819.Fencing mask. 820. looks like it would have had electrical insulators on the threaded bits, and would have been screwed onto a pole. 821. For picking up hay bales?
11/09/2006 8:34 AM
Anonymous said...
822. Cork filled leather bumper. I have found a reference on the web, but no confirming photo.
>819.Fencing mask. >820. looks like it would have had electrical insulators... >821. For picking up hay bales?
These are all correct.
>822. Cork filled leather bumper. I have found a reference on the web, but no confirming photo.
Haven't been able to verify it but I think that this is the correct answer, probably for use with boats.
11/10/2006 4:22 PM
817. 9" long, patented over 60 years ago: [Image]
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818. 10" tall, 19" diameter: [Image]
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819. Partial shot of something that most people have seen before: [Image]
820. 16" long: [Image]
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821. 30" long: [Image]
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Pulling the trigger releases the two points near the end, if it's pulled once again they are retracted: [Image]
822. This one was submitted by a visitor looking to find out what it is, it's 6" long and 4-1/2" wide, has a star on both sides, is made of leather and was bought in Islip, New York. Text on the other side reads "Warranted cork filled", and at the top above the hole the letter "I" is imprinted: [Image]
"Set 143"
3 Comments -
819.Fencing mask.
820. looks like it would have had electrical insulators on the threaded bits, and would have been screwed onto a pole.
821. For picking up hay bales?
11/09/2006 8:34 AM
822. Cork filled leather bumper. I have found a reference on the web, but no confirming photo.
- Edward
11/10/2006 6:09 AM
>819.Fencing mask.
>820. looks like it would have had electrical insulators...
>821. For picking up hay bales?
These are all correct.
>822. Cork filled leather bumper. I have found a reference on the web, but no confirming photo.
Haven't been able to verify it but I think that this is the correct answer, probably for use with boats.
11/10/2006 4:22 PM