MYSTERY OBJECTS

[PanBiker]

ditto.

[Cathy]

So is it a sexual (or abortion) apparatus? 🫨
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I think we have had this previously. Hard to know the size of the object.

[Big Kev]

A fauteuil d'amour, I saw one in the Sex Machines Museum in Prague.
There's certainly a possibility of it being handed down, through the family, to Prince Andy

[Stanley]

Well done, you were all straight on to it! I shall retire and put my thinking cap on......

[Stanley]

What is it?

[Stanley]

No takers?

[Big Kev]

Clamp for tying flies for fishing?

[Stanley]

You got it in one Kev.... Now I shall have to think up another! (Unless one of you lot volunteers.... )

[Stanley]

What is it?

[Cathy]

A Serpentine Wall ?

[Stanley]

That would describe it Cathy but that's not the name the locals five them. I'll bet Kev knows it......

[Big Kev]

'Crinkle-crankle' but, as Cathy says, it is also known as serpentine.

[Stanley]

I didn't know that Kev so ae will give it to Cathy. Crinkle Crankle is the usage I learned from English Heritage.....
Can someone come up with another object?

[Gloria]

Where is this wiggly wall?

[Stanley]

I think this one was in Suffolk Gloria.....

[Gloria]

Oh right, I thought it was somewhere near you Stanley.

[Stanley]

Who are these ladies?

[PanBiker]

Spamettes I reckon.

[Stanley]

Correct Ian.... I wondered if I might get away with it!
Now we need another object.

[Stanley]

What is it?

[PanBiker]

I reckon that's a keyboard for a Linotype machine used for generating hot metal type for printing.

[Stanley]

You're all getting so good at this! I wonder how many people would have known that....
We need another object now.

[PanBiker]

The comrade that taught me offset lytho printing, (from Bury)was printer by trade and it was covered in passing so to speak, of how the pro's do it.

[Stanley]

What is it?

[Cathy]

Is it an Ice Cube Tray?