13.27 This could also be a lace making bobbin, missing it's spangle at the end with the hole. For it's size, could also be for tatting.

9:49 cartridge box plate, not a belt buckle. A belt buckle would have identifiable parts on the back. The cartridge box plates were held on with two prongs that were stuck through the leather and then the prongs bent over. What cannot be determined from this image is whether it’s authentic or something a reenactor lost during an event.

I do not recall seeing my picture here, i think i fit most perfectly into the title of this video.

"... my brother and I's..." We're doomed.

@8:05 I have one of these in my kitchen drawer. It's one of those things that you buy on impluse and then never use 😝

My father found a dime while walking on a sand dune. It was barely readable due to being sandblasted-dated 1938.

The cut oranges are far more likely to be set up as cat or bug repellents. Orange oil is especially good at repelling mosquitoes. Try rubbing an orange peel, the PEEL side, not the segments or the white, on your arms before going outside.

Wow…inside the elephant foot looks like a human foot….

That purple thing is not a massager. Unless it is massaging the inside of your rectum. LMAO

We still have a few of those hitching rings along side our church here in Portland.

The ceramic container with a cork held soy sauce for take out meals.

15:30 really?

3:01,in communism not everyone benefits, so ya not so smart.

The item at 5:19 also could be a pillow speaker. I have something just like it that you plug into an audio source like a TV or radio so you can listen without disturbing others.

The oranges might be to keep cats away 🤷‍♀️

3:17 It’s got advertisement for the equine drug, Osphos. I was thinking they were blinds or padding for a bridle? 5:56 I was thinking that this was a drying rack. 6:46 This could be a caviar spoon with a tool to open the tin. Sturgeon roe were given away in saloons to encourage drinking. 9:26 The small wicker basket is for white wines, which ned to be chilled and the loop on the opposite side is for red wine, typically served at room temperature, so you wouldn’t need it to be insulated by the wicker. It has no base loop because some of the bottles (like chianti) can be kind of stout. 11:18 Antique surgical clamp for holding back large, open areas.

Finally ! Iwas baffled by most of these 😂 Old person here

Tue folding 'toy thing' is actually an aid to meditation

The lipstick holder I recognized right away. My having 5 sisters might have something to do with it.

I got quite a few of them lol. I think I may be old.

I think that the item identified as a Victorian sewing awl is actually for lace making - a bobbin.

Roadkill color comparison?? How...nice? 🥺

I got 8 correct today - a minor, no major win for me! Unfortunately I didn’t write down which ones so I’ve already forgotten the names😲😲😲🫢🫢

The hitching loops are good for bike locks.

You can still buy "old smuggler ".

You got me on the "ham holder". The cat pill injector was not the possible needle threader I'd hoped.

I live on the east side of Mt Rainier, we see those same shadows in the sunset if the clouds are just right.

At 3:37 it's likely a root cellar for long term storage from the garden of things like cabbage, pumpkins, potatoes, carrots, etc. If there is a spring in there, then it would be a spring room, for storing dairy ie milk and cheese. Flying buttresses prevent the long side walls from bowing outward and letting the vaulted stone ceiling inside then collapse.

Growing up in the 50s we always had one of those citrus sqeezers in a misc drawer in the kitchen. Not sure it was ever used.

That thing attached to the back of a Toyota is scanning all of the cars around it trying to find stolen cars that have been re-taged with the vin number from a smashed car. All cars built in North America after 1995 have bar code stickers with the vin number, hidden all over the vehicle inside the body panels and the interior door and cargo area panels. There are nearly 100 of these hidden labels all over the car and the equipment on that Toyota is a type of radar that can see through the body panels and read all of those labels !!!

That inside part of a catyletic converter is the stuff that people are stealing them for. That little tiny piece is worth about $20 bucks !!! It most likely blew out of someone's tailpipe on a car that was modified for performance !!!

Like the music, the rest is interesting

Corner dust guards? With holes in them?! They’re part of a system to hold down rugs. You can even see the small rods. Or maybe those are dust covers for creases? Maybe put a sheet on that bed. The drain is clearly for cats to commute the little house thing could also be for the elusive ‘jar’ bees it’s an old autoclave befor they realized the door needed to close all the way. Ironically it is the Middle Bay Light’. I say ironically because there aren’t lights on the two jutting parts of land a ship could run into before reaching the curve in the bay. Think the turn in a letter ‘U’. The Netherlands photo? All of that and that’s your question?

The bottle opener thing? Those are contact lens holders. You can get blind drunk faster. As for the green stuff….when, outside of poop have you ever seen green like this in any kind of absorption product. Pee makes it wet and nothing turns green

These ‘answers’ are not useful. Why do people believe them?

I knew one for once! Go Klingons ❤

6:59 - I thought it was obviously something else.......!!

I don't know whose hand it is holding that USB Condom, but they really need to clean under their fingernails. ICK!

3:06 Yoga pose…cooling breaths…

The music made this unwatchable

Dog poop..😂😂😂😂

The basement of the house were i was born always scared me. I don't know why, because it just contained supplies for our grocery store. I still have nightmares about it sometimes, after 40+ years! 😱

Those sticky pads are torture and a slow death in agony. I'd rather see trump's face on one.

9:29 long time no see! They were really all the rage about 45 years ago. There were several variants of it. I loved them.😊♥️ Please don't repeat so many objects. I had seen several recently.

I didn't know a surfboard had legs.

Bonus chairs at 6:21. Make sure u regularly oil the wood!

1:27 Those blocks are not a game called Octo-mania. Octomania is a video game about octopuses, not wooden blocks. Pictured is a box of wood dice. Each die looks to be made from a different kind of wood. Maybe they're just wood samples. If this is a puzzle game, would somebody please post the rules. I'd like to know how to use it.

1:46 it’s a fake 10 gram silver bar, a real one would say “credit suisse” and retail for a little over $10 This one is so rare that it may fetch more than that as a known fake for “novelty”

Nah, basements are full of history! I love 'em, but gotta admit, the ones with the fungi in them were creeping me out!

Try spanking the crap out of your monsters.