Letters to family and friends, with some additional mindless ramblings and photos.
Friday, July 18, 2008
WEEKLY THEME: WHAT IS THAT?
Recently, my sisters and I had to go through our late parents’ belongings. This is an item we found among my father’s tools... however, none of us could figure out what it was. The narrow piece near the top moves back and forth. Therefore, I hope one of you can. What is that?
This is my photo of my former nephew’s photo. It was taken in my mother-in-law’s house, which everyone believed to be haunted. So...we know what it is...what do you think?
These are both really interesting. I have no idea for the first one. The second one looks like the reflection of a neon sign in the glass. But I could very easily be wrong.
On the first photo I think it is definitely a whatchamacallit. Or, if it is made of bronze or copper it could possibly be a thingamajig.
Of course if it is more than 4" tall it is probably a doohickey and could fetch a good price on ebay if it is in good condition and can still be used.
These days everyone uses high-tech, electronic doohickeys but there are always collectors who will pay handsomely for the old manual doohickeys in workable condition.
11 comments:
Stumped two times!
The second one looks like an outline of a person or something??
Sorry about the comment issues - I hope I corrected the issue. There is a comment from you - I don't know "which one" but it's there. =)
These are both really interesting. I have no idea for the first one. The second one looks like the reflection of a neon sign in the glass. But I could very easily be wrong.
Hmm... maybe the first one is a scale? Hehe... The 2nd one looks like a CRT monitor to me hehe
On the first photo I think it is definitely a whatchamacallit. Or, if it is made of bronze or copper it could possibly be a thingamajig.
Of course if it is more than 4" tall it is probably a doohickey and could fetch a good price on ebay if it is in good condition and can still be used.
These days everyone uses high-tech, electronic doohickeys but there are always collectors who will pay handsomely for the old manual doohickeys in workable condition.
I have no idea on the second photo.
Baker
Sorry but I don't have a glue! Your entries have made me curious.
Claudia, no ideas! Hope you'll tell us soon! :)
No ideas here either??
No idea for either!
got me both times too!
thanks for visiting mine!
I'm sorry I can't help you with the first photo...but I've made out an outline (child's) in that frame.
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