What Is This Mysterious Wooden Tool With A Rotating Rod And Wooden Thing Found At an Antique Store?
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- What Is This Mysterious Wooden Tool With a Rotating Rod And Wooden Thing Found At an Antique Store?
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The "candle snuffer" is actually a bell. The "burn mark" is glue residue where the chain holding the clapper was attached. Not old, about 25 years or less.
I was going to comment this too! My mother has one that's the same shape and cut glass, but with a different picture (a bird) etched in the space in the front.
Agree
It's a 12 lb. cannon ball. 11 lb. 8 oz is well within weight specs, and material can be lost due to rust and being fired. And judging by the circumference of 14.25 in will give you a diameter of 4.5 in. Perfect size for a 12 lb. gun.
That cannon ball looking thing could also be a grinding ball that gold mines us . They put the dug up material in a big tumbler,add the metal balls,and brake up the material. I used to haul them to the gold mines in Arizona. When anyone say them,they would always think they are cannon balls. Nope. Any cannon balls found in the wiled would be way rustier than that,and a ball Bering would be much smoother.
And they make the grinder balls by the millions. I have one in my garage.
I was interested in all the items but the robot voice was to annoying the watch.
The bell shaped glass is not a candle snuffer its way to big its just what it looks like , its a decorative glass bell that has lost its clapper the brown mark is whats left of the glue that was used to attach the clapper.
That metal dish in the attic at 1:30, if used for descrambling HBO, would have been total waste of money. All you had to do was attach antenna wire (flat with two wires running through) to the tv antenna connectors and wrap a piece of foil around it. To tune in HBO, slide the foil up and down the wire. Or have two tvs, one to get the picture and the other for sound.
Ah, the good ole days!❤ Or you could pay the neighbor boy some video arcade money to shimmy up the pole with a splitter from Radio Shack. 🤭 Just sayin'😂
The final items are powder canisters used for holding gunpowder in tightly controlled conditions on board ship. My grandfather had several after WWII and stored actual military surplus gunpowder in them. He was an avid shooter and reloaded all of his own ammunition.
the large metal containers look to be donjons, basically 10 gallon liquid containers most often used for potable water.
the military style 5 gallon jerry can for fuel and water is half the size but the same style.
they stack and store easily for shifting on trucks to where needed. You can store food in them but that wasn't their intended use.
I use to throw the hot in high school. I think the round metal ball is a high school level shot.
Yeah, for it to be a bearing ball,it would have to be OLD considering the corrosion and wear. Old heavy machinery with that size bearing would certainly have a slide bearing, not ball bearing. As you said, a non-official size shot put ball most likely.
0:29 I feel like there should be an english term for this thing. In dutch it’s called a kruik (jug in english) It was used for eartenware and/or iron bottles in the olden days but in the last century if you say ‘kruik’ people think ‘heating implement filled with hot water put in a clothen bag’. These days maybe it’s only parents of babies who use the word.
Buttttt: I searched the internet for an english name for ‘kruik’ (the warm one) and there isn’t. Atleast not with my way of searching. Sooo, netizens, help. Do you know the word?
hot water bottle, there's no shorter term I think.
@@redfailhawk I guess that’ll have to do.
I thought it was a canon ball, but whatever.
6:13 I don't agree. This looks like a bell that has lost it's wire (metal) string and clanger.
Oops! for posting early.
Last item: Water storage?
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