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Time passes and to keep up with new trends, many people discard their old objects, so that the most modern ones become part of our daily lives. But have you noticed that some of these new products simply don’t last very long and soon end up in the repair shop or even in the trash? While others last forever without giving a single problem.
O awesome.club selected a few people who still prefer to have true relics passed down from generation to generation that are still working well today.
1. “Pocket watch made in 1917 that belonged to my great grandfather. It was passed down to my grandfather, uncle and now it’s mine.”
2. “I found a vintage cookbook full of old ads — bonus for the strawberry shortcake recipe”
3. “These antique sewing scissors belong to my great-grandmother. They are still sharp and are only used for silk and linen.”
4. “The refrigerator in my apartment is a 1950s Frigidaire”
5. “Look at this sink! It’s from Vintage Farmhouse, cast iron, and it’s about 100 years old. It still looks great — it just got renewed last week!”
6. “I saw this very old chair in a shop this morning and couldn’t stop thinking about it while I was still at work. To my surprise, she was still there this afternoon!”
7. “My grandfather used this type of telephone in his work, it is probably from the 1940s. The material is good and I am sure that if it is well restored, the signal will be better”
8. “This Silco table clock belonged to my grandfather and is from the 1960s. It chimes every 15 minutes and the chimes seem to have come out of a period movie”
9. “This object belonged to my grandfather. It’s a screw-on car jack, it’s over 50 years old and works great.”
10. “I found these two torches that are filled with gasoline. They belonged to my grandfather and must be over 60 years old, they are very heavy and, amazingly, they still work!”
11. “I inherited this ice cream maker from my grandmother. It’s from the 1970s and still makes delicious ice cream.”
12. “My grandfather bought this multimeter in December 1953 and it still works. Used to measure electrical resistance. Also, it comes with an instruction manual.
13. “Toshiba 12TL-666F FM/AM/SW radio from 1962. Still works beautifully with all its original components!”
14. “My grandmother bought this pan in Ghana 57 years ago. We still cook in it every day. I understand steel is perfect, but I have no idea how the plastic handles survived.”
15. “It’s a 1958 Adjustable Gillette. I still use it almost daily”
16. “My great-grandmother’s scales. I just found out it was hers before it became my grandfather’s, and it’s still used regularly. My grandfather is in his 90s, by the way.”
17. “This is a White Rotary from the 1940s. It belongs to my grandmother. It just needs a little oil, but it still works.”
18. “Made in 1962. Original owner probably used it for most of its life, and now, I intend to use it for the rest of mine”
Do you also have some very old object that still works? Share your story and a photo with us in the comments section.
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