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Blogger pa-ter said...

144. tire valve tool, pointed end removes broken or damaged cores, left side chases threads on the inside, top side does the ones on the outside( where the valve cap screws on). The end it's standing on is the core remover.

10/04/2004 7:38 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

146 - This is a pull tab from an old damper control. The other one would say OPEN.

10/04/2004 9:38 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

142 - Possibly a multi purpose tool for removing tamper resistant screws of various designs.

10/04/2004 9:40 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

147--chain (breaker) tool for flat large link chains used on early machinery. This was before modern roller chain.

10/05/2004 4:47 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>144. tire valve tool, pointed end removes broken or damaged cores, left side chases threads on the inside, top side does the ones on the outside( where the valve cap screws on). The end it's standing on is the core remover.

Correct, thanks for the info, I didn't know the particular functions of the parts.



>146 - This is a pull tab from an old damper control. The other one would say OPEN.

Don't know for sure on this one, but that sounds like it's probably correct.


>142 - Possibly a multi purpose tool for removing tamper resistant screws of various designs.

This one is made to be used by a certain profession.

>147--chain (breaker) tool for flat large link chains used on early machinery. This was before modern roller chain.

Correct, I've also heard it called a sprocket hammer.

Rob

10/05/2004 5:01 PM

Blogger pa-ter said...

142. Gunsmith?

10/05/2004 7:08 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>142. Gunsmith?

Nope, not a gunsmith.

10/05/2004 7:26 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

142. How about old clocks??

10/07/2004 6:20 AM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>142. How about old clocks??

Close enough, I'll go ahead and give the answer: it's used to remove the sleeve out of the pocket watch case. The sleeve holds the stem in place in American pocket watches. It's also used to adjust the depth of the stem, which is needed if the watch is not winding and setting properly.

10/07/2004 3:03 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

145. Looks like a modern serving fork, perhaps for salad , asparagus, or fish.

10/22/2004 9:30 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

145: What about a hair pin?

10/27/2004 4:54 PM

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