OneGuyFromBarlick

This one has died the death. They are shuttle pins. Small dowels made out of a very hard African wood, I think Persimmon and used as the hinge for the shuttle peg on which the pirn and the yarn package were mounted. The idea was that they could be easily changed for a new one very frequently and this meant that the hinge of the shuttle peg was always tight and accurate. Essential for good weaving.
Next object anyone?

This may be a bit too obscure but I'll give it a go. Which well known phrase is this?

Think outside the Bachs?

or Forethought?

PanBiker wrote: ↑18 Jul 2024, 10:50 Think outside the Bachs?

Well, that didn't last long
Well done Ian

What is it?

Pizza cutterer ??

Curses! I thought it might have a chance....
Next one please!

What is it?

Not sure just what they’re called, but is it a plug tower? When pressed they extend upwards and have half a dozen or so plug sockets on them.

Sorry Gloria but no. Much more simple than that!

I thought you'd be all over this one!

I'm amazed it's survived, I'll give it until dinnertime....

An ink well?

Well done Gloria! It's an old fashioned pewter cased inkwell for dip-in pens. In this case quills.
Next Object?

Oh wow, I’m chuffed with that

And so you should be. Try this one.....

Looks like a dark dirty place

Chimney related?

It is Tom! No Kev but that muck is very old soot.......

The ceiling/roof of a boiler house.

You should remember it Margaret! You were with me when I did the picture. Very old soot.....

I've tweaked Margaret! She should know what this is.

I dont know........is it in an old tunnel???

If it is where I'm thinking it was cold and wet, mum and daniel were also there.

Yes! That's the one, can you remember where it was?