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Hello, again, it’s Shelby and I have jumped in to tell you about last week’s item. For you floral enthusiasts, these are most often made from glass or metal and are helpful when arranging beautiful flowers. While they don’t look like an amphibious creature, they are called “flower frogs”. Maybe they are called frogs because they sit in water?

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Hello, again! It’s Shelby and I’m waltzing right on in to drop the answer to my previous “What’s this” item. You are likely to have used the flat relative of this to play some tunes. This week’s item is called an Edison record.

Welcome back to my newest “What’s this!”. My item of intrigue is something that most people have used a derivative or updated version of at some point. It is called a stereoscope or a stereo viewer.

Hello again, it’s Shelby and I have returned to untangle the mystery of last week’s item. Congratulations to those who guessed “rope maker”! This particular hand-cranking piece of equipment has an aluminum spinning wheel mechanism with a crank on one side and three holes on the other.

Hi, it’s Shelby, welcome to another exciting week! It’s time for the answer to last week’s mystery item. This curious object is a particularly helpful maritime instrument, especially if you are sailing the open seas, as it is an antique nautical sextant.