More...BUNGALOW...or NO?
Category: What on Earth!?
We're back with BUNGALOW...OR NO? Everyone has been so helpful in identifying things that we are starting to sort it out...sorta.
Here's the latest batch (remember to click on the picture to make it bigger):
This is A < Adopted
This is B
This is C
(You were relaxing there for a minute, weren't you? Thinking, "Oh, man! This is too easy!!!" Well...!)
< E is adopted
< Adopted
Whew! It's been a day. I've got to go to bed. 'night!
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Comments
Oooo! Oooo! (Waves hand) I know what "E" is! It's a knife holder that hangs on the wall in your kitchen. It should have 5 slots at the top for you to slip your knives in. If the knives are really long, they'll hang out through the the bottom. I've got one just like it, but it's red where yours is blue. Personally, I think it's very bungalow.
Posted by: Kitschywoman | July 10, 2003 10:49 AM
We think A = the door of a bathroom cabinet above a sink. And B = a boot scraper, but bungalow? I don't know.
C=We think this has something to do with the old electricity. Hmmm.
D= Doorstop maybe? Does it look like that to you?
E=KW is on the money on this one. In fact, it still has the intact advertisement on the back.
F=Something that either hangs in a door or closet for hanging "things"...or maybe for a slide projector screen?
G=My mom guesses swinging curtain rod and I suspect that she is correct. It is pretty cool.
Posted by: Jeanne Marie | July 11, 2003 11:53 AM
F is indeed for hanging hangers, with things on them. It's meant to take up less room than a cloths rod. Imagine several shirts on hangers, hanging from this.
Posted by: db | July 14, 2003 2:59 AM
B is a support onto which you put your shoe while getting a shoeshine. Look for them the next time you're in an airport.
Posted by: Anonymous | July 14, 2003 8:25 AM
I think C is the low voltage transformer for a doorbell.
Posted by: James Hindle | July 14, 2003 11:45 AM
C is part of the original electrical service. Mine was mounted on a board in the basement.
I think G goes with the bungalow. Most hardware crossed house styles. The true determination should be whether it works well or looks nice.
Much luck in your continuing saga.
Posted by: Jeff Rice | July 14, 2003 11:26 PM
C is the original install of telephone service.
Posted by: Dean | July 15, 2003 8:57 AM
B, as others have said, is a boot scraper, usually fould near a back door service entry. Great for cleaning up after leaving a muddy garden area. Can't tell if it has a vertical (scraping) or horizontal (cobbling) plane surface.
OR a support for shoe shiners. Perhaps even cobblers who need to flip the boot over, slip it over the structure for a sole-hammering surface. Cobble on!
Posted by: Junior Hansen Jr. | July 15, 2003 7:35 PM