What is it? Game 111

It looks like a 19th century wind-up training vibrator

I done seen one of them on the antiques roadshow, or blue peter, can’t remember which. That be a Roasting Jack so says I.

Turn of the century, wind-up, tattoo pen.

It looks like one of those old wind-up maraccas

an old funnel or a kind of waterdropper

I agree with PTBaker80, it’s a tattoo pen.

looks like a tattoo gun to me.

It’s a fountain pen — possible use being put next to paper paper to create scientific or financial or other data?

A music box motor

weighing scale (one of those where u hook objects off it to get the weight)

Steampunk alarm clock. To be applied analy.

19th Century do-it-yourself home enema kit. The attachment nozzles and funnels seem to be missing though…

it’s an early dental drill. the bit is missing though

Its a fishing reel!

I’m truly shocked and will reconsider my vising to Neatorama. How Dáre you to have a photograph of this ….-Item-…. on this site!?!?!? Have you no shame???

It’s quite obviously an ornamental radiator key holder, never again will you be searching through drawers and toolboxes when you want to bleed your radiator, now it takes pride of place in your living room, kitchen, or study. Also makes an excellent conversation starter. Be the envy of all your friends, especially those who have lost their radiator keys and need to bleed their radiators.

It is an old 19th-Century kitchen-appliance.
You hang -small- meat from it above a fire or above smoke and let it turn by the clockwork-mechanism in it that you can wind up by the key. It then turns the short bronze side abound slowly.

steampumk colonoscopy.The key winds the light timer for a proper exposure time. “Please hold still Mr. Twain, we can not diagnose a blurred polyp.”

I’m bidding on a soldering iron (given the age, probably fairly low temperature, for jewelry or stained glass windows). Once wound, the mechanics inside create a consistent, even temperature (for a short amount of time, maybe a minute or two) which were a great improvement over fire-brands.

an ornament spinner!

Tattoo apparatus.

Its a tattoo gun

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It is a windup tatoo pen. late 1800′s

Something to wind up string. I believe the right end comes off, making it possible to take out the newly-wound spool.

It clearly fumes out bugs, with poisonous gasses.

Old timey paint gun?

I believe that is a World War One vintage German wind-up hand grenade.

Could be a wire spanner. The wire through the tube, attached inside. The device attached on the wall. If you wind up with the key the wire thightens. Or, if not attached, is pulled inside, usefull in fishing.

It’s a hand-held clockwork mini sewing machine – for those occasions when a stitch in time really does save nine!

Well certainly ma’am’s and gents, you realized that you are looking at a premium 18th century lint brush!
This fine doohicky was put out as a promotion for Bounce, who was not doing so fine in the market place at that time. They guaranteed that this baby would pick up any sorta hair or lint like problems that you had, and it left behind a nice Mountain Fresh Scent.
Why I do believe that it was designed by a German, but you people are gonna have to research that part.

It is a Steampunk Blowdart Blower.

Gee, Miss Cellania, how did you ever come up with such an original comment?

Definitely an old school tattoo gun. Possibly the same one used to give abraham lincoln his “Thug Life ” tattoo