Submitted by Marcy
1706. A rocker assembly for a lawn glider:
1707. This was marked "fireplace game bird roaster", although according to an expert on these, roasters typically had spikes that curved up so the meat would not fall off, and toasters were usually made with shorter and straighter spikes than the roasters.
1708. A Genesis Rescue Systems spreader, commonly called jaws of life, used to help remove people from car accidents:
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1709. A sailor's palm, used to force a needle through several thicknesses of sailcloth:
1710. This ruler was used to measure liquid in a bulk tank, it came with a chart that would tell how many gallons corresponded to each increment:
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