What Is This Mysterious Small Threaded Metal Cylinder And This Antique Odd Scissors With 3 Blades?
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- What Is This Mysterious Small Threaded Metal Cylinder And This Antique Odd Scissors With 3 Blades?
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1:21 mom had a pair of these in the 80's...I hurled one once, and they stick well into drywall
Last item: 18C knitting helper. Walk to town knitting but use both hands to control the yarn and needle tips. Wood item sticks into waist band or apron to hold firm. Diagonal grooves hold apron strings so it doesn't fall off. Hole in the end holds one needle, hands hold and control the other. Good multi task tool. Big family needs LOTS of socks... some extras for sale. Never an idle moment
the last item reminds me of a jig used to bend narrow metal bars or stiff cable. I used to make copper art fountains and made similar jigs to make curves or angled bends - but I'm not certain this is the same.
I got the glider trailer correct, but probably only because of a particular episode of an old TV show I watched last night. The show was kind of like "Twilight Zone" and from about the same era, late 50s to about 1961. The stories are paranormal, and supposedly "true", kind of an early version of "Ripley's Believe It Or Not".
The show is "One Step Beyond" and the episode was called "Reunion".
The setting is Germany in 1939 and a group of young glider enthusiasts are startled to learn of the Third Reich's invasion of Poland. Knowing their lives must now go in separate directions, they plan a reunion picnic for the first Sunday following the war's conclusion. Who will still be alive and/or able to attend? (source Imdb)
The episode starts with the group all riding in a 1930s era car, pulling a glider trailer that's very similar to this, but boxier. How weird that I'm seeing this the day after seeing a glider trailer for the first time in my life on that old show, yesterday!😲
I highly recommend this show to anyone who likes "Twilight Zone" and "Outer Limits".
I had never heard of this show until I found it on RUclips a few years ago. Lots of famous actors got their start on this show; people like Cloris Leachman and Louise Fletcher (who were both very young and gorgeous), Charles Bronson, Warren Beatty, Suzanne Pleshette, William Shatner, Donald Pleasence, Joan Fontaine, and I even spotted a very young Bert Convy who was best known as a game show host in the 1970s.
Just wanted to share this with others who clearly love "old cool stuff" since many of us never saw this show back when.
I met Bert Convey once. ❤
I forgot about that episode, but you're right for sure. Good job.
A little research shows the last items to be "knitting sheath" used to attach one of the knitting needles to an apron. The needle goes in the hole in the bottom and the top attaches to the apron.
Why the grooves ?
@@associatedblacksheepandmisfits ??? Decoration? Yarn feed? I don't know; I'm no knitter LOL.
For the win. Nice.
@@associatedblacksheepandmisfits The grooves are in places where the apron or another accessory is bound around your waist, like a belt. The angle accommodates to how the apron hangs around your hip. The belt (or apron strips) slips in the grooves to hold the sheath and prevent it from slipping.
Fun fact, the matchstick safe’s knurled barrel is used not only to open it, but to use as a striker for the match heads.
Last item look like a yarn guide,for a spinning wheel,but not certain.
Those heavy gloves in the cylinder segment reminded me of the gloves used to handle nuclear materials. There are always horror stories of nuclear isotopes for X-ray and cancer treatment machines being discovered by the unknowing with tragic results.
Always fun, 👍
Thanks @user-wm3bf7pi3u!
The intro picture is a container for matches.
the cylinder is a match holder to keep matches dry
I guessed wrong on clock stand but the folks I knew that had the fire place could have repurposed the thing they had. They collected stuff other got rid of.
Clock repair stand I've seen before so no credit for that one, Christmas candle holders check, grape scissors - not a clue, got the door bolt anchor, knew it was a saw but guessed it for a butcher shop item, deduced glider trailer from size and shape, same with perfume thing just missed it as an atomizer with it missing parts, got the match case as I had a similar one as a Scout. last one some kind of cordage tool??? Just a guess on that one.
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Last one may be a mitre box for sawing wood at angles. i bought a modern plastic one last week to cut my new picture rails. it has 2 angled cuts for corners and a straight cut for doorways
The grooves are far too wide and shallow for that, Would never get an accurate angle. But I can see why you had that idea.
Got two this time the lock and the match safe
I'd have thought the glider trailer was pretty obvious?
Got one. 😒 The tree pruner.
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Last Items I'd guess have something to do with rope making or splicing?
I reckon they're serving tools." Worm and parcel with the lay , turn and serve the other way " 😊⚓
@@associatedblacksheepandmisfits That was a good guess. I just learned a lot about rope serving tools anyway. Pretty cool👍
There's no way the first object weighs a pound and a half.