What Is This Mysterious Wooden Hand-Powered Machine And This Thing Made Of Wood With Some Carvings?

What Is This Mysterious Wooden Hand-Powered Machine And This Thing Made Of Wood With Some Carvings?
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[@jeffreywienhoff6412]

Last item is a potato planter. There's one in almost every Crackerbarrel.

[@cayenigma]

The last item looks like the tool to plant tree saplings. Maybe for apples, plums, or olives depending the area where it was found.

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

The cutlery might be rusted together.
Try tapping the cutlery case on each end firmly.
If that doesn't work, squirt a little WD40 inside the case, tap,tap, tap again........

[@Ferd414]

The thing at the end is a potato planter. Drop seed potatoes into the wire framework to the right of the upright "shovel handle" looking part, stomp on the protrusion to the right to sink the pointy part into the ground, then pull the "shovel handle" toward you to open the jaws and drop a seed potato into the hole, lift out of the ground, take a step and repeat, being sure to drag your trailing foot over the fresh hole to close it up over the seed potato you left behind. Slight variations (mainly in size) of the same tool can be found for corn, peas, and other seeds - They all work basically the same way. Edit: Oh - scrolling down further, I see that basically everybody else knew what it was, too... Must be a bunch of farm-folk watching :) (The one I "knew personally" was a corn planter. Same basic concept, but had a box that you filled with corn kernels, with a piece of wood with a hole big enough for two corn kernels to fit into at a time that slid into and out of the box to dispense the seeds as you pulled the handle.)

[@Seahorse1414]

Last item is a potato planter

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

I think the last item is some sort of planting tool for bulbs or tubers......

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

The last item is a planter for seed potatoes.

[@ivanleterror9158]

In the 40s thru the 60s you used to see ads for devices like @ 4:17 in the ads in the backs of comic books and magazines for copying art and drawing the image. The modern ones resembled overhead projectors somewhat.

[@machintelligence]

The hand powered separation device is sometimes referred to as a fanning mill.

[@patriciajrs46]

These are very cool items. I am seriously liking your content. Thanks for what you do.

[@outlookdaily1713]

I appreciate that!

[@taj1460]

7:29 that's a vintage police body cavity search probe.........

[@olddoggeleventy2718]

Pre- TSA

[@taj1460]

LOL YES@@olddoggeleventy2718

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

i knew what the communion cup holder was as soon as i saw it. Same with the blotter holder.
The wafer/pizzelle (pih - TSELL - eh) irons aren't exclusive to Italy. In Norway, they're known as krumkake (KROOM - kah - keh) irons. i have a rectangular one.
I don't know why I thought of grain when I saw the Chinese device, but I did. My first thought was a churn, but the chute ruled that out right away.

[@TomsBackyardWorkshop]

I have one of those carving sets.

[@steveclark5357]

my best I got 5 right

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

Last item is a post hole digger

[@eileenspamer]

last one mouse catcher ha ha humane one

[@hobknobbobbityjob2414]

tree planter.