What Is This Mysterious Device Found In The South Of France And This Mystery Item In A Library?

What Is This Mysterious Device Found In The South Of France And This Mystery Item In A Library?
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[@houstonceng]

The last object is a linen press. I have seen identical ones in the laundries of National Trust houses in the UK. Rocks and other weights are placed in the tray to increase the force flattening the cloth.

[@anonplayer8529]

Second that, and raise your "seen the object", I have used a bit cruder, and a lot heavier press with my grandma when I was twelve. It had a sort of a winch with a thick wooden lever on each end to lift the box for placing the rollers with the linen wrapped around them under it. Scary as hell to a kid who was give a vivid description of how people had had their hand crushed when the winch had slipped. Was damn effective safety course for the job on hand.😅

[@Thingsthatgopew22]

Last item is a press for bed linen and table clothes, I belive its called a mangle. You wrap the linen around the round logs, move the box to one side and it will then tilt up/down allowing the log to be put between the box and base. repeat on the other siden and roll the bow back and forth a couple of times. Hey presso! Flat linen!

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

I love some of the ad slogans from the past.... Northern TP was the first to boast they were SPLINTER free.....
AND wow this oil lamp DOESN'T explode.... that's an improvement.

[@MI-MysteriousItem]

Actually interesting video, thank you!

[@outlookdaily1713]

Glad you liked it!

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

I wish someone would make those corner dust shields today.
By the way, 'teetotum' is pronounced 'TEE- TOE - tum'.

[@hollyingraham3980]

They make repros.

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

@@hollyingraham3980 Do you have the name of a manufacturer?

[@1208bug]

This channel is interesting but so creepy!

[@gustavgnoettgen]

It's just posts from r/whatisthisthing

[@Unknown17]

The last item is an early mammogram machine!

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Left = Red = Port, 4 letters or less.
Right = Green = Starboard, 5 letters or more.
You're Welcome.

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

Last Item: A machine for separating some sort of grain from chaff. My husband says For grinding flour.

[@mrwrangler8737]

the last item may be a printing press.