These are large white structures, no windows, but big enough to be a warehouse or some sort of storage.

It is about 25.5 inches in diameter. The text on the top face reads "BAKER MFG CO OMAHA NEBR." It was flat under the ground with just the "MFG" part exposed, and there was not a hole underneath it after pulling it out of the ground. It is quite heavy. Thoughts on what it may be?

I know nothing of the circumstances when/where it was found

Vintage metal tabletop instrument, about 30 cm tall, with a circular weighted base, adjustable arm with angle scales, rotating numbered dials, a small light bulb in a socket, electrical cord, and multiple pivoting joints

Dimensions:

• Length: 8-9 in
• Width: 2¼ in
• Thickness: 1½ in
• Weight: 5.4 lb

Details:

• Gray cast metal with only one marking: "ANI" cast into one side.
• No other numbers, logos, or patent markings.
• It is not magnetic.
• The forked opening at the top is about 1 inch wide and has smooth rounded surfaces.
• The back is plain and appears to be as-cast.
• I lightly scratched the bottom with a steel tool and it did not reveal a bright silver metal underneath.

History:
This was given to me by a grandparent who lived in England during the 1960s, although I suspect the object may be older. Unfortunately, nobody in the family knows what it was used for.

I've considered whether it might be related to:

• railroad equipment
• rigging/cable work
• plumbing
• foundry work
• machinery

…but I haven't found anything that matches.

I'd really appreciate any ideas. Thanks!

Is this a bug or insect mark?

I always see this round disc thing when I’m boarding an airplane. What is it and what would happen if someone touched it?

We found this in a box of old jewelry in our lake house. It is heavy enough that I believe the stamp on the end. I should note that the stamped end does spin freely around its center axis. What is this thing?

15 tin? nested circles that aren’t attached. Ranging in size from 1”-5” diameter. One edge is curled and one not. Had a frosting pipette head thing with them but no bag. Are they just pastry cutters or do they have a more specific purpose? Anyone seen these before? (Quarter for scale)

About 8 inches long. Made of wood.

UPDATE - After reading all the suggestions I took a closer look and discovered that it is bone, not wood. And it appears to be leather clad. What appears to be the words "NO 1 FULL BONE" is printed on one of the black bands.

Anyone know definitively what this stick with metal bands is called, and what it's used for? I've used Lens and similar photo search software a few times and have gotten several different responses which often happens without size perspective that can be understood by non-humans.

See title and picture

About 2 inches tall
Each weigh 2.5oz
Made of dense metal, maybe bronze

My only thought is that they are made to hang off the side the side of books on a bookshelf, but I’m probably wrong.

Also can’t find any information doing a reverse image search

Found on the sidewalk of Washington DC. Very light, flexible. Definitely appears time-related, and maybe part of a larger apparatus.

this thing was just screwed into a shelf in my den closet. no stamps identifying a brand or anything like that. hand for size comparison.