Saturday, November 23, 2024
Item No. 1132

Keep your streak alive and guess on the new Hazard item for this week. Believed to be a kitchen tool, this antique item could prove to be tricky to identify.

Get in gear and hazard your guess on this week's antique tool. This wheeled/geared metal piece is a mystery its owner would like solved!

Can you give this tool a better name than "dohickey"? Help us solve the mystery of this antique item in this week's Hazard a Guess.

Can you solve this week's mystery and name this antique tool? Hazard your guess in the comments!

You are on a roll for identifying our antique finds, Will this week be the week we finally stump you? Hazard your guess in comments.

Can you name this golden-hued antique tool?
A woman stands inside of a large opening in this antique item.

Hello from Hazard! Last week, we said that Russ Roberts, of Twinsburg, Ohio, has offered up the lone guess on Item No. 1125, and he’s...
Richard Bader, of Middletown, New York, picked up Item No. 1125 at a yard sale. It is 9 inches in diameter, 6 1/2 inches in height when closed and weighs 12 pounds. There is a lever on the side that you can move to any hole on the disk. The peg on top has a handle and moves back and forth.

Can you name this Hazard a Guess Tool Submission?
Metal plyer like item with a c-shaped piece on the end of one of the arms and curved pinchers that do not sit flat together.

With two tools identified, we have a new mystery tool from Monroe Harbage of Plain City, Ohio. Can you Hazard a Guess on how it was used?
Hazard No. 1123

These two mystery tools were found in a hay mow but not together. Can you help their owner figure out what they were used for?