Oddballs!! Not your usual cutlery!!

[waynorth]

Upholstery Regulator.

Wow, Rachel!! Thanks!!
I've spent years wondering what that tool was!!! I don't even know why I kept it, except I never toss things without figuring them out!!
It's a primitive version compared to the new ones in the Youtube videos, but I can see how effective it can be!!
Thank you, thank you!!!

 

[r8shell]

Wow, Rachel!! Thanks!!
I've spent years wondering what that tool was!!! I don't even know why I kept it, except I never toss things without figuring them out!!
It's a primitive version compared to the new ones in the Youtube videos, but I can see how effective it can be!!
Thank you, thank you!!!

Score one for Google image search.

 

[waynorth]

Score one for Google image search.

I'll have to learn how to do that; despite being an old dog!!!

 

[Jack Black]

Score one for Google image search.

Well done Rachel

Here's some ink erasers

 

[Jolipapa]

... To that end, I think I recall reading here once about a knife handle made from a stabilized coprolite.

Still available, just a bit expensive for some Bulls...t. .

Dad's ink erasers / pencil sharpeners.

If your shotgun was old, and didn't have ejectors, this Italian knife would pull the empty shells for reloading!! 2 gauges - 1 on each side of the guard!View attachment 2486397

A hunter's multi, with extractor, though I guess another tool was used more frequently

. (stains on formica are period)

Disliking Grapefruit - how Odd!!??

Grapefruit has the disadvantage of annihilating the effect of certain medicines.

Shepherd's cheeses may prove very hard sometime.

Last but not least : blade made in Langres, mouche lock, cal 8mm, mid XIXth cent. (not mine)

(seen here)

 

[waynorth]

Shepherd's cheeses may prove very hard sometime.

Hi Alain!! Your message box is full!!
Thanks for all the likes, Alain!! Glad you are enjoying the Oddballs!!!

 

[sceva]

Pacific Theater WWII made knife ( My Great Uncles)





And; Not really cutlery but a bottle opener with great stag and sterling accents that's been in the family for several generations.

 

[Jolipapa]

Hi Alain!! Your message box is full!!
Thanks for all the likes, Alain!! Glad you are enjoying the Oddballs!!!

Hi Charlie
I have cleaned up my MB, it is small as my memory is, too
I have read every thread with great pleasure. Once again yo've had an excellent idea, showing other knives !

 

[Jolipapa]

Farvillás ,( back fork)

© T. Várga

 

[waynorth]

Farvillás ,( back fork)

© T. Várga

Way cool; and handy!!

 

[ISKRA]

Farvillás ,( back fork)

© T. Várga

Very nice! Is the handle wood or horn?

 

[Jolipapa]

Very nice! Is the handle wood or horn?

Wood, don't know what.

 

[Jack Black]

Pacific Theater WWII made knife ( My Great Uncles)

Very cool Here's one, from Italy, I picked up at an arms fair some years back (old pics)

Farvillás ,( back fork)

© T. Várga

Cool pattern Alain Here's a couple of Sausage knives with forks, one German, one Portugese

 

[JonMcD]

For your big and tall friend who seems to have everything .

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[JonMcD]

Anyone know what this is used for? I’m at a loss.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Anyone know what this is used for? I’m at a loss.

I'd guess skiving knife, except the serrated edge throws me off.

 

[hsherzfeld]

Anyone know what this is used for? I’m at a loss.

I have no idea what it is for, but I found an identical knife in my late grandfather's garage. I think it has something to do with fishing, since I found it with a bunch of fishing tackle.

 

[Arathol]

Its a fish knife, Case model 77F I think it was called. The serrated edge is a scaler.

 

[Jack Black]

For your big and tall friend who seems to have everything .

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Good grief! Great find

Anyone know what this is used for? I’m at a loss.

Interesting piece

 

[Jack Black]