Found in Privy

[Gypsy Heart]

10 inches long. The little axe like head is held with a tiny screw.

 

[wesfrye53]

Missed that Super....some type of fencing tool?

BTW....Gypsy Mystery:

Since you seem to be adept at getting into privies, I believe we might have a place for you at one of our wastewater plants. I can put in a good word for you

 

[Wetgreenie]

This is a version of a modern castration tool I ran across....Seems somewhat similar.

 

[godisnum1]

OH, MAN??!!! *holds himself*

Bran <><

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Ok Boys ....lets rule out castration device....first .....you will note on Wetgreenies photo....there is a round circle......to hold the "you know whats"....and his blade is down....to cut around the "you know whats" .....mine doesnt have the round circle for holding the "you knows"

I sent this over to Whites Forum and one guy there..Pulltab ...said he was a mechanic and thought that this might be an old tool to cut rubber hoses or tubing.......

 

[wesfrye53]

GM...what happened to "second", "third", and "fourth" You only discussed "first"!

 

[stefen]

Dang.

I'm sitting here with my elbows on my knees holding my head and looking out between my index and middle fingers, with sweat rolling off of my forehead, and this ungodly wincing feeling tearing through my gut hoping its not what I suspected...

Whew...

Talk about shriveling...

Kinda looks like a primitive tin or wire cutters though...

Boy, the crap you find in an outhouse these days...

 

[Wetgreenie]

a mechanic thought that this might be an old tool to cut rubber hoses or tubing.......

Round circle or not if it cuts rubber hose or tubing, it can cut a "you know what" sack.

 

[wesfrye53]

Gypsy Mystery...even with your explanation...or at least the first part of it, you still have all us guys sitting with our knees tied together.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Gypsy Mystery...even with your explanation...or at least the first part of it, you still have all us guys sitting with our knees tied together.

As it should be Wessy ....as it should be

 

[wesfrye53]

May a thousand pull tabs migrate to your next MD beep Ms. Gypsy Mystery

 

[QUICKSILVER (appletree)]

The 2 pad like areas on the handle side of the pivot point appears to be the ex-home to a spring.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

May a thousand pull tabs migrate to your next MD beep Ms. Gypsy Mystery

Wes Wes Wes....You should know by now you can't curse a Gypsy

 

[Monty]

Enough of this demasculanizing talk! (Is that a word?) It's part of a surgeon's kit from the 17th century. It was used to remove hemmorhoids. It never was actually used to cut flesh however. The doctor just showed it to the patient and demonstrated its use and the body involuntarily just sucked them back inside. M nty

 

[ivan salis]

primative do it yourself sex change kit --- had a son wanted a daughter ? no problem -- dr veaner vacker's handi dandy sex change tool can "fix" the problem --- no more problems with the sons (workers) leaving the family farm as they get older going into the city looking for women, since once made into a unich they'll stay put on the farm for the rest of their life --- (why bother to leave?) -- of course the privy was just the place to use such a thing --- just kidding ---yikees---- my dad used to de ball the suckling male pigs with a pocket knife ---slit the sack and pop em out cut em off then spray the wound with purple "colored" healing spray ---- fried "mountion oysters" ---if dad wasn't in the mood for them at the time --- castration band 's were used --- think of a tiny but very strong rubber band -- a device streached it open---- the jewels were put in the band --- it was slipped off the device returning to it true size --- the lack of blood flow made the jewels fall off after awhile --- ouch ---it still hurts me mentally to think of either method being used --- Ivan

 

[Kas]

Blacksmith tongs

I agree. My first thought.

Ken

 

[plainsman]

Grew up on a farm in Nebraska. Have castrated pigs and calves by the thousands. I can tell you that cutting tools are just for snipping the sac open. Testicles themselves are popped out the snip by pressure and then simply pulled out. Just thought I would give my two jewels worth.

 

[tabfinder]

It's an under-the -rim heavy duty scraper!! LOL

 

[Marty-Graw]

I thought maybe it was a toilet seat timer for large families......gotta run in, do yer business, and get out before the blade snaps down.

 

[Arizona Bob]

Is it a hoof trimmer?


Giddyup!!!

 

[Hardy]

HI, NOW ITS MY TURN AT THE OUT HOUSE, QUESTION #1 WHATS THE HISTORY OF THE PROPERTY ? WAS IT A LOCAL SHOP KNOWN TO THE AREA'S INHABITANTS TO PURCHASE OR
HAVE THINGS MADE ? #2 ) WAS THIS FOUND IN AN AREA THAT IS RURAL OR A TOWN SETTING ? WE CAN SEE HOW IT WAS LOST, MAN IN A HURRY TO DUMP A LOAD AND WHILE DROPPING HIS DRAWERS, THIS MYSTERY TOOL COMES FALLING OUT OF HIS BACK POCKET OF HIS BRITCHES AND DOES THE DOO-DOO DIVE INTO THE GOVERMENTS THINK TANK, JUST TO GET COVERED UP BY THE OWNER OF THE MYSTERY TOLL. I WOULD SAY THAT HE DIDNT EVEN KNOW WHAT TOOK PLACE BELOW HIM, AND TO JUST HAVE SUCH A FINE LADY AS YOUR SELF, DIGGING IN THE COMPOSTED SOIL A FEW DECADES LATTER, WELL YOU KNOW