Guess what this is a photo of!

[Barbara L]

A teeny, tiny, mini spyglass?

Barbara

 

[pacanis]

A teeny, tiny, mini spyglass?

Barbara

Specifically used for what!

First come, first served.

 

[Barbara L]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!! You're killing me!!!

To watch ants in an ant farm?
To look into some tiny machinery?
To look in someone's ear?

I'll be back!!!

Barbara

 

[pacanis]

Read through my posts.

 

[Barbara L]

Read through my posts.

Yeah, I knew you couldn't exactly do a couple of those things without others noticing!

Barbara

 

[Barbara L]

The Secret Service used it a long time ago to see if anyone was sneaking up on the president? LOL I'm running out of ideas!

Secretaries used them to see if the boss was sneaking up on them. lol

Barbara

 

[pacanis]

You're kind of on the right track....

 

[Barbara L]

You're kind of on the right track....

With which? The Secret Service or the secretary? lol

Barbara

 

[Buck]

Is it some sort of spy camera?

 

[Andy M.]

It sure looks like some kind of a whistle to me.

 

[pacanis]

Spy is an operative word.
It's not a whistle, but I did tell YT it looked like one. Must be the way that one opening is cut.

 

[Buck]

A spyglass with an integral mirror. Used for "looking around corners."

 

[sage™]

spy glass for looking thru key holes

 

[expatgirl]

Is it a signaling device?

 

[pacanis]

A spyglass with an integral mirror. Used for "looking around corners."

Yay That's exactly what it is.
Corner Spy Around

You are up, Buck

 

[Barbara L]

I hate when I think of something but don't say anything! I kept trying to think of the job someone would be doing with it. Give us a good one Buck!

Barbara

 

[pacanis]

You were so close Barbara.

 

[Barbara L]

Yep! But like they say... horse shoes, etc.

Barbara

 

[Buck]

It was the arrows in the last set of pictures that sparked the idea.

Okay campers, what are these structures and where are they?

 

[qmax]

Acoustic locator. Pre-radar technology. Think this one is in the UK.

Yeah, found it. Kent.