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Ok, so I may have just solved my own mystery! I found the part number 1874B in International Harvester an it is a "cultivator Pressure Rod swivel" so now I guess the next mystery is from what era/year...
The second item appears to be a sash pull or possible a bell rope pull for a church bell or dinner bell.
Looks like a pasta cutter.
Found one on ebay. It is a 1920's Fries plum pudding mold. Here is the link. http://www.etsy.com/listing/167737801/antique-1920s-fries-plum-pudding-mold
This appears to be a motorized milk "churn". It would give a similar motion to shaking the jar/jug back and forth like my grandmother used to do while rocking in her rocking chair. Just a guess though.
I work for a lumber/hardware store and we have an old box of the glazier points that are used in this tool. Very nice find!
Looks like a flour sifter my grandmother would use when making biscuits/dough to keep it from sticking as she was kneading it. Or could be a bakers shaker for sugar/confections.
I think these may have originally been poultry shears that your father-in-law used as veneer scissors. If you Google poultry shears you will see many similar items.
Take a look at this website. The BLC was a trademark of Guide Corp. and was an abbreviation for Brown-Lipe-Chapin out of Syracuse NY. http://www.buickheritagealliance.org/content/pdf/GuideFogDriving...
Guys this is just a guess here but what if you look at something other than a car itself. What if these were actuator switches for stop lights on a highway or railroad. Just thinking out of the box, s...
Thank you AzTom for the answer and big thanks to walksoftly for the research find!!! Mystery solved!!
They look like ice climbing picks. Just a guess.
Kind of looks like the old grate shaker handles used for coal or wood stoves.
Not sure about the cable but the "spike" is an old axle, probably from an old Model A or Model T. We had one we used as a horseshoe stake for years.
It looks a lot like a flour sifter my grandmother used when making biscuits/dough. Used it to sprinkle flour on the dough to keep it from sticking. Hers was very plain by comparison though, no marking...
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