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What is it?

Discussion in 'The RoundTable' started by KyleK, Jan 10, 2012.

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  1. TigerInTally Member

    not a scalpel.
    TigerInTally, Jul 24, 2012
    #1221

  2. martin Well-Known Member

    yes the guys in 1820 used those pristine clear plastic clips to attach the tool to the display.
    martin, Jul 24, 2012
    #1222

  3. Cajun Sensation I'm kind of a big deal

    I really want to guess this one right so I can post a picture. Normally I'd post a shoe string or a light bulb b/c I have no idea where to find these things that y'all come up with, but I have one in mind now.
    Cajun Sensation, Jul 24, 2012
    #1223

  4. martin Well-Known Member

    post a picture, nobody cares about the procedure. i guess em all the time and never post a picture.
    martin, Jul 24, 2012
    #1224

  5. Cajun Sensation I'm kind of a big deal

    Let someone guess that this thing is a foreskin remover and then I'll go.
    Cajun Sensation, Jul 24, 2012
    #1225

  6. stevescookin Certified Who Dat

    Hemorrhoid remover ? :eek:
    stevescookin, Jul 24, 2012
    #1226

  7. TigerInTally Member

    It was used for a common procedure during that time frame. this one is thought to have been used on both humans and animals.
    TigerInTally, Jul 24, 2012
    #1227

  8. Herb Well-Known Member

    It's a "Rocky Mountain Oyster" trap (i.e. an instrument used to remove testicles).
    Herb, Jul 24, 2012
    #1228

  9. KyleK See you at the Box!

    That was my next guess. However, we used to just use a pocket knife. I knew a dude who used his teeth.
    KyleK, Jul 24, 2012
    #1229

  10. TigerInTally Member

    Man... mention medical and we immediately get hemorrhoids, foreskins, and castration. Think a little outside the britches. They used this to perform a medical procedure that was thought to be a treatment for a host of ailments.
    TigerInTally, Jul 24, 2012
    #1230
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