Or a 1939 Whapperman
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Nice find there Muddy. I thought it was some sort of metal brake tool for bending sheet metal. I refrain from guessing on that second item, but I think I saw one in an adult store. I didn't know what it was then either, and didn't ask.
Rflshootr
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Yes. It's called a (Leavitt) Mortise Marking gauge. c.1890 Here are a couple similar ones.
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DJ Morrison
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Yea, ^^^^^ what he said....
archeratlrg
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First 2 pics are of a tool used to hold your handsaw to sharpen the teeth. Slip the blade into it and turn the cam down to lock the saw in place. Gave used my grandfather's for the last 50+ years. Looking for another one.
archeratlrg
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Nope, used for holding a handsaw so you can sharpen its teeth with a triangle file.
The one in the top picture is a device to hold a hand saw straight and secure while you are sharpening the teeth by hand with a file and you can set the teeth while it's held in the saw vise!. The one I have is made a little differently
Great finds! Keep them coming!!
archeratlrg
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I also have a tooth setter to go with it.
Pharmacy Cocaine scale for Coca Cola Float Drink at a corner store?
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cornshank
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Thanks
@ cornshank, You sure find some cool stuff. I look forward to seeing these posts, because I like old junk and get to learn something new.
