
sometimes it looks like complete idiots are asking those questions.... 
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Senie 4 year s ago
salamoon,that may be to you but I was stuck on #10 til I saw the answer
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Curtis 4 year s ago
Picture #12 is a crank washing machine
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Bryant 4 year s ago
Picture # 15 those are the powder charges for a Ramset powder actuated tool. They came in .22 & .25 caliber. The .25 cal can nail a 2X to a steel beam. Been there, done that & still own the Ramset.
"I found this scrap piece buried under a shed in Norwell, Massachusetts. Roughly 4ft tall, lightweight metal and has an information plate with various serial numbers. What type of airplane did this come from?"
A: "It’s not a rudder but the right stabiliser from a twin-tail Beechcraft Model 18."
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Medora 4 year s ago
#19 Seriously? What else did you think it could be?
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Virdie 4 year s ago
Medora, How about "Flash cards for Presidential Speech"?
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Kay 4 year s ago
I love these posts. ❤️
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Senie 4 year s ago
salamoon,that may be to you but I was stuck on #10 til I saw the answer
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Curtis 4 year s ago
Picture #12 is a crank washing machine
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Bryant 4 year s ago
Picture # 15 those are the powder charges for a Ramset powder actuated tool. They came in .22 & .25 caliber. The .25 cal can nail a 2X to a steel beam. Been there, done that & still own the Ramset.