What Is This Mysterious Tapered Wood With Cast Iron And This Machinery Part With A Glass Dome?
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I got 3! I'm thrilled.😁
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I love this guessing game. I got my best score today 4.
I disagree that the Victorian fire screen was to shield occupants of a room from heat, since the purpose of a fireplace is to radiate heat into a room. More likely, it was to conceal the unsightliness of an empty fireplace while not in use.
Oh my gosh, I need a liberty ship hatch cover.
In the 1960's I knew a guy in Santa Monica Ca who made a good living making tables and benches out of old wooden Hatch Covers salvaged from shipwrecks.
Made some spectacular ones w/shell and artifact inlays and inclusions…….
I only came close to getting one – the tube radio; although the light bulbs inside baffle me.
Mystery item guess: saccharine holder/serving dish
Hairy what!!!! ???? 😂
The AI discrepancies are getting much more laughable.
👁👁 Happy to drop by … 8:30
I can't believe ol Harry Cocks held the patent on that hatch cover…he should've named it after himself & called it the Harry Cock Hatch Hole Stuffer or something like that… would've made a great company logo…
Can I borrow your grain pestle, I need to grind down a door..
It's laughable at how many people guessed a 2 handled 40 pound battering ram was a pestle…
Patented by Harry Cocks. lmao that poor man.
Nobody can design a door for a liberty ship the way Harry Cocks can.
First they will give him a medal for saving 418 lives then they will fire him for breaking the rules! 😳
Because of the tongs i beleive the last item is for cubes of sugar and sugar tongs
Final item is a cooler for aching blue balls.
I like the Crosley radio. They're still in business, making vintage-looking radios, entertainment centers, telephones, etc. that use modern state-of-the-art electronics.
HEE HEE…HEE HEE…. HE SAID "HARRY COCKS", BEVIS! HEE HEE, HEE HEE, HEE HEE…..
This episode is one of the better ones. Some real stumpers
My guess on the final item is that this is possibly an antique sugar server, with the tweezers for lifting out the sugar cubes.
At least learn how to pronounce Derbyshire!
Last item is a so called Leprosy bell.. to warn people when sick people are walking around ,
Blacksmiths forge wrought iron or steel, not castings. The letters are not "blacksmith's marks", they are made with a hot punch.
Could the item with the tiny tongs possibly be a server for saccharine during sugar shortages during the world wars? I can't imagine it being too much earlier due to the plastic insert, and the saccharine tablets are quite tiny enough to require the tongs.
Back when I was a child and would ask "what's that?" I would be told "it's leftovers to catch meddlers."
That battering ram cast iron looks very much like a rock
The Crosley radio cost 1.84 troy ounces of gold in the 1920's.