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AdrianR30/05/2019 13:51:49
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Any idea what this could be for?

The picture does not show it, but the crescent end, has been sharpened in the curve.

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Jeff Dayman30/05/2019 14:05:12
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Might be a removal tool for type U drive screws or small soft rivets. The conical end could push thru-rivets out after cutting off the heads with the crescent end. Just a guess. Wish I had one. Might make one, now.

Tim Stevens30/05/2019 17:54:33
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I think the lower object is a rule.

Cheers, Tim

AdrianR30/05/2019 18:42:54
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Thanks Tim, I have another one of those that is twice as big but is not identical, the numbers go up twice as high.

MichaelR30/05/2019 18:55:03
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It's a Watchmakers double ended scriber Here

AdrianR30/05/2019 19:02:56
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I see, I wonder how it is used

Nick Clarke 330/05/2019 19:13:14
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Posted by AdrianR on 30/05/2019 18:42:54:

Thanks Tim, I have another one of those that is twice as big but is not identical, the numbers go up twice as high.

I have one that is different again - holding it up to the computer screen the numbers are closer together.

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