Anyone know what these are???

[phonolamplighter]

This is a little contest. SOLVED-WE HAVE A WINNER!

First responder that can identify what is in the picture will win the original full-page Victrola advertisement from a 1923 Red Book magazine.Postage paid.
A small bonus item will be included if you can guess what we did with these today.

TMF time stamp and e-mail time stamp will determine order of responses.

Hint: these are NOT phonograph needles.

What are these?

Here is the prize, Good Luck!

[jukejunkie]

Just a guess, but if they are stainless steel it looks like tumbling media for cleaning and polishing metal parts.

Kurt
Retired manufacturing jeweler.

[dzavracky]

Man I was thinking so hard as to what they could be

I know you said they’re NOT phonograph needles but all I can think of is this:

they are needle blanks and what you did was sharpen the ends into needle points. (you never said they weren’t going to become needles)

Probably ain’t right but hey I tried

David

[outune]

Pins for roller bearings?

Brad Abell

[Django]

Sprinkles, and you ate them? Is this a test to see if we can follow instructions? Do you really want us to email you?

[Detrbear]

Pins for piano actions, and you scrapped them, because nobody needs that many?

[Curt A]

Extra pins for a Cribbage board...

[52089]

Some sort of alignment pins?

[OrthoFan]

Just a guess, but if they are stainless steel it looks like tumbling media for cleaning and polishing metal parts.

Kurt
Retired manufacturing jeweler.

That's what they look like to me -- https://www.amazon.com/STAINLESS-FINISH ... B00YWJLHY8

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[dzavracky]

[quote="Django"]Sprinkles, and you ate them?