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[@farrier2708]

1:55 You didn't explain about the function of the plastic "wheels" on the wall ties.
They are to hold cavity wall insulation against the inner skin of brickwork and maintain a cavity between the insulation and outer skin.

[@davidbrown3031]

The Victorian era brass object is not a bubble blower. It was called a lady reviver. The loop attached to the lid held a bit of cotton and the tube shaped reservoir held smelling salts. In Victorian era ladies wore corset and would faint from being unable to inhale deeply

[@jaquigreenlees]

the last just screams to me it's an old style lens case for changeable camera lenses.

[@missymason9192]

Due to the marks on the inside, I would say the last piece was a box to carry an aiming circle for artillery.

[@swinetownswine]

8:08 ...looks like a case for a German WWII 1936 MG34/35 RK31 field gun sight

[@outlookdaily1713]

I believe this is it.
www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ww2-german-mg-34-42-battery-leather-1820972013
www.ebay.com.au/itm/303155952066
Thanks for watching!

[@johnhatley3074]

I believe you’re right. I have a site from a German weapon and it looks like this.@@outlookdaily1713

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

Wow! That icebox took me back! My grandparents had one of those in the kitchen of their apartment in the Bronx!

[@eugeneplakosh8423]

If you are wise,you would put their telizm back exactly where you found it and hope for the best.

[@glennchartrand5411]

Looks like part of the carrying cases for the German World War II Richtkreis 31
There are two cases missing ,one on each side, and the number on top is the equipment serial number.

[@ashleysmith3106]

@7:37 TALISMAN NOT Telesm ! !

[@felixthecat265]

The lead nail is not for electric cables. It is for training plants up a wall. They are still available in UK. And learn to pronounce Edinburgh properly.. it is EDIN-BURRA not EDINBORO!

[@TiktokisaWMD]

Hehe…the robo-narrator sounds like Freddie Highmore from The Good Doctor 🤣

[@bronwynsteck]

My first thought was a case for binoculars

[@tonypaine724]

5-02 brass and plastic not copper😂😂😂

[@mjouwbuis]

1970's cable clip? Seems much older, though they might have been used up until the 1970's.

[@bevd7561]

lunch box 🤔😀

[@jenniferwhite6089]

laughing vintage fishing reel leather care for a reel

[@terrydunham5292]

I am guessing it is a binocular case.

[@tcbink]

AI will be changing the way we pronounce words in the future. If it’s so intelligent why hasn’t someone programmed it to pronounce words properly?

[@dmr8914]

AI voice over ANNOYING!

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

Husband says camera case, I say something that was attached to a horse.

[@anonymous-sus406]

I feel like the Karens had something to do with the skate stoppers

[@jpbaley2016]

I’m sure it’s more like the building’s owner or manager not wanting rotten kids destroying the stone sills.

[@davidkermes376]

ever see the damage skateboards leave on walls, benches, etc?. there's a reason they call that activity "shredding.."

[@susan7775]

You mean as in those not wanting their property destroyed?

[@patriciajrs46]

Please stop using AI voices, or whatever! Dang!
It is not pot bull ee. It is pot belly. Like a tummy, your belly. Dang.