A few whatzits from the garage

[Anonymous]

Some of these I think I know what they are and others I have no idea. Let's see how everyone does! <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="">
A) This one I know what it is. I just thought it would be fun to hear some guesses.
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B) This one I have no idea. It's brass and the upper and lower parts slide back and forth. I can't read most of the writing on it either.
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C) Again, no clue. It has a handle that moves like a pump or pressure control switch.
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D) Here is an easy one. The answer is in the next photo.
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D) It is a WWII GI razor kit!
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E) No clue.
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F) Another easy one.
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G) Sheesh, another easy one for you all.
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H) Not really a whatzit but I thought it was cool. How many of you remember actually fixing you own TVs?
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[Anonymous]

<img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=""> <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=""> Hi Nimrod,
Your jeweled Whatzit is... a pretty rare cover for the
dash light on a 1920`s era Harley Davidson. I have one here sitting on the computer desk in front of me right now! That`s kind of amazing!! I had one years ago and for the first year I didn`t know what it was, then saw another one at the local flea market, and the guy who owned it filled me in. On the inside it says "Pat.Jan. 2-`23.I sold the other one, and the one I have here is my second. It`s a cool piece, worth $100.00 - $150.00!!! Good luck,--Charlie

 

[Anonymous]

E looks like a tool used to lift the round plates from wood-coal burning cook stoves.C looks like a piece of an old air hose valve or possibly from an old fire extinglisher?