I've been collecting unusual objects for quite a while, and several years ago I started posting them on this site as puzzles for
visitors to figure out what they are. Most of the items are mine but a few belong to others, if you aren't interested in tools there are plenty of other type objects that have also been posted.
For first time visitors I recommend
this archive
for a wide variety of some of my best pieces.
171. 3 3/8" long
172. 6 1/2" long
173. 6" long
174. 5 1/4" long
175. 3 1/2" long
176. 3" long
177. 6 1/8" long, S.W. Card Mfg. Co., Mansfield Mass. U.S.A.,
B.& O. R.R.
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165. 1 1/4" wide
166. 4 1/4" tall
167. 4 1/2" long
168. 6 1/8" long
169.
170. 3 1/8" long, patented July 28, 1908
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160. This is a close-up of something common.
161. 4 3/8" long
162. 3" tall
163. 7 1/2" long
164. Iron ball, 1 1/4" diameter
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155. 2 3/4" tall.
156. 7 1/4" long.
157. 1" wide
158. 9 1/4" long
159. 3" long
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150. 3/8" diameter
151. 5 1/2" long
152. 3 1/2" long
153. 5" long at the base
154. 13 1/2" long
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148. The puzzle here is to determine what shape is meant to be seen when this configuration of wood is viewed from the proper angle.
149. 1" diameter
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142. 2 1/8" overall dia.
143. 5 3/4" long
144. 2" long
145. 3 1/4" long
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146. 2 3/4" long
147. 8 1/4" long
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