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What is It?

0 Submitted by: Bashir, Parksville, BC Comments:This tool has been belong to a friend he inherited from his father and no one in the family knows what it is	0 Submitted by: Crystal, La Ronge, SK Comments:Wood, poem in french translates "Share your bread, you have less; share your home, you have the same; share your joy, you have more." side hook	0 Submitted by: Marilyn, Taxis River, NB Comments:Some sort of cutting device? Has a razor blade inside .It closes up like a jack knife.	0 Submitted by: Ann, West Kelowna, BC Comments:My brother in Northern Saskatchewan gave me this embossing press, used to add borders to picture postcards at Christmas time.
0 Submitted by: mary lou, , Comments:Approx 3" widex3 1/2" high and is made of metal. When the thin metal crank on the outside is rotated an anoying sound comes from the object.	2.666665 Submitted by: Sue, Sudbury, ON Comments: This tool belonged to my friend Ian's dad. There's a adjusting piece in the centre and a clamp to hold something flat. Any ideas?	0 Submitted by: Brian, Parksville, BC Comments:The yellow parts are not magnetic and have no response to a magnet. The yellow cylinders are plastic,	0 Submitted by: Lawrence, Ingonish, NS Comments:Discovered at the Clyburn Valley gold mines in Ingonish, NS. I believe it was an old Boiler for a pulley cart system to drag rock out of the mine.
0 Submitted by: Gary, Fairview, AB Comments:narrow at the top and gets wider as it goes down. It is numbered on the left hand side. Starting with 8 and going up by 2's up to 50. Very old.	4 Submitted by: Brian, Halifax, NS Comments:I believe you misidentified the object as a 'barbed wire fence stretcher'. It is a 'Wool Winder' that measures a skein of wool.	5 Submitted by: Nicole, Brooks, AB Comments:This item was purchased in Halifax + arrived in a box of assorted imports. It’s hollow, can be opened + has 4 holes drilled through.	5 Submitted by: Brendan, Ottawa, ON Comments:Flight training early this year at Brewer Park.