MYSTERY OBJECTS
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A bow and/or arrow?
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Re: MYSTERY OBJECTS
So has Plaques got it with his `throwing spear'?
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Not really but I would have to have a heart of stone to refuse Gloria, Ian and P their result. Logic was dead right, Norman Stanley Fletcher. Fletcher is an arrow maker and that's what is happening in the image, using a tool made from deer antler to check and adjust the straightness of a blank that will become an arrow. (Good clue wasn't it. )
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I went on the back of Panbiker and Fletcher.
Brilliant clue Stanley.
Brilliant clue Stanley.
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. So has not to lose too much continuity with Tizer's T-Gewehr mystery object This is an extract from the book. Sorry about the distortion I hope you can live with it.
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I shall have to get that book!
Can you tell me anything about this?
Can you tell me anything about this?
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It's very ornate, not just a bog basic use.
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True.......
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Not sure of size, could it be a fancy pastry cutter?
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Re: MYSTERY OBJECTS
Thanks for extracts from the WW1 book, Plaques. My photo came from `Armoured Warfare in the First World War 1916-1918' by Anthony Tucker-Jones, published by Pen & Sword Books Ltd. I bought it reduced to £4.99 in our local museum shop but I was lucky. A quick scan of booksellers on the Web shows it at about £12 upwards, e.g. Book Dep.
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Wendy is closest but not for cricket pitches.
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For measuring circumferences. I'm not sure if it gave the circumference as a direct measurement or the equivalent diameter, I guess it could have been marked up to do both.
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That's close enough P. Commonly used by wheelwrights to measure the circumference of a wheel which equals the length of flat bar needed to make an iron tyre for the wheel.Known in the trade as a 'traveller'.
Next one?
Next one?
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Where can you see this? (hopefully I don't have to give any directions)
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Nice bottoms!
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A guess. Townley Hall?
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I used this view so as not to embarrass the ladies and not to shame the gentlemen.
A bit farther away from Burnley but don't ask directions.
A bit farther away from Burnley but don't ask directions.
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Northumberland?
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Northumberland it is. This photo was taken last year but my first visit was almost 50 years ago. Can't believe it.
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But where in Northumberland?
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A mechanical type of clue. There is a water turbine of the same name but presented in the french manner.
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Pelton?
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