"Found this building while I was hiking in west Kerry, Ireland."

1

A: "It’s a water tower, formerly used to refill steam engine tanks or tenders. There used to be a railway there from 1891 to 1953."

"Thing with wheels I found in the woods"

2

A: "Its what’s left of a Volkswagen beetle."

"Little brick outcroppings dotted every 20 feet or so on old brick building. Nashville TN"

3

A: "If it’s a really old building they could be coal chutes to basement furnaces"

"What is this metal monkey sculpture??"

4

A: "A Tsuba (sword guard)"

"I found this under my house during a remodel. I think it’s from the 1932 Olympics? I live in Southern California about an hour from Los Angeles."

5

A: "Car grille ornament celebrating the 1932 olympics"

"Huge engine with wheels found hiking on copper mountain."

6

A: "Looks like it was meant to drive a belt. Since you said it was a logging area, could have been for a saw or bark stripper. I’ve found similar engines next to old mines that were for ventilation and air compressors, also belt driven."

"Found this tool in my grandma’s basement"

7

A: "It’s a clarinet stand"

"Wall thingy that has slots that can be pushed"

8

A: "It definitely is a coat hanger, it is a vintage design by Luciano Bertoncini from the 70’s. Just a weird design I guess. Had a Goole, some of them seem worth a fair bit as well"

"I work at the health department and found this no idea what it does"

9

A: "My husband is a manufacturing engineer for a medical company. He says it’s sold by conmed. Probably a plate holder or plate bender."

"Was my Grandfathers. It had cuff links and tie bars in it. Sort of an organizer? Maybe for travel? Was this a popular old item?"

10

A: "It’s a valet. Valet is a generic term for the item that holds your stuff. BTW, looks like a Boy Scout 1st class pin with the collar stays. Your grandfather knew how to wear a shirt properly."

"Partners mum found this in their house. Seems to have a sharp edge for cutting. There’s no number or words. It can lock shut. Spring inside. Any help is appreciated"

11

A: "It is for trimming Venetian (Horizontal) blinds. The cutting edge puts a small radius on the corner of the blind."

"We found them in a drawer, they’re metallic and quite stabby. Banana for scale."

12

A: "Martini garnish spikes (olives/onions)?"

"Found this lightbulb? while cleaning out my mother-in-law’s attic."

13

A: "Looks like a vintage Edison globe bulb."

"This glass thing my brother found in a charity shop. The top is closed, and the other four spouts are open. The top and bottom compartments are separate."

14

A: "It’s for balsamic vinegar and olive oil."

"Rentokil put four of these little dishes on the outer window ledge of all the offices in my building; I didn’t get the chance to ask them what it’s for and my Google-fu ain’t cutting it"

15

A: "Bird repellant gel."

"Found in a field metal detecting, Pickering, North Yorkshire, England, weights 4 grams and passed the vinegar gold test, what looks to be a sun in the middle and foliage around the edges, any guesses welcome"

16

A: "It’s a pendant from horse-gear. They are common, made from brass and you would find them on a field. The style is not medieval or tudor-time."

"A Contest Coupon of some sort? Maybe from England? 1880s-1940s?"

17

A: "It’s a Foley Bros., Glen Falls, NY , department store, ad."

"Egyptian sarcophagus pendant that opens and expands into…???"

18

A: "It is a mechanical pencil. You’re missing the ferrule the holds the lead."

"What is this on a pillow at a hotel I’m staying at?"

19

A: "Bed Bug Proof Zipper Closure Device"

"Shallow Cabinet in hallway with dowels instead of shelves"

20

A: "It’s a ladder for accessing the attic, there should be a panel in the ceiling above it."

"Out in the hills of southern Utah. No ID. What is it?!"

21

A: "It’s a rain gauge"