Found this at a garage sale, any idea what it was used for?

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[big bad easter bunny]

I found this watering can over the weekend, I think it had a special use because of its shape and tiny pour spout. https://plus.google.com/photos/104740570180750966610/albums/5695710428831171889

[joe fonebone]

try the nickel based sufuric oxide, encapulated with organic flux.....lots easier to work with, but it creates a kinda foul odor... gotta take the good with the bad

[beethovenfan]

Bawney likes it where the sun don’t shine.

[joe fonebone]

yeah, and lucas outsourced it to Dewey, Cheatem and Howe Copper Systems. That there was a shaky outfit, to say the least.

[greyfoxx39]

I’m old enough to recall seeing those..however I’m old enough to have memory problems..;0( Can’t remember what I once knew about them.

[Army Air Corps]

Especially since Dewey, Cheatem and Howe Copper Systems were notorious for using “simluated copper wire” which was ofetn little more than old guitar strings with copper plating.

[Know et al]

I didn't know there was so much technical knowledge on this forum. LOL

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Isn’t that picture of a White House staffer re-purposing an old colon cleanser?

[joe fonebone]

One bad apple...........

[DainBramage]

Looks like a little tea pot, short and stout.

Looks like It has a handle and it has a spout.

If you tip it over it pours out.

Yep. definitely a tea pot.

[smokingfrog]

I would tell everyone it was used for making beer.

[Veto!]

Got it. It’s a tinfoil stein. Wear on head most days. If radiation and the whole array of other foul stuff coming your way overwhelms it, you can guzzle beer-flavored ethanol and pass out.

[Veto!]

Got it. It’s a tinfoil stein. Wear on head most days. If radiation and the whole array of other foul stuff coming your way overwhelms it, you can guzzle beer-flavored ethanol and pass out.

[Pan_Yan]

Dewey, Cheatem and Howe Copper Systems. That there was a shaky outfit, to say the least.

Hey! I used to work on the manufacturing line at DCHCS and your accusation is very ... um ... I very insulted that you would imply ... uh .. okay, you may have a point.

[dfwgator]

"Why, I can make a hat or a brooch or a pterodactyl."

[Army Air Corps]

Normally, the “simlated copper wire” would be much of an issue, but they supplied it for use in the winding coils of the Lavoisier reharmoniser! As you may recall, you should only use pure copper wire in the Lavoisier reharmoniser.

[Jabba the Nutt]

Wrong. It’s the mysterious, rare and valuable disgronaficator.

[Liberty Valance]

It’s a sousaphone.

[clyde260]

Isn’t that when the Flux Capacitors came out?

[wxgesr]

Everyone knows it’s a Telefunken U-47!

[Army Air Corps]

Only on experimental models. You really didn’t see them until the Gizmonic zonerator was introduced which made the flux capacitor more economical to manufacture.