Wheel-cut, by hand...gotta be older, eh?
Highly likely, books...an; the slot & hole give it a dual use capability? Also, why blued, an' gold-plated? Seems a bit much, for the humble...
Roger...or Rogers?
~71mm X ~2.8mm X ~1mm. Found in a needle case with several other odd sharps, mostly English. It has no marks. What is its purpose, please? Thanks...
The part that goes over the end of a wooden shaft is about 1 1/4 inches inside diameter, an' about the same depth. The amount of wear seems to...
That one has a stop, a handy feature for uniformity of set.
Lovely, even with the damaged glaze. If it were mine I would risk removing the green felt, on the likelihood of finding no damage to that...
Satsuma, I think. It seems older, but I'm a poor judge...the signature may reveal more about that. Very nice!
L.S. Starrett or Brown & Sharpe, an' it'll be marked, somewhere...
Too heavy for wood. My guess is resin impregnated with powdered metal, but it is hard to tell without doing minor damage. Phillips screws were...
They appear to be Target Balls, used for shotgunning before Clay Pigeons came along. https://glassbottlemarks.com/glass-target-balls/
It belongs to a friend, who was told it was from the 1940's when she got it. An image search shows many near-identical in size an' color, some...
Not...Serration is a modern approach to 'forever' sharp. I'm not a fan, as a Sharp blade will cut smoothly & cleanly without tearing. If...
Excellent news...Thanks!
~7 1/4" overall, 3" x 3/4" blade, ~2.1 oz, solid stainless thruout. There's 4 of 'em, apparently unused an' never sharpened. Who made them?...
Good...Thanks! Would that mean pre-republic?
Yes, it does...now that you pointed that out! Thanks, Debora...I'll go see what happened in Wien on May Day, 1929.
It's ~5 3/4" dia, ~1 1/8 high, ~3 3/8 foot dia; ~6 1/2 oz. I've seen the mark, or very similar; perhaps even here. It belongs to Anne, who said...
Yes...an' before the addition of the wings...Thanks!
It's about 21mm x 33mm. The front bears 2 lines of 4 characters each: IM^I & 1929; The back says BEHA-WERK WIEN XIII. Based on the few items it...
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