Bought this item at an auction. Was in a box.
Have no idea what it is.
Any clue???
Thanks
James Bond 007
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Bought this item at an auction. Was in a box.
Have no idea what it is.
Any clue???
Thanks
James Bond 007
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Not a tool , more like an appliance - those were used to shut down a candle.
I'm pretty sure this was used as an early form of birth control commonly known as a testicle crusher.............could also be used during divorce proceedings.
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Originally Posted by steveOtoo
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Methinks you would not want first hand knowledge of that steve !!!
Does it look big enough for that application ???
Could be painful lol
Very Good. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by StanW
SteveOtoo.
I could see that only if it was attached to a wallet.
Thanks
James Bond 007
To big for making pills, possibly confectionary mold?
that is a tool for doing a circumcision from back around 1860s or about then
Just to conclude this.Quote:
Originally Posted by StanW
StanW us absolutely correct.
Once again.
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James Bond 007
Of course. lol
Out of curiosity how much did you pay for them?
I've seen these before... some are brass & are silver plate but the really good ones are solid silver... BTW they aren't just for candles. They can be used to clip the wick in lanterns too
Used to cut the end of a cigar.
@ OP , mind if i ask how much you paid for it ?
have fun making a mess...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by thunder bird
Was found at an auction.Quote:
Originally Posted by StanW
Was in a box of stuff for $3.00.
It is just awesome finding peoples gold in a box.
James Bond 007.