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509: I think it is called a horse. You put your wood in the jaws and step
on the lever below. This holds the wood so you can either carve or use a
drawknife on it.
510: Every farm boy knows this one. It is used to plant seeds. You put the
seeedsin the bag. You begin walking in a straight line. You crank the
handle. The seeds are thrwon out in an arc in front of you. Very hard work.
511: I am guessing that this tool is used to hand process some kind of
fiber.
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 21:22:09 GMT, "R.H." <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> #510: Old hand-driven grass (or other small seed) seeder. My dad has one
>> just like this. Kind of curious how much this is worth.
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>This one was priced $27.
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Thanks. Guess he won't get rich from that one. :-)
>Rob
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508 - staple remover
509 - harnessmaker's bench
514 - currier's knife for scraping and cutting animal hides
Buddy
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508: Another typewriter tool?
509: Early portable folding automatic milking equipment. Not popular
with cows.
510: Seed spreader
511: Double cheese slicer
512: Inside of some electronic equipment
513: Possibly for determining placement of optical center of glasses
514: Very odd file
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513. Positioner for a microscope stage. It appears the
screw at left is for for clamping the slide. A modern
version here...
http://cgi.ebay.com/B-L-Bausch-Lomb-Binocular-Microscope-4-
Objective_W0QQitemZ6227206205QQcategoryZ14023QQrdZ1QQcmdZVi
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Ned Simmons
Looks like they've all been answered correctly this week:
508. Staple remover
509. Harness maker's vise
510. Cyclone heavy duty fertilizer and seed sower
511. Cap opener
512. Toaster
513. Mechanical stage for a microscope
514. Currier's knife
More photos and a few links have been posted to the answer page:
http://pzphotosan91k.blogspot.com/
Rob
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#509, bench with a vice, couls have been used to hold saws for
sharpening, or other flat objects. The pedal closes the jaws.
#510 - some kind of seed broadcaster or fertiliser spreader?
#512 - Inside of pop-up toaster. (That's what mine looks like)
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508 ?
509 Carving horse
510 Hand powered seeder
511 Looks like a tool for removing stubborn jar lids.
512 Inside of a toaster
513 ?
514 ?
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Nahmie
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508: Band cutter for metal banding.
509: Draw horse.
510: Seed spreader.
511: Jar opener.
512: Toaster.
513: Optical lens caliper
514: Butter churn paddle holder.
Puff
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508 staple remover
510 seed broadcaster
511 jar lid remover
512 inside of toaster
502 electric cable plastic sheath cutter
503 pole/ tree climbing foot hold
505 spring of a hand exerciser
506 wire stripper
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 09:37:46 GMT, "R.H." <[email protected]> wrote:
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On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 09:37:46 GMT, "R.H." <[email protected]> wrote:
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#508: Wild guess: novelty paper "stapler" that joins sheets of paper
without a metal clip.
#509: Shave horse
#510: Old hand-driven grass (or other small seed) seeder. My dad has one
just like this. Kind of curious how much this is worth.
#511: Not a clue
#512: Looks like some sort of card rack
#513: Looks to be an optical stage of some sort, a lens is clamped into the
semi-circular clamp. It can then be precisely positioned in an optical
train in the horizontal and vertical directions with the brass knobs and
verniers
#514: Knife of some sort?
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On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 09:37:46 GMT, "R.H." <[email protected]> wrote:
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509: straddle-seat clamping bench, but whether for woodworking or
leather working, I don't know. Stepping on the lever pulls the clamp
shut on the material.
510 a seeder bag. turn the crank, the blades spin, and broadcast seed.
Probably for wheat, rye or some other sort of grass.
514: some sort of woodworking shaver or scraper.
Barb
510 is a broadcaster for seed or fertilizer.
512 toaster
509 I should know but can't remember.
Karl
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