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I cropped it and did a Google image search of just that item. It is 100% a surveyors measuring tape holder clamp.

I recently saw an article where women and men were charged in Tampa (1920s) for wearing their swim suits away from the beach.

Turn of the Century Palm Beach, Florida

Depression era children. Finding joy.in a bike and cat. I can relate. 1914 Belgium bicycle battalion. 1954 DQ

Very cool. The bottom photo second from the right is a tool that comes included with Schlage with commercial lock sets. There is an old post where I ground down two them to make a tool to remove the non drive side slotted cone on a one piece bottom bracket...

Quasi-motobike, best name to come down the pike in awhile! 😀

I read up on it Powr Kraft was made by Milwaukee for Montgomery Wards. This one is huge. That it probably a 12" diameter pole.

Here is the vise my late uncle retrieved from the ship.

I made a vise station. Got the steel stool on Market Place. Used a 2x12x12 with counter sunk holes for the top. Already had the three vises. The smallest vise is for luthier work that I do. Out under some trees I have a large vise from a decommissioned Navy ship mounted on a piece of...

Found a pair of 7/8 bar end motorcycle mirrors at the Amazon "Binz" store for $4.

I've been riding the Electra Townie I picked up and refurbished.

To get it roadworthy the entire shifting linkage, shifter, cable and axle bell had to be replaced, needed a left crank arm and a chain wheel. I put a sealed 68mm bottom bracket in it too. So now I've got about $75 in a good running Electra.

Did someone already post this?

So cool!

Faux wood rims replicating early wood rims https://ratrodbikes.com/threads/faux-wood-rims.110705/#post-1130216

Really like the grip lights.

Added the cabinet on the left to consolidate several specialty boxes. Added wheels and a polyurethane top to a file cabinet to make a machine stand.

If the guide doesn't point them out, many of them are hanging from the rafters. While a general store, it's almost a warehouse.

Well, there is a bike in the background. It is still general truth that applies to bikes.😄