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✅ SOLVED Some sort of pulley or dispenser? Any help is appreciated!

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I found this at my great grandmother's farm house. Someone suggested it was a tape dispenser but I don't think so, couldn't find any examples even close:icon_scratch: dont_know.webp. It measures about 6in wide. Thanks!
 
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My first thought was its the guts from an old "wet tape" dispenser. From the days before modern "sticky tape"...

Measurements and additional pic angles would be helpful.

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taz - That is an awesome ID!!!

DCMatt
 
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Wow. That was quick! Thanks for the ID! Makes sense because I found a lot of toys in that area.
 
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