I don't remember what is was called, but it does bring back fond childhood memories.

Anything Funny the largest size you have.

They are civil war sniper glasses

Well, I withdraw my guess, I think Swami has it right, I couldn't make out the ridges on the shank, also it is missing the wooden handle that locked in place to make it a true trowel when not used as a bayonet.

Just to avoid people calling me wrong! It is NOT the 1873 rifle or 1873 carbine; it is the 1873 musket, even though it used .44 cartridges and had a lever action.

I said Swami was close, but the Springfield rifle's bayonet had a different mounting end on it.

Largest Schroedinger's Cat: Wanted Dead And/Or Alive you have

Swami's nearest to the mark
It is a Spade Bayonet model 1873. made for a Winchester 1873 First Model Musket .44 caliber.

Largest Schroedinger's Cat: Wanted Dead And/Or Alive you have

This is used to unclog a outhouse toilet

Look Out Schroedinger's Cat, It's a Trap!
largest size you have

This is an African "Thwak-Aak" It is a cosmetic tool used by the Mursi tribes; know for their exotic ear plates, to pierce the ear lobe. A Mursi woman lies down with her ear lobe stretched tightly over a wooden block by her "sisters", then the eldest woman in the village positions the tool over the ear lobe and hits it with a large hammer-like club producing a "Thwaking sound followed by the recipients loud "Aak!!" scream resulting in a two part sound giving the tool its name "Thwak-Aak"

largest Overate you have any color

It is obviously Salvadore Dali's moonshine still

T-shirt - largest you got
"You're Not the Boss of Me ... My Cat Is"

Its obviously not big - look at the screws, looks to be brass

Paint brush holder

to Scott Mayfield - they are not buttons on the bottom the finger stops - you put your index finger against the outside edge of them while using your thumb to work the lever. It keeps you from pushing the remote box off the table when moving the toggle lever.

Actually it is an attachment that was commonly found in most outhouses - before the invention of laxatives.

it's a combing pad for drawing wool; it is secured to a table and usually used with a wool comb to draw "sliver"