225. half of a tube flaring tool, the other half of the deal holds the tubing (usually of various size from 3/16 to 3/8") & this device clamps onto it & does the flare.
>224. Looks like some kind of removable link for a chain
>227. spokewrench (motorcycle or bicycle) >229. chainsaw blade
>226: Leather filled with lead to hold books open whilst reading.
>224- Old catalogs list this as a repair link for chain.
These are all correct.
12/23/2004 7:16 AM
Anonymous said...
#232 Is it a Calcite crystal?
12/29/2004 6:34 PM
Anonymous said...
For the object that you are not quite sure on. It looks like a hand crafted compass, like the ones you would get in math sets. Perhaps it was used for drawing an arc before cutting or some other sort of design.
12/29/2004 7:02 PM
Anonymous said...
the picture that you weren't sure about has two pieces of drafting equipment. it would be used by an architect or engineer making technical drawings.
>For the object that you are not quite sure on. It looks like a hand crafted compass, like the ones you would get in math sets. Perhaps it was used for drawing an arc before cutting or some other sort of design.
Possibly, I think the best guess that I've heard so far is that it could be a framer's tool.
>the picture that you weren't sure about has two pieces of drafting equipment. it would be used by an architect or engineer making technical drawings.
Could be, but it's quite a bit larger than most compasses that I've seen.
12/30/2004 3:47 PM
Anonymous said...
#226 is what's known as a "sap", a weapon related to the "blackjack". It's not quite a "flat sap", but is close enough.
1/05/2005 8:37 PM
224. 2" long
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225. 3 1/2" long
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226. 7 3/4" long
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227. 1" tall
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228. Please see the second post on this page for more photos of this one.
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229. This is a close-up of something fairly common.
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225. half of a tube flaring tool, the other half of the deal holds the tubing (usually of various size from 3/16 to 3/8") & this device clamps onto it & does the flare.
12/22/2004 7:05 AM
224. Looks like some kind of removable link for a chain
12/22/2004 7:07 AM
227. spokewrench (motorcycle or bicycle)
229. chainsaw blade
12/22/2004 5:57 PM
226: Leather filled with lead to hold books open whilst reading.
12/22/2004 7:12 PM
224- Old catalogs list this as a repair link for chain.
12/22/2004 7:39 PM
>225. half of a tube flaring tool...
>224. Looks like some kind of removable link for a chain
>227. spokewrench (motorcycle or bicycle)
>229. chainsaw blade
>226: Leather filled with lead to hold books open whilst reading.
>224- Old catalogs list this as a repair link for chain.
These are all correct.
12/23/2004 7:16 AM
#232 Is it a Calcite crystal?
12/29/2004 6:34 PM
For the object that you are not quite sure on. It looks like a hand crafted compass, like the ones you would get in math sets. Perhaps it was used for drawing an arc before cutting or some other sort of design.
12/29/2004 7:02 PM
the picture that you weren't sure about has two pieces of drafting equipment. it would be used by an architect or engineer making technical drawings.
12/30/2004 1:32 AM
>#232 Is it a Calcite crystal?
This one isn't calcite.
>For the object that you are not quite sure on. It looks like a hand crafted compass, like the ones you would get in math sets. Perhaps it was used for drawing an arc before cutting or some other sort of design.
Possibly, I think the best guess that I've heard so far is that it could be a framer's tool.
>the picture that you weren't sure about has two pieces of drafting equipment. it would be used by an architect or engineer making technical drawings.
Could be, but it's quite a bit larger than most compasses that I've seen.
12/30/2004 3:47 PM
#226 is what's known as a "sap", a weapon related to the "blackjack". It's not quite a "flat sap", but is close enough.
1/05/2005 8:37 PM