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I believe it is a ring to be hung on the rising part of a small stem valve for the control of water or gas by some controlling authority. It can be read backwards by the use of a mirror.

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I believe it is to hung on a small valve on the rising stem part of the shaft to indicate when it was turned on or off by the controlling authority.The valve would be for gas or water.

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I believe it is used in the making of horse collars to stuff in the straw.

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I agree with #9 Tim that it is a high voltage fuse or ground clamp tool, probably made by A.B. Chance

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I believe it is a lighting arrestor for lighting strikes to high voltage power lines.

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A vessel to warm medicines, it is heated by a small alachol burner.

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I believe it is a hanging rack for sausages.

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I believe it is a coal oil lamp that uses different coloured glass lens to signal changes of statis like railway or tunnels

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I believe you put in money and the machine spins or moves up and down for to children to ride on.

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Florent is right. We use hydrometers for measuring the specific gravity of many liguids in the plant daily.

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It is the same type of counter that is is in automotive odometers,based on ten, just that it is older, so I would guess that it was used in a flour grinding mill to count bags or times a door opened.

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It is a roller for leather belts, it finishes the edges smooth with a pattern.

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Guess #3,I believe the heat source is a coal oil lamp that is used to heat the rod endto vaporize something.

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I hope I can put in a second guess, I believe it is used for the measurement of candle flame strength in heat units.

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I believe it is to be used to tune air powered pipe organs,like a flute has holes in the shaft.

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