I know what this mystery object is, but its your turn.

[brickie in oz]

I know what this mystery object is, but its your turn.

And yes, the printer still has no paper in it.

[RTflorida]

Keeping with the theme of this forum, it must be an early version of a dough docker

RT

[Les]

I'm thinking it's a medieval back scratcher.

[BriggsARNP]

It looks like a crude but effective weapon.

[brickie in oz]

Originally Posted by RTflorida

Keeping with the theme of this forum, it must be an early version of a dough docker

RT

Nothing to do with baking.

Originally Posted by Les

I'm thinking it's a medieval back scratcher.

Ouch, Ill let a few others try before I tell.

[brickie in oz]

Originally Posted by BriggsARNP

It looks like a crude but effective weapon.

Youre on the right track.

[Vicbrickie]

meat tenderiser?

[brickie in oz]

Originally Posted by Vicbrickie

meat tenderiser?

Sort of.

[RTflorida]

Has to be some sort of spiked mace, so in a sense, it is a meat tenderiser. Those old tyme bastards were pretty hard core with their weapons.

RT

[brickie in oz]

Originally Posted by RTflorida

Has to be some sort of spiked mace, so in a sense, it is a meat tenderiser. Those old tyme bastards were pretty hard core with their weapons.

RT

Well done.
Its a knobkerrie used in the trenches in WW1, you would sneak into the enemy trenches and use the knobkerrie to persuade your opponent to give you his lapel colours so you could see who you were fighting.

This one is a genuine Australian one, the timber is Kaurri pine and the strap is off a gas mask.