Do you recognize this tool? It measures 6 inches long and has no markings.

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Do you recognize this tool? It is made of wood and measures 3 feet long.

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Check back here June 14 for the correct answer, or find it in the July 2011 issue of Farm Collector. (on sale June 21)

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Do you recognize this tool? It measures 8-1/2 inches long. The nickle-sized circle in the center is marked "UCF 1086."

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Check back here June 14 for the correct answer, or find it in the July 2011 issue of Farm Collector. (on sale June 21)

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March 2011 Item A 

Pneumatic tire tool, as identified by Fred Aten, Hutchinson, Minn.; Don Schroeder, Berger, Mo.; Stephen Clemens, Mazeppa, Minn.; Milfred Smith, Darwin, Minn.; James Glascock, Cedar Grove, Ind.; Craig Phillips; Robert Johnson; Kermit Wilke; Perry L. Murry; Hans Quistorff. Photo submitted by Robert Scholz, Elmo, Mo. See patent 1,317,143 for a similar item.

March 2011 Item B 

Thatcher's needle, used in gathering and tying thatch, correctly identified by Don Schroeder. Photo submitted by Terry Schafer, Marietta, Ohio.

March 2011 Item C 

Iron Shoe Strength Builder, correctly identified by Don Schroeder. Photo submitted by Mike Hall, Brown City, Mich.

March 2011 Item D

Fence repair tool, as identified by Don Schroeder; Stephen Clemens; Joel Blasius, Tea, S.D.; John D. Stohlmann, Omaha, Neb.; Jim Couchman, Medford, Okla.; Arnold Conner, Warren, Ind.; Rich Stone, Colfax, Wis.; Kenneth Clement, Saxon, Wis. Photo submitted by Richard F. Reinhard, Winthrop, Minn. See patent 2,457,382.

Do you recognize this tool? The outside measurement is 34 inches with a 1-1/4-inch hub. The arms measure 11-1/4 inches from the hub to 2-3/4-inch sprockets or gears. It looks like its most recent use was as rebar in concrete.

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Do you recognize this tool? It is marked "82.23" on the wooden handle end and "96.47R" on the part that holds the wooden handle on the piece. The point on the part that slides in and out appears to be broken off. The owner thinks it may be some kind of leather stitching machine.

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