Thursday, September 17, 2009

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1723. A wax seal remover for wine bottles:






























1724. A number 340 Hozan wheel truing stand:

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1725. A 750lb heavy duty engine stand:









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1726. A ladder jack or ladder bracket, using two these, two ladders and a plank of wood you can make a scaffold:





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1727. A scabbard or sheath for a bayonet:

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1728. A signal cannon from the early to mid 1800's, the placard in front of it reads:
...these were used both on land and on the rivers of the early United Sates. On land they might be found at trading posts or town centers to signal anything from celebrations to impending attack by enemies. Riverboats and steamers used them to signal their approach in fog, around river bends, or when nearing a landing point.




















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