I have answers for just the first and third ones this week and need some help with the rest.
Rob
I have answers for just the first and third ones this week and need some help with the rest.
Rob
The owner referred to it as a chopper and stated in his email that "the blade is sharp" and that it weighs about four pounds. So I was thinking that most of it was made of metal.
2859 - Oil can opener. Downward push of the handle would provide pour hole and air hole. Definitely pre spout days
Rob
2862 - some sort of electrotherapy device?
See the photos here for something not completely dissimilar.
A Globe washing machine!
LOL! Two points for the most creative guess of the week.
Sorry, forgot the "here":
2857 Sure looks like a movie prop, to send the position of a fictional Russian ship back to mother Russia.---or a death ray targeting device (shades of Captain Video).
2857- Looks like an instrument from the old manned rooskie spy satellite/station used to aim one of the orbit-to-ground telescopes.
satellite/station used to aim one of the orbit-to-ground telescopes.
Was going by memory- WAS used on the almaz spy satellite, but other rooskie orbital craft as well.
Can opener is correct, though it was marked beer can opener for use at a bar. I couldn't find another like it on the web, nor could I find a similar oil can opener.
Thanks for the translations, I'll post them with my answer for it.
I agree that it's probably some kind of quack medical device though I haven't been able to prove it.
Good one Leon!
2861 Is a mount for temporarily attaching a hitch ball to a bumper back when vehicles had real bumpers. Art
Thanks! Looks like you are correct, I just found the patent for it:
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