"What is this set of identical flat wooden shapes found in an old box of Christmas decorations? I can sort of stack a few but they don’t really interlock. There are 10 of them."
A: "We had these growing up. They are used to organize your ribbons, cords, strings etc for decorations or wrapping. You would start on one end and wrap your ribbon (etc) at a diagonal and then again to the other diagonal etc etc. it made sure none of your ribbons got tangled. We used these for ribbons, strings etc. you can also get them in plastic and larger sizes for a string of lights."
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Sybill 2 year s ago
#11 I had a stack of those. they were the punch outs of thin decorative plywood lattice panels that were press cut. Dad worked in a lumber yard circa 1969 - 1970.
They found many new uses.
They found many new uses.
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Didi 2 year s ago
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats! 
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Didi 1 hour ago
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats!
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats!
Shark eggs look similar to this as well.
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Jos 2 year s ago
#7 PETA put the chains on to protest the killing of innocent fish. Weapons of Mass Deliciousness.
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Eurydice 2 year s ago
Jos,
This photo is taken in Hvide Sande (white sands) in Denmark
This photo is taken in Hvide Sande (white sands) in Denmark
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Louis 2 year s ago
why did no one identify #18 ? this is an over-rated one dimensional bore who made a career off playing the same character for 30 years and not wearing a bra.
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Judie 2 year s ago
Louis,
don't care, would have done her upside down, backwards, standing on my head, one arm tied behind my back, fact might have given my left nut for a run at her.
don't care, would have done her upside down, backwards, standing on my head, one arm tied behind my back, fact might have given my left nut for a run at her.
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Sadie 2 year s ago
Judie, Jennifer
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Nap 2 year s ago
#4 is NOT for Printing or Typesetting, Type is measured in Points and Picas.(I've been a Printer since 1974) Other Pictures of Rulers like this on the Internet are called Concave Rulers. They are very old and there's no info on how they are used.
They found many new uses.
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats!
Shark eggs look similar to this as well.
This photo is taken in Hvide Sande (white sands) in Denmark
don't care, would have done her upside down, backwards, standing on my head, one arm tied behind my back, fact might have given my left nut for a run at her.