Identify This! No.57

Today's object should be an open and shut case - what is it? Have fun!
More about "Identify This"...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Yesterday you saw...
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Yesterday was an old Champagne Cork. Actually, the cork from the bottle cracked at my 21st birthday party - a long time ago. Our tradition is to keep a Champagne cork from significant family events. The bottom of the cork is split and a coin is pressed into the split. Then the wire restraint is re-twisted over it to keep it in place. The date and event is penned onto the cork and they are all kept for good luck. I have got dozens now. A nice reminder of all the family special events over the years. And, they are in the chest of draws next to my bed! So not a 'bad' patient!

You can see the unobscured version here...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-04-30

I admit that one was hard. But if I had not obscured it you could have read "Champagne" on the top! What fun would that have been?

OK - top marks and well spotted to the following...
Howard N; Mair; Sue Wilde; Steven Galvin; judith deacon!!!
Well done you eagle-eyed bunch. Yahaya!


Honourable mentions to...
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Lots of inventive ideas, too numerous to mention... so here are the best!

Paula Cook-Farkas - I will go with my gut response...what I thought it was from the thumbnail. THE DEATH STAR! Net says:-->> A special award! You are the winner of the "Photographic SCI-FI Obscura Award!". (No, I've no idea either)... Yahayaa!!! LOL...

Katherine Ann Klinck - I think it's a magic bullet that can take down an army of zombies!!!... or maybe a ball bearing ? Net says:-->> Well, which one is it? ...? Time's up. Neither! ROFL....!!!

Rick Schies - I am going way out on the limb with this guess, but I once had an old toy airplane, and this looks like it could be part of the propeller mounting. Net says:-->> Wow! Obscure or what! Nevertheless, a Doohicky Award!!! YahahaY!!! LOL...

Paula Brumbe - I was so going to go with Death Star too, but since I was watching the Ricardo Montalban Star Trek movie that have the Fantasy Island scare factor going on, I need to go a different direction. I have decided that it is the thing that the guys from Star Trek hold when they are transported to the exotic desert planets so that they can return safely. Net says:-->> Sorry, Rick, I thought yours was obscure! Anyway, a Doohicky Award!!! YahahaY!!!

Nancy Holte - ...My second guess is that it's the dial on a safe. Net says:-->> Bizzarro! I have no idea where that came from. Nope! Nothing like that... LOL!

Alta D© - My horoscope today says it's my lucky day, so i have to guess this is a barbell plate! Net says:-->> Wow! Heavy guess!! Wrong! LOL.

lorihiro - I'm stumped! Net says:-->> No, not a tree stump! ROFL...

Thanks for your wonderful and fun ideas. It keeps me amused. I hope you had fun too.

Everyone, thank you for your support and good wishes. I am definitely improving.

See you tomorrow.
Enjoy!

My other albums:
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/

[Mike Schwandner]

cool shot

[Netkonnexion]

@bk12racing - yes, but what is it? Thats the game!

[Carrie]

A spiral bound notebook? Never figured out yesterdays. Thanks so much for this album. I look forward to checking in every day to see if I was right!

[Rick Schies]

Spiral bound notebook

[Mike Schwandner]

@netkonnexion Spiral of a notbook =)

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

your personal journal where you keep all your ideas to stump us on Identify This, or it is your Where is Whally book. So basically I am saying it is a sprial book, but knowing you, I will need to be specific to win the prize. Okay, it is your hardbound personal journal that sits next to your bed.

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Spiral bound personal memoirs.

[La.Sk]

Spiral notebook

[David]

Very cool angle on the notebook!

[Doug O.]

Coil bound document - NOT spiral!

[Nancy Holte]

Well, since I did so well on yesterday's guess (NOT!) I'm going to boldly proclaim that today's is a slinky with a light shining through it.

[Carolyn Sue]

very cool lines and lighting!

[lorihiro]

Spiral notebook! Very cool!

[emily tull]

cool shot!

[Alta D©]

Ringed Notebook!

[Kathy A]

I had no idea until I read everyone else's answers.

[petra]

dont now but looks awesome!

[Sue Wilde]

Super shot...it's time we had a challenge for abstracts...spiral bound book full of fascinating thoughts about the origins of the universe

[Howard N]

The image is of a spiral bound book. Most likely, what we might call here in the States, the "second set" of books, where all of the real documentation is kept!!! May possibly been kept in a secret compartment in a wall, behind a picture, and only removed for top secret entries and photographs,,, otherwise, it does not exist!!!

[Camille Bisson]

spiral bound notebook full of paper

[Roville]

I like it!!! =)

[ryncediez]

notebook spiral very nicely done looks cool!

[Reba]

Love it whatever it is.

[Liz (fotomama)]

duh_ flex capaciter for time travel- you really need to make these harder lol

[Michelle]

I dont have a clue what it is.. But I like it lol

[she devil]

book

[scooter]

Sniff I missed this one!!!

[Natacha Murphy]

the spiral part of a book/notepad :)

[Carole Imes]

This will probably get the goofiest award possible but I will take a WAG that it is a bird's eye ;-)

[Yoella Offir]

Wow. I am catching up now with your photos. Too late to guess, but the images are so beautiful.

[Frances Chaloner]

ring bound document

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Love this. Great use of light.

[Netkonnexion]

@dulciknit - LOL - a serendipitous one this. I was ill in bed but doing some work at the time and reviewing the book I suddenly saw the light coming through the window had caught it just right. Bingo! An image. Pays to have a camera around all the time.