9 bizarre things that would baffle anyone (even scientists)

#9 Kodak Brownie Box Camera Circa 1915 #8 Jar Opener #6 Pipe Thread Cutter #5 Wood Working Bench #4 Shoe Advertising Display (not meant to be worn) #3 Book Printed in Shorthand #2 Glass Fishing Net Float (probably from Japan)

#7 an old ice cellar to keep food cold before refrigeration.

#6 cuts thread onto to metal pipes.

Betty Wiendels, I believe it's 100 for antiques and 50 for vintage

Chris Roche, thanks

I have several of those cameras.

Caroline Weis, I have my late mother’s 1960s Kodak Brownie Hawkeye camera and my late ex boyfriend Jim’s vintage Polaroid one on the top of a dresser in Paul’s and my bedroom. I also have my late father’s focus free binoculars from 1990s, but they are not considered antiques, yet. I guess the appliances are supposed to be @ least 50 years old to be considered antiques. Right?

George Oliver Prince, 😆😆😆

The mystery door is probably where D B Cooper lives or lived. Who knows? Have to open the door to find out what is inside and who may have stayed there.

And I thought the shoe in No 4 escaped from an NBA player

Caren Rounthwaite, Not if you are in the UK where the language originates.

3 reminds me a bit of Wingdings, something I have never seen the point of!

#9 is a box camera. My patents had two similar to it. Mom's was a Brownie and dad had one that was a Kodak. Don't know what they did with them as after they both passed I never found them. Actually they seemed to have disappeared after they built a new house in the 70's. If I knew where they were I have a feeling they might be worth a pretty penny.

Chris Roche, usually I can figure most of the items out but not this time. Thank you so much for your detail explanations.

#3 is not shorthand. There are no letters in shorthand, it's all symbols. I learned shorthand at school, forgotten nearly all of it now.

Joe Lucas, My Dad had one.

Old Box camera and a bookwritten in stenographer's shorthand maybe?

Wow, some of that stuff gave me the creeps. The last one was a camera for sure. I've seen a few like it. The one that I was most curious about was the book with the strange writing.