What Is This Mysterious Thing I Found When Cleaning Out A Closet And This World War 2 Memorabilia?

What Is This Mysterious Thing I Found When Cleaning Out A Closet And This World War 2 Memorabilia?
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[@jankrusat2150]

The little tents are collapsible mine markers. They were used when combat engineers cleared a minefield to mark the discovered landmines for later disposal.

[@lonewolfhamradio]

Last item is mine markers

[@stephenmarshall4414]

I agree. They are British.

[@typograf62]

I think I've seen similar things used for marking an area contaminated by chemical weapons. If I'm right those were red or yellow (and used in Denmark). So mine markers sound right.

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

I've seen celery vases before, and it's nice to see the inquirer actually answer his own question, which is rare.
I agree with other posters that the tents at the end are for use in dioramas. That was my initial impression.

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

My mom would fill a glass with cold water and put the celery into it to rehydrate it before cooking, even if it was fresh.

[@steveclark5357]

I love the capstone mention, I am an avid stone tool maker, this makes sense

[@mrmadunit3923]

the tv table is more a 1970's item. That tiny table would be crushed under the weight of a 1940 50 60 telly lol
it was popular from the mid 70's when they started making cheap portable tv sets

[@SteveMacSticky]

I'm sure a lot of scientologists are salivating at the sight of that old galvanometer!

[@mred8002]

The reference is lost on me. The instrument is far older than Hubbards creation.

[@Unknown17]

@@mred8002 Besides, the old galvanometer was an actual scientific instrument, whereas the e-meters used by Scientology are used solely to reel in incredibly gullible people to enrich the coffers of the hierarchy.

[@SteveMacSticky]

@@mred8002 the scientologists e meter is a galvanometer

[@mred8002]

@@SteveMacSticky I guess that is logical from their view. Perplexing.

[@KelvinGreathead]

The last items look like collapsible markers to indicate the presence of a landline. They would be used during the clearing of the minefield. Collapsible to take up less room in the clearing kit.

[@keithskelhorne3993]

the last items could be, and I emphasise COULD be model tents used to show on dioramas to show how field camps etc should be laid out?

[@ashleysmith3106]

Mine position markers

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

The coins shown at 0:30 are made of silver and are worth about 2 US silver dimes.
As of February 2024 that's about $4.20 per coin.

[@user-wb9xb2ni8v]

I agree it probably a capstone or even fire starter. The stone appears to be fossilized bone or ivory.

[@marcschmidt8823]

Ah, the Bielefeld-Conspiracy. The City that never was.

[@felixthecat265]

Strange.. I lived there for about four years!

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

Last item: A model of a large tent. A mess tent? A hole for cooking? My husband totally disagrees, but has no answer for them.

[@tokemeout]

The tent’s in the museum are used for battle planning to create a mock up so the soldiers have an idea about the layout of a place that they are going to infiltrate

[@TimTurrentine]

The "celery vase" seems to have an open bottom. If so, it's a lamp shade for an electric light. The base sure looks like it would be a"fitter" for such.

[@user-mb8qi3ky5q]

I'm just here for the ❤

[@andrewlloyd9454]

😂 1:30 ish..... Cherry stoner......

[@helgamcmullen9362]

They are Minnie tents??

[@noeraldinkabam]

They pair with Mickey tents?

[@helgamcmullen9362]

@@noeraldinkabam LOL I'm stuck in bed with the flu and it to me was the obvious answer

[@noeraldinkabam]

@@helgamcmullen9362 take care, hope you feel better soon.

[@helgamcmullen9362]

@@noeraldinkabam Thank you

[@Mr.WellingtonVonDukeIII]

That's a guy with fake nails 3:58

[@sandybruce9092]

Not understanding why you think it’s a guy!