With the opening in the side, visiting cards do seem quite likely.
It does appear to have some age to it, but that's all I know about it. Not much help as you already know that. :-) I have always tried to avoid...
It may have been used for spectacles. Something fairly dainty might fit.
It does look rather like a loudhailer, but this could be to direct the supposedly healing radiation to the site of the treatment. Obviously. if...
You should find a matching socket for the plug on the treatment cup somewhere on the machine.
16 year olds were allowed to vote. But not to have a bevvy afterwards or to drive home. In a way I regret the result, the alternative would have...
It would have been renamed Scotland Metre. Luckily it is not used by the police anymore and is to be converted to make an hotel....
Not quite finished, but the result will be about 45% yes, 55% no. Another daft idea kicked into touch. Pound rises against the dollar.
And not an independent Scotland, it appears, since the referendum has rejected independence. The UK remains the United Kingdom.
Quite possibly WWII.
It looks more like a miniature of an artillery shell, with what appears to be a driving band modelled near the base. Probably a 'sweetheart pin'...
Traders from the Horn of Africa, just across the Arabian gulf. Elephant tusks and rhino horns, someone had to deliver them.
This is going to make me sound antediluvian but when I was a kid, the lamplighter walked around with a pole with a hook on it, like a window...
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