Posted 7 years ago
willysellit
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Have no idea what it is used for.
Can not make out the name.
Has a wooden handle like a riffle stock
any suggestions ?
Thank you
UNUSUAL HAND HELD TOOL USE UNKNOWN | ||
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Posted 7 years ago
willysellit
(1 item)
Have no idea what it is used for.
Can not make out the name.
Has a wooden handle like a riffle stock
any suggestions ?
Thank you
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I guess my comment was deleted along with the link I posted. Oh well I tried.
What is that thing?
Writing looks like MOSES PIEV--- PATENT
I will try to post my guess again. I think it is what was called a, "Knot Tyre". (knot tieing tool). I think there would have been a spool of thread on the spindle in front of the spring and the tool was hand held for fishermen to tie flies for fishing. May not be but that is what it reminds me of. I believe the spelling Tyre is British in origin.
fhrjr2, i think you are on the right track, but i also think this assembly is not a stand alone tool, but part of a larger assembly such as a Textile Mill Machine, just my gut feeling. I agree with you in the handling of string, thread, or yarn tho. PS: If i had it in my hands, i would reveal the blurred name above patent, in a pair of seconds!