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I believe #10 is a brace, as in bit and brace. A hand drill is straighter, has a crank and geared wheel
Yes, the old egg beater drill and you are right Brace and bit for what they were showing. I have both, and I ain't gonna tell you how old I am either.
A sidebrace, to be specific, as opposed to a 'wheelbrace".
Correct. All of mine still work. My oldest brace was my grandfathers.
It's called a brace and not in New Zealand.
I think I got my dad's old brace and bit when we kids went through their house after they were gone. I also got Ernie's old Leader Dog leash.
I missed two - ice crusher (thinking it was a meat grinder) and trouser press (never seen one before).
Me too! lol Sure brings back memories, especially that old washing machine. My grandmother insisted on having one. It was an all day job doing laundry for sure. LOL
I thought it was a coffee grinder...
@@donnaphen503My brother hit his hand stuck in the wringer.
😂me not bad for a 60 year old
I missed the same two. Thanks Curtis.
Was born in early 1950s and knew 20/25.
I missed the curling iron. Then again, I'm a guy and never had a need to get up close and personal with a curling iron. And I flat out guessed at the trouser press. Nothing at all like the ones my mother had. And the tape recorder was actually a tape deck. The difference being that it's made to be rack mounted and doesn't have an audio amplifier to drive speakers.
I missed two the ice crusher and trouser press.
Some of these were innovative like the slide ruler.Wonderful gadgets at that time.
Missed ice crusher and trouser press. The ice crusher was hard to identify before time was up.
The bed warmer is called a bed pan where I'm from. I'm not old enough to remember them in use but you used to see them hanging as ornaments in hotels and inns when I was a kid.
🤣Ha ha ha! Nah! A "Bed Pan" is given to you in a hospital if you are 'bed ridden' and cannot get out
of bed to use the toilet/lavatory 🤣 ~ That is defo a "Bed Warmer" - used to warm the bed in hotels!
Thwt was fun! I am 76 and recognised most of them.
Me to we had most of this stuff when I was growing up.
Missed two, thought the ice crusher was a coffee grinder and the trouser press, could not figure that out.
Me, too.
ME TOO!! I thought the ice crusher was a MEAT GRINDER...I could not figure out the trouser press OR the curling gadget, and got a KICK out of being reminded that the laundry squeezy thingy was actually called a MANGLER!! LOL... This was fun!! We SHOULD remember though that some of the things are STILL available; just in more modernized forms... after all not everyone can afford an iRobot vac...LOL...
That was fun. Never saw a trouser press before. Missed a couple more as well. Cheers!
#10 is called a brace not a hand drill although it does drill.
It needs a bit. Then it is a brace and bit.
It's still a brace without the bit...
The skates were also referred to as street skates as they were different from roller skates allowed in rinks. Those had wood and later plastic based wheels. The hand drill was known as a brace.
Well that was annoying ...55 and got all but the trouser press correct ..Way to make me feel old 🤣🤣🤣
I thought it was a coffin 😂
Only missed two:
the ice crusher - not really used/needed in UK
the 'silent' part of the film projector - I'm not that old!
That was fun!
I like the fun music! Quiz was fun too. ❤
I swear I thought the carpet beater was a hairpin!😂😂
I can see that. :D
Me too😂
So did I. LOL
I thought people just used straw brooms for that! 😅
I thought it was a fly swatter at first look !?!😂
Identified 'em, still use 'em.
Keep a suspicious eye upon your heirs. . . . .
I still have my 1890s pocket watch, still have a kerosene lamp on the top shelf in the kitchen, and have my own early 1950s reel tape recorder, it weighs over 70 pounds.
Through the 1960s , 70s, and 80s, I grew up with wringer washing machines - with a rinse tub as well ... 😮
Thank goodness, I’m not as old as I thought.
I have owned and still own lots of these items, the 8 track tape & 8-track player, the reel-to-reel recorder (still works like the day I bought it in 1966!), the slide rule (a real dinosaur from my high school days in the 1950's), the manual typewriter (I have had several, but the one I have now is a circa 1941 Royal portable which looks and works like new), a tank vacuum from Electrolux, a brace & bit which was my dad's, a pocket watch, a Bostitch Stapler similar to that, from the 1950's, a wringer washer (my mom had a speed Queen in the 1950's and her arm was almost broken by that wringer). I am in my 80's. I must admit I have never seen a trouser press like that! Nice video, though, for us old timers!
Still have my slide rule.
Missed Ice crusher, thought was a meat grinder. Missed space heater, thought it was receiver from the war.
Same
Almost got them all right, the ice crusher threw me., 2:08 the bed warmer is awesome, i have one and, No....i dont use it😅😂
Felt OK getting 22. At 75, not quite old enough to have seen or used all of them.
