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I know what an endless match looks like and how it works. My item has what looks like a pull out striker and a place on the base to strike, but there is no place for a resorvoir for fuel.
No hole in mouth that I can see.
I still have the one we used on the farm. I remember dad cooking grain in it to fatten a hog, and I also remember my mom making lye soap in it.
Bigger picture was downloaded
That's the only pic I have and this is what I was told: The top piece measures 15 inches long and 1 1/2 inch thick. The round one at the bottom measures 11 1/2 inches long and almost 2 inches wide and...
Hey thanks. I was really blank on what it could be. Raised on a farm most of my life and I had never seen anything quite like it on the farm. lol Thanks again
There is something similar with a ball on each side, to put in the nostrils of livestock to lead them around but this is an odd one.
Watch Craft /C & E Marshall Co. Chicago. 1/10 hp. The threads are about 5/16 inch which is wrong as I know they are listed in mm. Wondering about a manual and tailstock for it, or just anything. ...
Oh I did forget to say it has the original foot control.
It's an early rat trap. It should latch open when squeezed. If it doesn't, the catch mechanism is either gone or rusted.
Take quite a bit to restore it. Cost of restoration would probably be too much considering the value of it fully restored. Be a good one for salvage for someone.
Thanks. I think I will leave it in this condition.
Would it be a big mistake to have it converted back to flint lock??? Just wondering.
We had a machine like that when I was in college. It's mechanism is such that you can buy one bottle of pop and you could manipulate the bottle coming out and empty the whole machine if you knew what...
The mechanism in the bottom left of the clock (when facing the open clock) is an alarm. The alarm mechanism should have a tiny winding mechism to wind the spring up. It is activated by the small whe...
They don't have to be turned simultaneously as one is for the 1/2 and hour gong and the other is for the clock spring. Of course the alarm is wound inside the door.
When I was a kid (100 yrs ago lol) I used to see the round end metal battery used on electric fence chargers on farms. Haven't seen one for years.
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