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Humpday Triviola

9/15/10, 1:30 PM #1

Thomas Skaggs
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Humpday Triviola

Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level

This revolutionary tool was first promoted as "The Iron Hand". What is it?

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9/15/10, 3:36 PM #2

John Veerkamp
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John Veerkamp

A paddle for unruly children?

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9/15/10, 3:52 PM #3

Thomas Skaggs
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No...but ;-) anyway.

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9/15/10, 4:39 PM #4

Jim Rutten
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Re: No...but ;-) anyway.

Jim Rutten

Nope. Nope. Not gonna do it. Answering these trivia questions too early is one of my vices so I'm not gonna do it!

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9/15/10, 7:52 PM #5

Thomas Skaggs
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;-)

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9/15/10, 8:09 PM #6

Thomas Skaggs
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Answer

Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level

A Golden Uni is being polished and cosmolined for Jim as he knew the answer of Emmert Pattern Makers Vise.

First designed and patented by Joseph Emmert in 1891, the amazing new "Universal" Patternmakers vises found great favor among the Patternmakers trade and was promoted as "The Iron Hand" and "The Peer of All Woodwrker's Vises". At one time, Pattern Making was the highest art that a young tradesman could aspire to. Patternmakers would produce the wooden "patterns" used in sand molds from which metallic items were cast in.