“1935 Wedgewood With Everything Included”

“My grandfather got this off a friend in 1945 for 100$, the pepper shaker on top has been missing for 60 years but was found at an antique show completing the set. And it’s blue!”

“My Barbershop Still Uses Their Original Cash Register From 1904”

“My 1959 Frigidaire Custom Imperial”

“My dream stove. I wanted a vintage stove for the longest time, and when this one popped up in my favorite color (for $400, no less) I made the four hour drive and shoved it in the back of my Honda Element and drove it right back home. She’s a dream. Works perfectly. Takes three grown men to move her, but she’s worth it.”

“Antique Westinghouse Oscillating Fan”

“Here is my Antique Westinghouse fan. Its had the cord replaced sometime in its life and I have polished the brass, other than that it’s unrestored. Still runs strong and is over 100 years old.”

“The Original Phone Still Installed Inside My 1930’s Apartment”

“Apollo 11 Original Flight Plans, Given To Me By My Grandpa”

“Our House Still Has All The Original Doorknobs From 1928”

“This House Built In 1947 Has A Built In Seat For Their Telephone Nook”

“This 1950’s Stove Has A Built In Soup Pot”

“Grandpa Still Uses A Decades Old Computer That Still Runs Dos, Typing And Printing And Storing Things On Floppies”

“Rainbow Lights Installed Inside Railroad Underpass Built In The 1930’s”

“1970s B/W Portable TV. $20 It Works!”

“Bought A Dresser Off Marketplace And Found Some Vintage Goodies & “The Gloves I Wore To My Wedding 7-22-1949””

“A Child’s Car Seat From 1950’s”

“The 1928 Toaster We Still Use Today”

“Got A Green Phone From The 70’s At Goodwill $27 And It Works”

“My Coffee Maker Is So Old That It Was Made In West Germany”

“This Desk Lamp (Emeralite Banker’s Lamp) Is 100+ Years Old, And Is Solid As A Rock. So Cool Looking”

“My Wife’s Whirley-Pop That Her Grandmother Used. Still Makes Perfect Popcorn Every Time”

“Still Operational, Origional 1957 Wall Mount Refrigerator”

“1950 Zenith TV”

“Banned Childrens Science Toy Kit That Cost $51 From 1951”

“This Circular Playing Card Deck From 1929”

“My Grandma Has Used The Same Waffle Iron Since 1955”

“My Mom Has An Unopened Alice Cooper Record From 1972, Complete With Panties”