That's right, folks!Lotsa dogs for the person who can identify this item.
I can tell you that it is made of oak wood.
It opens! ...by virtue of a wing nut threaded onto a through bolt recessed in the bottom.
Here is the thing turned over.
Here I am holding it on it's side.Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.
— Julius Henry (“Groucho”) Marx.
20 comments:
It looks old, perhaps a jig of some sort for making something. Being on the west coast.....I'll say it is a cobblers jig to make the shoes for Lewis "Lew" Alcindor, Jr. or perhaps it is older and used for Wilt Chamberlain.
Why, it's a production walnut cracker, of course.
Hmmmm????
I don't like hotdogs, anyway
I don't have a clue.
Bic said she's seen one before but has no clue. ????
OH I used to have one of those...it is a ...nah, never mind...is it for making pancakes?
Yeah, I didn't think so....
flower press,
elaborate, yes, but if you got nothing to do but press wild flowers, and lots of oak laying around...
or hair straightener.
I vote Dice's 1st guess...that's what I thought too.
With regards to her 2nd guess...(Phfrankie, are you listening?)..."hair?!!"
What is it Phrankie? I have to go to bed?
Ya, for crying out load Phfrankie....WHAT IS IT?
My best guess is that it's a...it's a...it's a...
Guess? How can you give away 100 hot dogs on a guess?
It's my blog.
I can do whatever I want.
And I have no frickin' idea what the thing is.
At all.
Closure!
It's important to have closure.
Thanks Phfrankie.
cheater
You disrespected the hot dog.
Noting the Coin Count...could this be Phfrankie Bondo's greatist hits?
I Win! I win! I know it's a saw sharpening jig. circular blades.
I'll share with wReggie because he was close.
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