What Is It? Game 63

It's a nail puller

Used for softening leather hides

fixes fishing nets.

Ice Block Carrier?

I agree with Andrew - it's a tool for working hides. I think I saw this tool on an episode of "Dirty Jobs."

I'm guessing ice block carrier too.

A bucket or barrell lid remover

I'm guessing the first staple remover

Instrument of torture.

Used to carry wet hides in leathermaking.

It's a handheld paper holder. Stick a sheet of paper under the clip and now it's portable.

I believe it is a tool to pull or stretch wet canvas,or heavy cloth in the wool industry.

So that's where my toe nail clippers went!

Looks like a Log Jack?

A corpse scatchit. Long ago churchyard graves were not really owned, but rented from the church. If the family stopped attending the church or were short on tithes, the families deceased would be disinterred, usually in a rather casual manner. The threat of this would usually bring the offending members into line. Not to be too graphic, but the bent end of the scatchit would be inserted into the most convienent orifice of the corpse.

a narwhal toothpick

looks like a tire lever for pulling tires onto rims.

Is it a thing you use to fill out a shoe?

Backscratcher!

The part of a crossbow that holds the string/wire cocked.

It's used to shoe horses.

an early swiss army knife

a nail clipper

Looks like something you'd kill a seal with. Sure I've seen it in old footage, something like that.

Whatever, it's a nasty looking bit of.. Whatever the hell it is.

It's for manual extraction of walrus tusks. They call it the Googoogajoob.

oh maan! This is an Internal Hard Drive remover. See, when the HD gets stuck into the never opened rusted cabinet of our systems, we would need to pull it out with this. Our ancestors have known what the world would be in the next 500 years, so they made this as a precaution. I have written a journal about this too.

A brick carrier.