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This should be fun "Let's Guess What This Is": present puzzling objects that the group will try to figure out what is it? Idea is to challenge the group and learn more about unique antiques and collectibles.
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Welcome to "Let's Guess What This Is"? In this group a member already knows what an object is. Members try to see if others in the group will be able to figure out what their unique or unusual object is. This is a fun group so jump in and "Let's Guess What This Is".
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We also have another group called "Whadja Find". If you need help with the identification and evaluation of an object, visit Whadja Find for help. In that group over 1000 members who belong to that group can help you evaluate and discuss the market value of your antiques, collectibles and fine art.
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Comment by Dotty on August 29, 2017 at 12:57pm
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Can anyone help identify bell shaped metal object? It was found at a garage sale in NJ. It has no "clapper". Any clue what its purpose was? there are numbers on the top. I will get more pictures and post. any thoughts or info greatly appreciated.
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Comment by Charlotte on March 5, 2017 at 9:20pm
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How in the world is it used to make a buttonhole? I would have never guessed that! Y'all are good!!
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Comment by C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk on January 1, 2016 at 10:45pm
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Giselle, we've always has a very tough group in here to stomp. Hope someone begins to ask some questions and figures this out.
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Comment by Giselle ScotDeerie on January 1, 2016 at 8:54pm
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I'm thinking those things weren't as easy to guess as you thought they were. I've been looking at them a lot and I'm stymied.
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I was hoping someone would pop into this group...where is everyone?
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OK here is an item that is not to hard to guess. I want to get you guys (and gals) back into this gr
oup. Guess what this is?
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Reminder this is the group where the member posting actually knows what something is and challenges others to figure out what the item is and us used for. If you are in need of help identifying an item, please post in our group Whadja Find.
But Im real curious about Cheryl's post.... I look forward to answer.
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Is it for turning small tubes of fabric?
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Comment by Craig Phillips / B & C Emporium on January 15, 2015 at 1:39pm
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the pc from Dec was not correctly
An early wooden "Butter worker", No. 1, by the T. Eaton Company, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. for procerssing. original stenciling.
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54 inches long
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