caudine fork racket's handle braque francai blue fork metal tong
a headstock or peghead that is usually decorated a toasting fork four-limbed instrument a metal bar to attach the blade to the frame a paddle-shaped tail
holding a crozier (bishop’s staff) a long, thin neck connecting the head to the handle a shank connecting the head and the flukes decorative designs on the blade two front flippers and a flat, paddle-shaped tail
a pair of scissors and a pair of scissors
holding a crozier (bishop’s staff) a long, thin neck connecting the head to the handle art nouveau era a shank connecting the head and the flukes decorative designs on the blade
racket which has thin and curved handle tennis racket which is a throat or bridge connecting the head and the handle tongs which is a hinge that allows the arms to open and close fork which typically silver, but can also be found in other colors palate which has A handle or grip on one side of the frame
menorah which is a pair of tongs or a wick trimmer for tending the candles mandolin which has oval-shaped body with a flat back scissors which has two crossed blades mandolin which has tuning pegs at the headstock wrench which is a head with multiple points or teeth
sistrum citole needlegun scaler tongue and groove pliers tanbur
tongs shovel letter opener hunting bow cleaver
walkingcane which is a variety of handle styles, such as a T-shaped, contoured, or crook handle walkingstick which has long, thin body giraffe which has dark spots on the coat walkingstick which is a flattened body shape walkingstick which has long, thin legs and feet
scabbard which has A decorative trim or handle scabbard which has May have a hilt closure or other closure mechanism dagger which has crossguard tongs which is a handle at the other end detail which has shape