Identify This No. 132

What is this venerable object? Respect is the key issue!
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Previously, in ID This No. 130...
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Yes folks, these are modeling or craft matches. In the UK we can buy them in bags of 5,000 or 10,000 at a time. Great fun for all sorts of things crafty. But I also use them as hole plugs for screws to help take up the slack when fixing things. Really useful things.

Honorable mentions...
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Kaz Bellie - naked match sticks? Headless matchsticks? craft sticks. Net says:-->> Excellent! Naked matches. Love that answer. A Doohicky award! And you got it right! Yeehaa!

Shirley Chetwynd - match sticks with heads hidden. Net says:-->> LOL, they are hiding them under their wings obviously! Nice one. A Doohicky award!

Howard N - Rejected wooden matches is what we are seeing in this image. The quality control team at the local wooden match factory rejects the above for their inablity to light on the first strike. They are bundled and then sold as kindling. Or, maybe not... If previous is not correct (which I doubt) could it be a square spaghetti substitute? Net says:-->> Some lovely ideas there Howard! A huge LOL for me. Nice one. A doohicky award! Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeha!

Vicki Kell - shish kabab sticks. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Rick Schies ace
I can tell you that they remind me of those potatoe snack sticks. I love them. But I must say they are probably craft sticks. Net says:-->> They ARE craft sticks. They would be awfully crunchy as potato chips! Wow! They would really hurt! LOL...

Paula Brumbe - tiny pieces of wood. Net says:-->> LOL, nice try, they are, but what are they for?

Alta D© - This is what you use when you run out of toothpicks. =) Net says:-->> Ohhh! A bit blunt for tooth picks. My gums hurt already - LOL...

Mike Warren - Cop stocks from a Chinese party. Net says:-->> Cop Stocks! Cool. you mean I have been eating my Chinese with cops all these years? A Doohicky award for total absurdness! LOL> yeeha!

Thanks for popping by. Fun ideas.

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[Rick Schies]

Spoon spatula

[Kathy A]

A weirdly shaped spoon or a baby shovel perhaps.

[Camille Bisson]

for tea bags?

[Mike Warren]

A coal shovel for Richy Rich

[june milner]

A silver dust pan. They used to have specila brushes to sweep crumbs off the tables into little dustpans, and this is one.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

A spoon.

[Doug O.]

Kitty litter scooper upper.

[Howard N]

This is a dust pan of an aristocrat. Used in the homes of the nobility and elite, where their dust and crumbs are worthy of no less than sterling.

[photoite]

this is easy i saw these on the discovery channel - back in the day of King Aurther and the round table - these were used to flatten the knights tongues

[judith deacon]

Don't know what it's proper name is but I think its the implement you use when stir frying in a wok.

[Howard N]

I change my mind. You can only find this item in the very finest of tack shops. We don't see them often in New England as this is not "horse country." The item pictured is a barn shovel for thoroughbred race horses.

[eva]

I think it is a little salt shovel.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Duhhh, dunno.

[mag]

hamburger flipper...

[Sue]

a silver flour scooper

[Alta D©]

Since the clue said "respect is the key issue" I would say this is the Honorable Mr. Shiny Shovel,Sir? =)

[Vicki K]

a smacking device!!