684. Plunger to set of dynamite. 685. Space suit - type worn by Neil Armstrong. 686. Possibly parts of an old remote thermometer? 687. Used to roll old newspapers into tight logs for the fireplace.
6/08/2006 10:36 AM
Anonymous said...
688-egg carton shaper 689-jet console
6/08/2006 11:58 AM
Anonymous said...
684. Vintage blasting machine 685. Apollo space suit connections 686. Older thermostat with "outside temperature" reading/setback 687. Wood saver. Makes tight "logs" from newspaper 688. Egg carton former. instert cardboard press down 689. Control panel from an apollo spacecraft
>Could it be that........ The gloves were not white like all other astronaut gloves?
The answer that I'm looking for involves something that was added onto them, something common but not usually found on gloves. I'll give the answer on Monday if no one gets it.
685. Partial shot of something most people have seen before, I don't own this one: [Image]
686. A visitor sent in this photo looking to identify these items, her description of it is below: [Image] This device was found on a restored historical structure here in Maryland. It appears to be a metal electrical enclosure with something on the cover of it, and a long wire hanging down from it to a stylus like point which is hung via two brackets on the ceiling of a porch.
687. 22-1/2" long, the shaft attached to the handle is hollow and has a slot from end to end: [Image]
688. Another unidentified tool from a visitor, 12" long: [Image]
With a child's hand holding down the lever: [Image]
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684. Dynamo, for setting off explosives?
685. Space suit?
6/08/2006 8:50 AM
684. Plunger to set of dynamite.
685. Space suit - type worn by Neil Armstrong.
686. Possibly parts of an old remote thermometer?
687. Used to roll old newspapers into tight logs for the fireplace.
6/08/2006 10:36 AM
688-egg carton shaper 689-jet console
6/08/2006 11:58 AM
684. Vintage blasting machine
685. Apollo space suit connections
686. Older thermostat with "outside temperature" reading/setback
687. Wood saver. Makes tight "logs" from newspaper
688. Egg carton former. instert cardboard press down
689. Control panel from an apollo spacecraft
6/08/2006 10:28 PM
They've all been answered correctly this week, please see the answer link for more details.
One more puzzle for this set:
The gloves for Armstrong's Gemini space suit had a feature that I've never seen in another pair, what was it that made them unique?
6/09/2006 3:16 PM
Could it be that........
The gloves were not white like all other astronaut gloves?
6/10/2006 2:56 PM
>Could it be that........
The gloves were not white like all other astronaut gloves?
The answer that I'm looking for involves something that was added onto them, something common but not usually found on gloves. I'll give the answer on Monday if no one gets it.
6/10/2006 3:45 PM
Was it product placement? A Omega watch perhaps?
6/11/2006 12:35 PM
>Was it product placement? A Omega watch perhaps?
Nope, it wasn't a watch.
6/11/2006 4:07 PM
They had a squeegee built in for his visor?
6/22/2006 11:57 PM