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Added a few more photos today:
http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/ Along with answers to the previous set, which includes a photo showing the entire object seen in #248 and an explanation of the multi-tool in pic #249. I was doing some research on the web and finally confirmed the answer to #237, which we had previously determined to be a modified Starrett nipper. It is actually a typewriter repair tool, used to nip the back or front of a typewriter bar. I found one just like it on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW Based on this, I'm also changing my answer on #243 from "either a typewriter tool or a wire stripper" to definitely a typewriter repair tool, since it was found in the same tool box as #237. According to a typewriter expert on the web, #243 was used for adjusting the type bars by bending them one way or the other. Several people did post these answers correctly, but I had been unable to verify them until now, so thanks to them for pointing me in the right direction. Rob |