Its for drying hay?
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What is it? Set 393
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A hair curler?
Sonny
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The horse bit spider like thing looks like a rest for a carving knife or a cook's spoon.
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You're partly right, it's for drying something but not hay.
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No but it is for use by a cook or other person in a kitchen or dining room.
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used. : )
Bill
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I sent an email to the owner of this device asking where they live and what the grandfather did for a living, but haven't heard back yet.
The answers for the rest of them have been posted and can be seen here:
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Silage?
Thanks, Rich
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No real clue...would seem would have to be for some specialty crop or a low-volume product. The size and the small door would preclude anything of much size or volume simply from the practicality of dealing w/ the volumes of product farms generally produce...
Wouldn't think it would have anything to do w/ tobacco, but I'll throw that out as a WAG for lack of anything else that comes to mind...
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Nope, not for silage nor tobacco as dpb guessed, you can check out the answers that I posted last night or you keep guessing if you like.
Rob