Can you hazard a guess on what this metal mystery tool could be?
You solved last week's item quickly! Can you do it again with this week's antique metal mystery tool?
Can you identify this antique piece?
While we couldn't definitively identify our last item, we are moving on to the next. Can you help bring back our streak by identifying this little piece?
The story behind the mystery paddle is weirder than you think
Hazard a Guess Mystery Item No. 1300 was an “initiation paddle that was used in a paddling line by the Ohio State Patrol as well as colleges and others upon graduation."
Can you identify this double-sided serrated axe?
Hazard a Guess Item No. 1301 is some kind of axe, submitted by a gentleman from West Virginia. Can you help us identify what it is and how it is used?
Can you name this antique metal mystery tool?
One item identified as a fish cleaning table, another table remains a mystery and a new metal antique tool mystery has appeared. Can you name any of the them and how they were used?
Can you hazard a guess on these two tiny items?
Greg Marous, of Bainbridge Township, Ohio, submitted two new items, Item No. 1252 and Item No. 1253. Can you help us identify them?
Help us identify Item No. 1242
Sue Leipold, of Hickory, Pennsylvania, submitted Item No. 1242. Help us identify this mystery tool.
Two mysteries solved and a new mystery antique needs identified
Can you help keep the streak alive? You solved the last two mystery tools, but this one may give you a bit more trouble. Can you name this antique item?
Do you know what this mystery paddle was used for?
Hazard a Guess at our latest item. It looks like a long wooden paddle with a flap on it. Do you know what it might have been used for? Let us know!
Are you sharp enough to Hazard a Guess?
Can you tell us how this 6 in knife tool was used? If you think you're sharp enough to get it right, Hazard a Guess.