The washing machine with the rollers on top reminded me of an old expression, "She got her tit caught in the roller!" My gramma had one just like it.
Missed the trouser press. Father was a coal miner. Didn't need his trousers pressed for that job.
Black professional hairdressers still use those antique curling irons. I guess theyre the best ones to use.
I'm 73 and only missed 1. Cool!
Got them all. Almost missed the electric razor... just got it in time
I’m 68. Some of these were over 60 years old like the washing machine and the roller skates. 8 track 45 years ago. Tv remote 35 years ago. Ice crusher was before my time. I’ve never seen on like this in my lifetime.
. Mostly things got rid of long ago. Thank goodness 🙏
8/25 right Roller skates,vacuum cleaner,razor,pocket watch,basketball,staple,jukebox,and remote
This wasn't too tough. I'm 48. I only missed 2. Thought the ice crusher was a meat grinder. Never heard of a trouser press, so got it wrong for obvious reasons. I don't feel old. Somewhat.
Thank you for the people out there that knew what #10 is.
I still have my 8 track tapes and a working 8 track player.
I'm still using a number of these!
0:35 - oh boy, the Ferrograph! I lusted over them back in the 60s but could never afford one.
25. Been around the block for 68 years. Used all of these devices
I'm in my seventies and even I didn't know some of them. As for a trouser press, I threw my electric iron away forty years ago. I don't iron anything,.
I use a hand-held steamer for my clothes.
I thought the laundry mangle was a printing press!
Not exactly the best name for it. It conjures up image's of my laundry being mangled.
@@Hodaris_Darlin Image's?
The mangler was well named. My grandmother got an arm caught in one, and it became a family joke that she hit the "Reverse" instead of the quick release.
A friend of mine has an old Cadilac with an operational 8- track player... The Bee Gee's never sounded worse.
I recognized all but 6,but couldn't get a good look at them or could have maybe identified a few of them I missed.
Number 8 was an 8 track tape. That's funny. Well done editor.
Good fun quiz thank you I got 4 wrong - not bad 👍
Got 20 of them.
Never saw the ice crusher nor the trouser press -- both "fancy" items, I should imagine. The laundry mangle is still used in Europe, BTW. (You missed the cherry-pit remover.... ha ha)
Missed one.(curling iron). That type was before my time. I’m 75yo. Everything else I got right.
wow ! ithought the carpet beater was a HAND mixer
I got most correct... Never used them though... Before my time really, but I have always thought the items from the past that our parents, grandparents, and great grandparents used were very interesting... Some I want to try lol
I remember 4 of them
I missed the ice crusher, pants stretcher, and the curling iron.
Missed trouser press and I thought the ice crusher was a coffee grinder.
I have owned and used a good many of the items shown.
I'm 51 and missed only at the 8 track tape and the 8 track tape player. This was really funny 🤣❤️😄
Really? I’m almost your age & some I knew for sure, others I guessed (sometimes right & sometimes wrong) but, others I had no idea
74, recognized all and had/used most at one time or another. Some were owned by my grandmother. I'm kinda like a pack rat. I keep all sorts of things from the past. I bet I could come up with a few items that most would not recognize.
Got all of them.
Except 5. not bad for a youngster of 70.I used to know the other five, but I forgot them I think .😮🤔🤔
got all of them except 5/ got it all or not??? No jokes, have a good day .....from Montréal ( Laval at 68 )
@@pierrebelanger8656 Wow...
A pocket watch with a quartz movement. Not exactly old, there.
I did miss the ice crusher and the trouser press.
I have about a third of these things.
Got all but one.😂😊 67years old.
Senior citizens can identify almost all the item. Anybody born in 21st century I didn't think so.
Forgot to show the typewriter! 😂😅🤣😎🇺🇲
I still have that typewriter!
ua-cam.com/video/4EVlFVOR3co/v-deo.html 😊
I got them all except the trouser press. I’m 68
I grew up with quite a few of these.
Me too 😂
Got them all IF you count laundry press and trouser press the same, and mangle and wringer the same. Otherwise, these don't seem so old to me...
@@rockcat5000I'm 68 and never heard of a trouser press until now ...
Just missed the pant presser. Ours looked different.
Missed 2 ice crusher and pants press.
From the angle, I thought the curling iron were hedge shears. That IS NOT a Gramophone, that is an Edisonograph. A "washing mangle" only in Surrey, a washing WRINGER elsewhere. I own a grey Maytag wringer washing machine that came with a little two-stroke gasoline engine I replaced with an electric motor in about 1965 for my late Grandmother (I live in their house). It still washes "grubbies" and floor rugs cleaner than clean. I have my Momma's eighth birthday present from Chicago Mail Order Co.
