Older Queries

Ed  Melusky would like some help to identify this tool. It looks so familiar, but what is it?  

Steve Lee asks if we know what this tool was used for. 

Travis would welcome hlep with identifying this recent pruchase!

Igor Odintsov hopes that TATHS visitors could help with identifying  the original manufacturer of a particular Belzer screwdriver. (See picture attached, please).  It bears a prominent "British made" logo.

Luke Tweddle is hoping we can help identify the maker of this hand saw.

The Norfolk Museums service were given this hammer with a request for identification.

Nick White acquired this mystery tool recently. Any ideas anyone?

Haio Zimmermann is an archaeologist who works in Germany and in the Netherlands. He is working on a publication about a traditional hoisting instrument to screw up heavy loads like timber houses, water- and windmills, ships etc.

  The photos show a handsaw recently acquired by Tony Waldis.

Tony Murland has loaned this first object to TATHS and would welcome ideas from members as to what it is....

Dean Butler has been referred to us from the Science Museum to identify this device.