OneGuyFromBarlick

Liz and Maz have got it. They are all metal fittings for heavy horse harness. Try this one....

Cigarette lighter?

I'll be bit more specific, I reckon it's the bottom of Stanley's Zippo, (plain brass case).

I'm with Ian.

Dead right..... Now will someone please rack their brains and put the next one up?

Is it for cooking?

A stamper?

For making toasted sandwiches, camp style ( or waffles)

That wasn't a mystery for long...

Stanley is in the right area and Marilyn is on the nose. It was the discussion in another thread that reminded me that we had this 'Diablo' in a kitchen drawer; used to toast sarnies over the gas hob...

And I thought it was for casting rock buns to throw at council meetings.
Here's another easy one so I will ask for specific details to make it more interesting.

David Whipp wrote:That wasn't a mystery for long...

Stanley is in the right area and Marilyn is on the nose. It was the discussion in another thread that reminded me that we had this 'Diablo' in a kitchen drawer; used to toast sarnies over the gas hob...

Might it be more useful if it was rectangular?

Plaques - that looks like a Knives Clasp - tins for the opening of, and stones from horses hooves the removal of.
Knives Clasp

Well Trips that's opened up a can of worms. Actually I was going to post it on the 'Flatley Dryer' but Stanley's cri de coer changed my mind. Its Dad's old army Jack Knife. A Wilson Sheffield 1941. What I didn't realize was how many different makers there were. Jack Knives. Another little puzzle.. ' Why JACK Knives. Were all military personnel called Jack's as in Jack Tar?

The spike on the back of the original jack knife was for splicing ropes not taking stones out of horse's hooves and so was named after 'Jack Tar'. Try this one....

Gnawed steel rule?

You know better than that David.....

Thought the mice must have had big teeth.

OK, second guess; tool for splicing rope with?

Is it something to do with fishing?

Disgorger and fish scaler.

Gloria was first and Ian got it exactly. It's one of the many blades on my Swiss Army knife given to me by Janet and Harry because I admired Harry's... Next for shaving?

Try this one....

Deburring tool??

Liquorice?

Gloria, you are quite amazing! Exactly right! Here's the complete tool. Next for shaving?

I think you are too preoccupied with Xmas shopping! I am racking my brain..... Try this one...



Dead easy, it's a bobbin for holding thread but obviously not a domestic cotton reel. So what could it be for?