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definitely Civil War era.
Antique check shredder?
Agreed. 19th century Tibetan.
Looks like an old fleshing knife for scraping hides.
looks like a Dufilho knife Made in New Orleans. Possibly Civil War era.
Looks like the inside of an Indiana Thunder Egg.
An old belt axe.
That's a Bolo style knife. Originated in the Philippines.
Handle is typical of a Frost Cutlery knife.
Possibly part of an old vault or gun safe lock?
Looks like a confederate civil war knife.
Old miners pick hammer. Probably late 1800's or early 1900's.
Looks like a name and Co. logo under the spring.
Looks like an old pipe smokers knife.
For wire fence repairs? Pull the sections together and locks in place for mending?
Laparoscopic scissors.
That's a Ladies knife with what looks like buffalo horn handle. Possibly Victorian era and some came with cases. Good find!
Fillet knife with a gut or roe spoon.
Transmission shifter out of a very old truck or tractor?
Made cutlery from 1848 to 1983. Yours looks like WW11 military issue.
Called a Cat Skinner made by Frost Cutlery. Try searching Frost /Chipaway Cutlery fantasy knives.
Go to ' Collecting Snap-on'. Under Resources it tells when tools were made. Every year since 1927 tools were stamped with a letter, number, or symbol. Great website!
It's labeled as an "angle head obstruction wrench".
Under "Alloy Artifacts-mystery tools" there is one similar with the W stamp produced for the military during WW11.
Old Bolo, possibly from the Philippines.
Money clip
Carving fork for holding a turkey, roast, etc. for carving.
Axes stamped Alexandria Ind. were made from 1897-1904.
Made in Canton Ohio, 1871-1875.
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/silver_radio_ceramics_of_califo.html#b
1923-1928
That's a Ceremonial Ghurka Kukri from India.
Hot air balloon anchor?
Left one Is Knipex Made in W. Germany.
And spoke adjuster. (at one time)
Old shoemakers ruler.
Looks like a Ang Khola style Kukri issued in the Indian Military.
Those are called Cape Chisels used for cutting keyways in machinery.
From the 1950's.
Second picture looks like the S for the Stiletto Axe Co.
It's from Thailand. I've got the matching letter opener stamped SIAM. (formerly Thailand)
My guess would be Lebanese.
R H Buhrke Co. made an assortment of canvas and leather products, golf bags, saw guards, climbing belts, tool cases, etc. starting around 1920. They were bought out by Klein Tool Co. in 1968.
Old threshing machine wrench, I believe.
That's called a Harvard Half Hatchet from the mid 1900's.
Maybe for the old lead wire seals?
That's a cavalry sword from India. Probably 1940's or 50's.
Look up old Mongolian Ceremonial Daggers and Swords.
You have a "Funny Folder" made by Executive Knife Co. which was part of Colonial Knife Co. They were made mainly for advertising in the late 40's up to the 70's.
Very similar to some of the Mongolian Ceremonial Daggers I've got.
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