"R.H." wrote:
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No, it's not for any type of cylinder.


Ok, it's an egg crate...

"Duane Bozarth" wrote in message
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"R.H." wrote:

396...Votive candles, perhaps?

Nope, not candles.

Rob

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"R.H." wrote:
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No, it's not for any type of cylinder.


Ok, it's an egg crate...

Yes, it was marked as being an egg shipper, as seen in this pic:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v8...02/pic396b.jpg

"R.H." wrote:

"Duane Bozarth" wrote in message
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"R.H." wrote:
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No, it's not for any type of cylinder.


Ok, it's an egg crate...

Yes, it was marked as being an egg shipper, as seen in this pic:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v8...02/pic396b.jpg

I was confused when I saw the dimensions--seemed too tall, but the input
on cardboard divders was the final clue...

On 8-Jul-2005, "R.H." wrote:

ll but one have been answered correctly so far:




394. Water sprinkler
395. Bee smoker
396.
397. Harpoon head
398. Corn planter
399. Soldering iron

396 looks like it might be used for storing grenades?

In article , R.H.
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Not an incubator...

But for eggs. ;-)

I wonder if I'd gone to our librarian at work (I work for a farm
newspaper in western Canada) she would have been able to ID it for
me...

djb

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On 8-Jul-2005, "R.H." wrote:

ll but one have been answered correctly so far:




394. Water sprinkler
395. Bee smoker
396.
397. Harpoon head
398. Corn planter
399. Soldering iron

396 looks like it might be used for storing grenades?

No, the compartments are too small for grenades.

Rob

"R.H." wrote:

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On 8-Jul-2005, "R.H." wrote:

ll but one have been answered correctly so far:




394. Water sprinkler
395. Bee smoker
396.
397. Harpoon head
398. Corn planter
399. Soldering iron

396 looks like it might be used for storing grenades?

No, the compartments are too small for grenades.

Well, after a time the intended contents can become quite effective even
if not of quite the same range...

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"R.H." wrote:

http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/

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#394 is a rainbird (sprinkler head).

#395 is used by a bee-keeper to produce smoke.

#399 is an old-fashioned non-electric soldering iron.

earle
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394 lawn sprinkler
399 soldering or brazing iron

others ?

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Mike Dworetsky

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"R.H." wrote in message
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Another set has just been posted:

http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/


Rob

393 - is specifically a *herb* chopper....I have many examples

Jon