Thursday, September 3, 2009. They are currently used for demonstrations at antique machinery shows. 1713 This was part of the ventilation of a corn crib. It was placed over a hole in the floor so that air could flow and dry the corn. Some of the cribs were elevated above the ground, others had a trench under them going to the ventilation hole. 1714 A sugar devil or fruit auger. 1715 A clip on spout.

Thursday, September 10, 2009. In the pot and boiled it for half an hour. Some called it six-shooter coffee. It was so strong, they said, that it would float a pistol. 1720 A beer can chicken holder. 1722 An empty canister round for a Civil War cannon.

Thursday, September 17, 2009. For first time visitors I recommend this archive. For some of my best posts. 1723 A wax seal remover. 1724 A number 340 Hozan wheel truing stand. 1725 A 750lb heavy duty engine stand. Or ladder bracket, using two these, two ladders and a plank of wood you can make a scaffold.

Friday, October 2, 2009. For ascertaining approximate angles between any given stations. 1736 These are both saw sets. 1740 A motor for a tattoo machine. To submit photos, send them to the address in my profile. To view the entire post.

Thursday, October 15, 2009. 1747 A Thompson Blue Box. Cover for chain handcuffs, it keeps keyholes covered for top security transporting of prisoners. 1748 A screw plate, used to cut, straighten or clean threads on a machine screw. 1749 A Frigidaire freezer ice scraper. 1750 An accident report symbols template for use by the police, text was removed from below the symbols for witness, cycle or body, and impact point.