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a couple more oddities...

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Dave H (MI)

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...from the drawers of old toolboxes. Neither one of these has a manufacturer name. The smaller item is a mystery to me, although I have a guess. It is aluminum and hangs in a pocket. The larger would appear to be an inside micrometer but is pretty large. It has no means of changing parts to increase it's reach so what it says is what it measures. Not a single engraving on this tool which is more than a little odd. Anyway, I dug these out of a box that I bought for my shop. I am on an organizational mission. Seems like it would be easier to look thru 100 drawers than dig thru the piles on the bench.

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The larger one would appear to be an inside mic. Inside mics can be made with interchangeable parts to increase the mic's range, or they can be for a specific range (as this one may be).

Does the second one pull apart and have a scribe point presently hidden?
 
The smaller one looks lite a adjustable blow gun. One end snaps into a quick coupler on an air line and the knurled end turns in and out to adjust the air flow. I have one on my bench abd use it quite frequently. Just my guess though!
 
(quoted from post at 12:33:16 01/23/22) The smaller one looks lite a adjustable blow gun. One end snaps into a quick coupler on an air line and the knurled end turns in and out to adjust the air flow. I have one on my bench abd use it quite frequently. Just my guess though!
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You guys have it. A Milton pocket blow gun (available in the different quick coupler style ends).

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