Mystery Object (locked version of Original)

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  1. Paladin

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    rosa,you are a star :D :D
    Lady, ;) half right!
     
  2. rosa

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    used to knock down buildings
     
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    It was in the same position for many,many years.
    I salvaged it two years ago.
     
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    counter weight for a door
     
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    Keith you've got it mate! [​IMG] [​IMG] ;)
    I remember it as a little lad and it always kept the calving shed door closed.Struck many a match on it having a crafty smoke too :D
     
  7. macleaf

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    Hi Nick,my father had an old scale weight for his barn door i think it was 56 lb one [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    I forgot to say that it was attached to the door with a pulley and rope ;)
     
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    This is carved from a lump of Cotswold stone and the eye is set in with lead.
    I had to replace a section of it with cement and stone dust and reset the eye after it was broken by builders when we converted the buildings.
     
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    Does it contain a fire blanket?
     
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    Picture is twice the actual size.
     
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    I don't recognise the logo but am sure someone here does.

    An ancient battery?
     
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    It does have something to do with electrical items ;)
     
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