Puzzling Objects That Had The Internet Anxiously Looking For Answers

Puzzling Objects That Had The Internet Anxiously Looking For Answers.
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[@valoriegibbons378]

I enjoy these offerings. Interesting and informative

[@lisawillis8227]

People didn't know what a mortar and pestle were?

[@jpbaley2016]

From its height and that it’s made from brass, I think this is more pharmaceutical grade for a pharmacy. You can see one behind the W in a Walgreen’s logo circa 1932.

[@johnniecameron8829]

Bells are made like that also

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

I guess they never saw "The Court Jester"
They just don't teach the classics these days.

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

i was surprised by the query about the mortar and pestle. i own several sets, and they're still in common use in cooking around the world. They've been around for thousands of years in cooking and pharmaceuticals. There's an ancient Roman version called a mortarium. (Thank you, Time Team!)
Considering the size of the Chinese nesting bowls, they could be weights for a balance scale, possibly for weighing spices. Nesting them like that would make for very compact storage.

[@kennethstickney8819]

Called a come along Very popular police device of the late Victorian era til the WW 2 era

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

That's exactly what came to mind as soon as I saw it...though I'd never seen one before, that I can recall, only read about them.

[@lesschattermoresplatter5769]

Still made and in use in Cincinnati court rooms in the late 70’s

[@jpbaley2016]

I think the brass mortar and pestle was used by pharmacies in the 30’s. You can a drawn M & P behind the W on the 1932 Walgreens logo.

[@Ogsonofgroo]

Pharmacy used glass and porcelain, rarely metals, brass objects like that were for incense and easy spices crushing, by the look of it I'd rather use a rock.

[@patsquach4080]

Now I know. Where. Twist their wrists till they talk. Started.

[@Add1ct666]

the last one looks like a fire blanket used in large or professional kitchens. usually hung on a wall near a stove

[@outlookdaily1713]

Thanks!

[@D2228D]

Why do you always leave the last one without revealing what it is?

[@outlookdaily1713]

Hello! Because they are still unsolved. Nobody can identify them yet. So maybe we can solve it here. Thanks for watching!

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

@@outlookdaily1713 And most times it's the first item on the next video 👍

[@tonberryplushy]

Can't make out the first word but the second word says Away.

[@voiceofraisin241]

How about Tim or turn? For the first word.

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

@@voiceofraisin241 I would say it might be the name of the owner, it looks like after market, as if the top were originally smooth for embossing with initials, names or symbols by request.

[@littlehills739]

rip stop fall arrester

[@BlueDart1971]

Now if I only knew what that was.

[@19Edurne]

@@BlueDart1971 That makes two of us. ;)

[@danpendergrass7762]

a body holding device connected to a reliable anchor, preventing you from reaching zones where the risk of fall exists.

[@BlueDart1971]

@@danpendergrass7762 thanks

[@littlehills739]

@@BlueDart1971 rip cored so if u fall it takes the shock out of the stop by requiring it to tear by time u get to the end . in theory smooth slow down . or less och :)

[@ruffraff1059]

2.19 Yes, it's a mortar and pestle. Can be used to grind any herbs, spices or pharmaceuticals as @jpbaley2016 said below. Use them to grind salt, pepper and any other spices required for cooking.