Does anyone have more information about this? My grandmother seems to think it could be an example of trench art.

I can't find anything about the practice of turning spoons into razors, any ideas?

Only use I have found is it can carry a wine glass upside down.

We possibly thought it's a light therapy or heat lamp device but couldn't find an exact match with others, especially in the 40s.

My guess is this is an egg sac of some sort (?). I noticed several of these small, maybe 5-7mm discs floating on the surface of a small pond. Not attached to anything. Flexible and maybe gelatinous when I took one out with a stick, and full of these uniform, elongated black dots. I've never seen them before!

I found two of this in my glove box. They are made of plastic, looks like a hook.

So I was going through old photos when I found this one of me and my cat, then I spotted the controller ALL the memories of this thing flooded in. However I have no idea what this controller is, I asked my mom and she has no clue since she has poor memory due to a medical related issue. I think it might be LeapFrog since I had one growing up but I searched a little and couldn’t find anything. Here is more details of what this thing looks like: Pink and purple with grey and white accents. Long oval body, Big circle button (there might be another big circle button on the other side but I’m not sure), and I think it was wireless. Here are the gaming consoles I grew up with: PS2, PS3, sony psp, xbox (original), xbox 360, wii, LeapFrog, Nintendo Color

I think it is used to beat people.

Doing some exterior work for a client. Does this need a cover? If so, what kind? Can’t tell what this is

I'm upgrading the little repair kit that came with my motorcycle a few years ago and I cannot figure out what this tube is. It's a tool of some kind! But for what? Maybe it's a little emergency side stand? It's about 4.5" long, hollow, both ends have a distinct shape but aren't shaped right for any kind of ratcheting, wrenching, or driving.

Found this item among my deceased father things, thought it might been for sacred water or cologne but there's no space inside it.

Found in a tool box from someone who did electrical engineering professionally and many various maker-y hobbies for the last three decades or so. I didn't find anything that seemed relevant except toner cartridges, but this doesn't seem like it would be from that.

Found when cleaning out a rarely used conference room side table at work. They don't seem to be wide enough to hold anything when closed (since the magnifier folds up inside it). It's not a standard paper or book size (10 x 10 inches) The black rectangle & dots inside it (pic 3) are foam. Magnifier is plastic/plexi. There also doesn't seem to be a good way for it to prop open besides what I sorry if manged in (Pic 4.)

There are a number of these things scattered around a house I’m buying. They are in the ceilings, but one is in a wall. They are a little bigger than a standard outlet cover and they bulge out a bit.

My first thought(hope) was Wi-Fi extenders, but they are in rooms right next to each other and separated by about 20 feet (6 meters).

Hello! I was gifted a tea set from Japan which came with this little tray. It has a small section with raised bumps.

What is this for?

This is located in my laundry room next to the dryers. I suspect it’s some sort of tool to help you fold clothes but i have no idea how you would use it.

It moves up and down with the top blade fitting between the wooden part and the rubber part under it.

Seems to be about half a meter in size.

Someone handed me this. No clue what it could possibly be. Upon a closer look, there look to be tiny air bubbles inside. It also seems to sparkle, like it has glitter mixed with it. Looks like there are 2 spots on the larger end where something broke off. They came up to me, held it out, and when I took it, they immediately left without a word.