What Is It? Game 110

Conan the Barbarians Cheese Knife

a groover for making grooves in skirting boards. Or a hook for hauling blocks of ice???

Toothpick for giraffes?

LOL @ Jaz_Allen

its an ancient version of the spork.

Pickets to hold tents on the ground.

well, it’s obviously an ax head… good guesses on the it’s function I’m impressed.

an ancient tool for abortion *note: must be heated to be effective

Aww, somebody took out one of Wolverine’s claws and painted it black…

I have no idea!

It is in fact a boarding axe. Here’s quick article about them.

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It’s lineman’s boot climbing spike. Or tree climber spike.

Looks like a cane knife

It is an ice axe, but more of a tool than for climbing as the pick is not curved on the underside, nor has teeth.

It’s a tooth broken off one of those giant robot monsters that terrorize cities from time to time. I’ve seen actual footage of them–actually animated re-enactments on TV, on Saturday mornings.

Those giant robot monsters have been known to bite the tops off buildings or chew on tanks sent in by the army. Sometimes a tooth breaks off. (Bad news for the monster ’cause it’s not usually covered in their dental plan).

Looks like something for pulling thread in a loom.

A device driven into a roof to hold a toeboard in place.

It’s a horse hoof pick.

Chuck Norris’ toothpick?

one of Batman’s first attempts at creating the Batarang

Some kinda weird tool for eating

A hinge to a treasure chest??

This is a Kepler flangle. This tool is for unclasping jammed safety pins on baby diapers. They come in in pink and blue but black seems to be the most popular color, though o one knows why. Its not named after the inventor, who is unknown, but after Wilmont Kepler, who owns a collection of 1,874,999 of these, you seem to have the only one not in collection. Wilmont’s people wil be visiting you soon, I suggest you cooperate.