527. 30" tall

528. Partial/close-up of something most people have seen before:

529. 7" long

530. 8" long


531. 5" tall

532. 14" long


Answers

528. Partial/close-up of something most people have seen before:

529. 7" long

530. 8" long


531. 5" tall

532. 14" long


Answers
18 Comments:
527. Some kind of press, mabee for fruit juice.
528. Loose leaf binder ring.
531. Oil can also called a "squirt oiler".
By
pa-ter, at 12/08/2005 6:42 AM
530 A can opener
By
Anonymous, at 12/08/2005 8:44 AM
527. apple cider press
531. DDT or pesticide sprayer
By
Anonymous, at 12/08/2005 10:07 AM
529. A digital tire pressure gauge
532. A hook for handling dead fish
By
Sawdust, at 12/08/2005 6:20 PM
Agree with apple press and oiler.
530. Looks like can opener to me.
532. Boot hook?
By
canem, at 12/08/2005 7:23 PM
530. Jar opener
By
Anonymous, at 12/09/2005 2:36 AM
527 Fruit press or maybe cheese press
529 pH meter
531 Grease gun/oil can
532 Longshoreman's hook.
By
Romulus Crowe, at 12/09/2005 7:46 AM
>527. Some kind of press...
>528. Loose leaf binder ring.
>531. Oil can...
All correct, though 527 was marked "wine press", but I'm sure it could be used for pressing other stuff. I'm not sure what the difference is between a lard, cheese, cider and a wine press.
>530 A can opener
Nope
>527. apple cider press
Press is correct
>531. DDT or pesticide sprayer
>529. A digital tire pressure gauge
>532. A hook for handling dead fish
>530. Looks like can opener to me.
>532. Boot hook?
All incorrect, 532 is quite sharp on both sides.
>530. Jar opener
Yes
>527 Fruit press or maybe cheese press
>529 pH meter
>531 Grease gun/oil can
Correct
>532 Longshoreman's hook.
Nope
By
Rob, at 12/09/2005 3:44 PM
527. Wine presses are usually wooden. All the stuff I read about winemaking is that you should never use metal in any part of the process as it affects the taste. I never do.
By
pa-ter, at 12/09/2005 8:26 PM
527 All of these smaller presses seem to have been referred to as fruit presses in old catalogs.
By
Anonymous, at 12/10/2005 5:16 PM
Thanks for the replies, I'm going to change my answer to lard or fruit press.
By
Rob, at 12/10/2005 5:44 PM
532. nose piercer for cattle
By
Kris, at 12/12/2005 12:41 PM
>532. nose piercer for cattle
Nope, that's not it.
By
Rob, at 12/12/2005 1:23 PM
529. digital thermometer often used in industrial kitchens. Andy
By
Anonymous, at 12/12/2005 3:30 PM
527. Sorry to be coming into this so late. This sort of press is better suited to removing oil from olives than juice from fruit.
- Edward
By
Anonymous, at 12/13/2005 4:55 AM
535. A terminal cleaner for your car battery.
By
Goose, at 12/16/2005 3:46 PM
527. paint can mixer
By
Anonymous, at 12/16/2005 10:32 PM
534. Fishing Sinker.
Looks like an early version of a spiked sinker.
The wires hold the sinker in one place on the seabed, when the line is reeled in, the wires release 180 degrees, allowing the sinker to be reeled in without the wires dragging/snagging on the seabed.
More modern sinkers have small plastic tubes or beads to keep the wires in place.
By
tunsty, at 12/17/2005 5:55 PM
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