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A rusted metal object called a pipe elevator clamp.
Pipe Elevator Clamp
A pair of black pipe tongs.
Pipe Tongs
A tall rusty fishing tool.
Fishing Tool
Half of an Upper and Lower Pump Valve.
Upper and Lower Pump Valves
A wooden pulley with a metal hook, hanging from a metal rod.
Wooden Pulley
A large, brown metal drill bit.
Tricone Drill Bit
An iron lantern that looks like a kettle.
Yellow Dog Lantern
A dark wooden barrel with a plaque on it.
Wooden Barrel
A wooden template used to make a field wheel.
Wooden Field Wheel Template
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