(Spiegel's) her Aladdin's Magic Lamp-still brighter than a 300 watt light bulb (2000-6500 lumens) when the power is off, "So safe a child can use it!"
I thought the trouser press was a SUIT press like my Great-Grandma had. For our family, an ice crusher was a 25 pound block of ice, a sharp ice pick and strong right-arm!
..#3 ....FERROGRAPH...seek for .... SOUND MIRROR REEL TO REEL ....(with metal reels and paper magnetic tapes)... and be shocked...
Missed the ice crusher. We just wrapped the ice in a dishrag and pounded it with a hammer.
Got 17 out of 25.
20/25
12
thank you
20❤
Some of them were older than 25 years
I’m almost 65 and a couple of those things where tough for me. I might try it with my kids (29 and 33) and see how they do. 22/23. Not horrible
Ice crusher, trouser press, and curling iron were the ones that stumped me.
Only got one wrong - the basketball. I said it was a football.......but I am British so that's understandable!! 😂
Boomer here. I got 20 of 'em.
could not guess what the trouser press was, never worn trousers. i totally forgot what a jukebox was called and thought the ice grinder was a meat grinder
#1 were shoe skates
Not just skates
We would take them apart and nail the wheels to one side of a plank , waalaa poor kids skate board
I missed #'s 7, 15, 24 and 25. I give myself credit for "wringer" instead of "laundry mangler."
The ice crusher caught me out, I thought it was a mincer, I suppose the size should have been a clue. Trouser press I guessed as without seeing how big it was I couldn’t really say if it was a trouser press or a tie press. Which honestly I have seen lots more of at car boots. Still I did ok for a mere youngster of 66 😊
Didn't recognise them all because lots were specific to the US. The 8 track tapes I remember were nothing like the ones shown here, nor the electric razor and I've never seen nor heard of an ice crusher before while basketball wasn't played - and a netball looks nothing like this either though it might have done before the war - while others such as the carpet beater, stapler, hand drill, pocket watch etc are still freely available to buy in the shops today so not even ''old fashioned''. Heck, even the engineering slide rule (the one you showed here which is a lot different to the basic slide rule we used in school back in the 1970s) can still be purchased on Amazon.
I guessed most of them but the 8 track tapes and the matching tape player are something I've never seen before, we went straight from reel to reel to cassette tapes so guessing it's specific to the US. Oh, and my mother-in-law had a washing machine similar to the one shown (only in white, the only colour I've ever seen them in) right up until she died last year. Preferred them to the modern automatic though personally I hated them, did this one actually agitate or did it just heat up the clothes like my mother's old one did (only that was square and green but still had the wringer on the top, she used it to cook the Xmas puddings in every year because you could fit in 10 at a time and it would boil away for hours). Interesting though.
I got 5 wrong. Not bad.
#10 in England is called a Swing brace not a hand drill. A hand drill is different here.
I know because I am old enough to have used one 😅😅😅
These are modern items, that have direct more modern versions now…. I was thinking of proper old stuff like a blood letting tool, or a witch finding poker or a nose pickerer or a Bubonic Plague boil severer or a pair of Georgian testicle holders or a Victorian hat pooferer or a gentleman’s sheath made from goat skin or a Henry the VIII constipated turd remover or a electrified thinking crown or a Elizabethan Vomit collector or a Ming dynasty noodle shaker, not a pair of rollerskates me mam would have had!
Well I just turned 70 years old and 4 of these items I've never seen or heard of. Two I couldn't remember what they were called - I'd seen them before but never used them. The rest I had either used or seen them used before so I knew what they were.
21. you made some mistakes. the phonagraph is a gramaphone, and the drill is a brace ( needs a bit) ice crusher i guessed butter churn, trouser press was the other.
I am 75 and got them all right except for the one you call a phonograph. I have seen pics of these and they were called a Dictaphone. I guess that would be a type of phonograph...LOL.
I said gramophone hahah
I thought the remote was a portable radio.
I'm fifty and got all but six and on two of those, I was in the right area, just wrong application.
Shows how old I am. Got most of them.
21/25
I got 17 of them and there were 3 I recognised once the name came up.
I missed 3.
Born in 1976 & got 9 right. 😅
Very Good!... #34 ✝ {2-25-2024)
I recognized every single one until I just quit watching because I thought they were way too easy. I assumed this was for a much younger audience. (I'm 69)
I stayed to the end, just so I could knock up the lot. Was hoping to see something that I didn't recognise, or still own!!!!(most in working order. A chaff cutter being repaired now.) I'm 64. Greetings from Dimboola, in Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺 😊.
Your right too easy
22 out of 25,I'm so old
I missed five
25/25 BUT I really OLD
I got 22 right