Do you recognize this tool?

It is made of 24-gauge galvanized metal. The seams are crimped and soldered. It measures 8 inches in diameter, 8 inches deep. It also has two 12-inch tubes.

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Check back here January 17 for the correct answer, or find it in the February 2012 issue of Farm Collector.

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Do you recognize this tool?

It is marked "One Minute Mfg. Company, El Reno" and "70." It measures 2-3/4 by 6 inches.

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Check back here January 17 for the correct answer, or find it in the February 2012 issue of Farm Collector.

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October 2011 Item A 

Champagne bottle tool with brush, seal cutter and corkscrew. Photo submitted by R.C. Haufler, Comfort, Texas. 

October 2011 Item B 

Mainframe and treadle bar for an 1895 Mehring treadle milking machine manufactured in York Road, Md., identified by Mike Gleason, Herkimer, N.Y. Photo submitted by Pioneer Village Museum, Barron County (Minn.) Historical Society.

October 2011 Item C 

Bread cutter. Photo submitted by Gordon Hadley, Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Canada. See patent 72,709 for a similar piece.

October 2011 Mystery Tool D

We received several answers for this piece. Among them: Cargo hook, says Mike Intlekofer, Bellevue, Wash. Other theories: Chain "slip" hook, available in two sizes for different sizes of chain, used to vary chain length; "banjo" hook probably used with a three- or four-leg chain sling to lift steel plates at a factory; rope hook for a hay barn rope used to operate or tie off a hay trolley and fork pulley or sling. Photo submitted by John Crofoot, New Era, Mich.

Do you recognize this tool?

It is equipped with a Treet single-edge razor blade that moves up and down. It is marked "C.L. Westbrook Co., Ayden, N.C. 28513 Pat. Pend." It measures 4-1/2 inches long. The back is 2 inches wide. It could be held on a pan or a bowl with two screws.

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Check back here Dec. 13 for the correct answer, or find it in the January 2012 issue of Farm Collector.

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Do you recognize this tool?

It measures about 3-1/2 inches square with double tracks cut through. At the center where the tracks cross, a gear protrudes down and could be engaged. The gear also protrudes from the top. The back has a higher area through the center with a 1- by 2-inch metal block in the middle attached with three screws at each end.

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Check back here Dec. 13 for the correct answer, or find it in the January 2012 issue of Farm Collector.

Have a tool you want to submit? Email us at editor@farmcollector.com with at least one photo taken in a well-lit area against a plain background. Include dimensions and any markings on the piece.