"Found in a hunters trunk full of supplies, Canada, sometime between 1950-1980, The bottom dimpled part spins, the top blue part feels like wood, it’s very light"
A: "If you tug at the brass section does it come off? I’ve seen vintage sewing kits like this where the top is a thimble (which this could easily be, by appearance) and it holds spare needles, pins and a small amount of thread. For repairs on trips and such."
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Corny 3 year s ago
Uh. #26 doesn't say what the dang thing is!
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Clara 3 year s ago
Corny,
If I remember correctly that's a book holder, two straps are used to hold the books and that's the handle.
If I remember correctly that's a book holder, two straps are used to hold the books and that's the handle.
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Lib 3 year s ago
#36 or wine maker?
Used on a siphon hose to keep air from entering the vine wile not used, thus preventing vineger growth.
Used on a siphon hose to keep air from entering the vine wile not used, thus preventing vineger growth.
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Arnie 3 year s ago
#15 You've never been in the army during in a winter exercise if you didn't recognize this
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Paula 3 year s ago
Arnie,
My Dad had some, he'd get them out when we went ice fishing!
Don't Google it, Duckle it!
My Dad had some, he'd get them out when we went ice fishing!
Don't Google it, Duckle it!
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Hal 3 year s ago
#24 either your granny loves small flowers or those are sex trophies lol
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Sharon 3 year s ago
No. 13: ya pucher weed in there
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Terence 3 year s ago
#3 - It's a sword holder. The scabbard has a shaped flange that gets inserted into the hole, you rotate the scabbard and it doesn't fall off the sword belt..
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Thias 3 year s ago
#25 is used to strip corn off the cob.
If I remember correctly that's a book holder, two straps are used to hold the books and that's the handle.
Used on a siphon hose to keep air from entering the vine wile not used, thus preventing vineger growth.
My Dad had some, he'd get them out when we went ice fishing!
Don't Google it, Duckle it!