Immortal Things From The Past (15 pics)

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As we wrap up our look at immortal things from the past, it’s clear that some things never truly fade away. Whether through history, culture, or sheer endurance, certain objects and ideas continue to captivate us through the ages. These timeless treasures remind us that, though the world changes, there’s a beauty in what lasts—offering us both nostalgia and inspiration for the future.

"A Lady At The Dump Was Just About To Toss These. I Asked About Them And She Gave Them To Me"



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"Score! I love old Coleman stuff. My brother claimed one lantern and my friend claimed a lantern and the Thermos. Just need to clean the glass and replace the mantles and they should be good to go."


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"My Cousin Got Our Tios Old Land Cruiser Restored In El Salvador 40 + Years"


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"My Dad's Worn The Same Wrangler Jeans Jacket For 48 Years"


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"My Backpack Purchased In My First Year In Grad School In 2007. Next Week, I Start My 10th Year As A Professor. Still Going Strong!"


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"Over 30 Years Young Still Tickin"


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"My 1952 Westinghouse Fridge Still Works Perfectly. This Was The First Fridge My Grandfather Bought, And It Has Outlived All The Others Since. Now It's On Garage/Beer Fridge Duty"


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"Ode To My Beautiful Red Pot"


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"Thrifted this 10 years ago for $12 and use it every day! 1970s Dansk Kobenstyle 3qt Dutch oven. It’s so pretty it just stays on my stovetop. I love the design and because it’s carbon steel, it’s much lighter than cast iron and easier to use on the stove. I use it for truly everything and the lid doubles as a trivet. 100/10 design! When I got it someone had burnt rice onto it and since then ive revived it several more times without chipping the enamel inside :) Highly recommend the vintage ones since they’re about the same price on eBay as the new ones. Just check that there’s no enamel chips on the inside past the rim."

"My Digital Clock I Got From A Box Of Cereal In 1994"


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"Maybe Not Impressive: 28 Years Old Refillable Highlighter"


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"Got it 1996 for primary school while living in the French West Indies. Decades later still in use after moving a few times, now being in Germany."

"The House I Bought Has 1973 Subzero Fridge"


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"Our Treasured Family Heirloom - Arby’s 1985 Christmas Collection Glassware. All 30 Pieces Still Intact And Used Every Holiday"


12 Immortal Things From The Past (15 pics)


"30 Years And Still Going - My Parents' Washing Machine"


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"This Star That Has Been Lighting My Mom’s Tree For 35 Years"


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"Using The Central Vacuum That's Original To My Grandparent's 1957 House"


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