It could be used as one one but that's not what it is.
What is it? XLI
Dec 22, 2004
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First two are correct
It's leather, so a form of paper weight is correct since it was sold as a book weight.
It's a wrench but not for valve stems.
Not sure, I'll ask the owner of it.
Yes
All correct except 226
Correct
He didn't mention any markings on it, but I'll ask about this.
All correct. Yes, a teacher took one of these onto a plane, they grilled, hand-cuffed and put her into a police holding cell at the airport. Also threatened jail and a huge fine for taking a weapon onto an airplane.
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I'm guessing that this is a different name for a flaring tool, if so then it's correct.
See below
Yes
Still not sure about this one
Right
I bought it at the book store, it was sold as a book weight.
All correct but not sure about 228
Correct
If he is a neighbor, maybe the owner can ask the seller of this tool what his father did for a living.
At last I know one!! No. 226 is a gadget that you put on a book to hold it open while you do something else with your hands. Can't remember what it is called. I use mine so I can eat and read at the same time.
Maryann
"Anything can be anywhere!"
Correct, it's called a book weight.
224 Surgical tool for hemmorrhoidectomies (DAMHIK)
225 Viagra effectiveness tester
226 Gawd! I can't believe you're showing a picture of that!
224. Moveable Chain Link
226. Book Placeholder (keeps book open hands-free while you read, walk away, etc.)
That's it for me!
Regards, Joe Agro, Jr.
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Both are correct.
Yahoo! First time I got one right... Or make that two right. :)
Librarian's cosh, for when they won't "Shush!". Soft leather covering so it's pretty quiet when you use it.
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