MYSTERY OBJECTS

[Gloria]

Pill dispenser??

[chinatyke]

Toilet chain handle?

[Stanley]

I'm surprised, I thought it was too easy. None of you are anywhere near! Sorry.

[Gloria]

Does the red band signify hot, so is it a tap of some sort?? If not, how big is it?? Could it be a beer pump?!

[Cathy]

A cigarette lighter?

[Gloria]

Gas lighter for a fire or oven??

[Stanley]

That did far better than I thought it would but Cathy has scored a bull's eye and Gloria was close enough as well! Exactly right, it's a novelty gas lighter I was given by a mate and in case you are wondering it was always useless!
Next one?

[Stanley]

Try this one. What is it?

[Gloria]

A leg for something maybe?? Not figured out what yet.

[Stanley]

Sorry Lovely! You are nowhere near. Look at it very carefully......

[Stanley]

Clue, if you don't see what it is it doesn't mean you are dense.....

[Gloria]

I have honestly got no idea.

[chinatyke]

Clue, if you don't see what it is it doesn't mean you are dense.....

Hydrometer jar?

[Pluggy]

Some variant of 'springy thingy' ?

[Big Kev]

I'm with China, a hydrometer.

[Stanley]

China cracked the clue.... Yes, it's the Nalfloc hydrometer and jar that I used for calculating levels of dissolved solids in boiler water. Nalfloc was a division of the old ICI.
Next one?

[Big Kev]

A little obscure but I'm sure one of you will work it out. It's the pawprint of a wolf in a brick but where is it?

[Stanley]

Wolf Hall?

[Big Kev]

I'll narrow it down a bit, it's a Danish town on the coast...

[Stanley]

I haven't the faintest idea!

[Big Kev]

Possibly a bit too obscure. It's in the wall surrounding the 13th century church in Kalundborg, Denmark.

http://www.kulturarv.dk/1001f ... -sommer

[Tripps]

I thought it rang a bell - one of the names on the shortwave section of old radios. Kalundborg

[Big Kev]

I thought it rang a bell - one of the names on the shortwave section of old radios. Kalundborg

The 5 spired church can be seen, in the background of the pic of the wooden anchor, in your link Tripps. It's a lovely town, medieval at one end and coffee shop/street cafe culture at the other.

[Stanley]

Hilversum, Moscow, Droitwich...... I saw the names as well on the old Ekco 8 valve superhet wireless we had when I was a child.

[Stanley]

Can anyone remember what this beautiful little object is?