Let’s see your memorabilia?!

[Copymutt]

A sample of Senator Campbell’s can collection.

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[Big Ray]

One of the first automotive tools I ever bought to use on my first vehicle, a 1966 Chevy Caprice, with a 396, thing was as big as a barge! And had a back seat to match, almost like a mobile bedroom, lol. Ahhh...such memories come flooding back when I remember that car!

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Dad bought a 75 Impala new when we came back to the states.
By the time I was old enough to drive he had bought a truck, so mom and I used the car.
I was in jrotc in school, after one event there were 15 of us in it going to pizza hut.
Damn good times!! It had a front bench seat, so it was a rolling 2 bedroom apt.!!!

 

[Big Ray]

Hartzell propeller, Piqua Ohio. Pretty sure 1939 era. Getting ready to mount in great room

Been there when I was a truck driver. It was a nice little town then. (88-89)

 

[Big Ray]

Great stuff. Brings back the memories...

 

[PrairieDrifter]

Great stuff. Brings back the memories...

That's what these items and this thread are for! I enjoy the differences and similarities in each collection also.

 

[410 John]

I have tons of antique shops in my town. I hardly buy anything, but it’s fun to walk through them and say “that’s the same butter dish that grandma had”. Lol

 

[410 John]

We bought some restaurant equipment from a cafe and the husband of the lady gave me all these bottles. He was on a job site in Baltimore and dug them all himself. The site was apparently an old dump from the Great Fire of Baltimore in 1904. He had many more bottles. I used to dig bottles with my late uncle, when I was a kid. So this is cool to me.

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[vr1967]

Got this yesterday, along with several pieces of antique furniture and 5 vehicle loads of genealogy for an old man I know. He sold one of his houses and told me to get the genealogy and anything else I wanted out of it.

It hung on the porch of the old store his grand parents had.

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[PrairieDrifter]

This brand will be familiar to some. Nice little piece, "made in USA"

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[Dryriver1]

I like thermometers.
I picked this one up from an old decommissioned electric power plant.
It is pretty heavy.

 

[PrairieDrifter]

Bumper stickers are acceptable as well! Figured this would be a good place. They're on a bumper I just picked up. One of those ugly dealer installed bumpers lol.

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[HotWheelsBurban]

I put this in "check it out" but I'll post it here too. Found it in one of my late father's tool cabinets; don't think he ever used it.

 

[squaredeal91]

I put this in "check it out" but I'll post it here too. Found it in one of my late father's tool cabinets; don't think he ever used it.

I've seen and used these but I really like how this one is a Delco

 

[87gmcburb]

This is an old Hygrometer to measure humidity
I have a large box of Mercury items like this at my work we have rounded up for disposal. Even have 2 large unopened bottles of laboratory grade mercury.