Just posted another set of photos:
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19 years ago
Just posted another set of photos:
229 chain saw chain
or is it a morticer chain?
Is 226 a "black jack" used by plain-clothed police to beat people?
224 is a snap link used for joining sections of chain. 226 is a book weight. It's a leather strap with shot sewn into each end, and is laid across the open pages of a big book to hold them flat. It can also be used as a sap, if you're so inclined. 229 looks like a link of a chainsaw chain.
Barb
224 A link to connect two pieces of chain. 225 Flaring tool. 226 A policeman's sap. 227 Bicycle spoke wrench. 229 chainsaw blade.
224 Repair link for chain
225 Half of a tubing flaring tool
226 Paper weight to hold books open227 Spoke wrench
229 Chainsaw chain224) Chain splicing link
225) Part of tubing flaring tool. (Missing the part which clamps the tubing and engages the notches near the bottom of the inside of the 'U'.
226) ? Is that leather, or patinaed/rusted steel? If the former, perhaps some form of paperweight. If the latter, perhaps some form of measuring spoon with the open side down.227) ? A wrench or perhaps something like a thread renewer for a valve stem.
228) ? What is the distance between the inside of the angle (opened to 90 degrees) and the spike? perhaps 18 inches? To mark the spacing between studs in house frame construction?229) Part of a chain-saw blade.
Enjoy, DoN.
224. Biker nipple ring. 225. Biker nipple ring installation tool. 226. Hehe. 227. Biker nipple wrench. 228. Engineer's draft ruler and some wood thingy. 229. Prop for sequel to "The Texas Hacksaw Massacre"
227 = Bicycle spoke wrench
Mark Forkheim
Got to try this once, I decided on my answers and then looked at the other answers, but didn't change my view
224 chain link (for repair) 223 flange tool 226 sap 227 spoke wrench 228 can't see the left end but something for angles probably 229 chain saw linkI liked one of the answers for 226 that thought it was to hold a book open. Don't believe it tho.
Glad you were amused.
It is, though. See
224: Chain repir link 225: Flaring tool? I think there's a plate with holes, missing 226: Is that one of those weighted leather bookmarks that a lady got arrested for taking onto a plane? Could be used as a sap! 227: Spoke wrench? 228: Yeah, that's a puzzle! Some sort of custom woodworking tool, I would say, for copying an angle or the like... 229: Saw chain?
Dave
228: draughtsman's tools, "triangular" ruler with loads of different scales, and some sort of dividers or measuring device.
Correct.
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