I found this pendant in a home I was renting about 10 years ago. I've always kept it because I am just so intrigued by it, and I've grown attached to these ladies. I've always wondered who these girlies were, I've had no luck figuring it out. It looks to be handmade, which makes it even more interesting.

I have been looking through a bunch of my uncle’s slides and ran across this one. He was in the USAF during the Vietnam war.

If this is a photo of your pup let me know so I can return it to you! Also can I pet that dog? ¨̮

Found these in a batch of slides I am preparing to sell. I really like the vibe from these 1960 street views.

We’re renovating our house built in 1873 and found newspaper from the 20’s!!

*adding more videos

1st post here!

Photo of the Singapore weightlifting lifting association, 2nd to the right guy on the back row

I own his typewriter now...

Yeah just thought its worth sharing a piece of history as well as whats become of it

Hello everyone, I bought a music album last year at an auction in Japan. Inside was a photo of a little girl. The auction was run by a company that sold items belonging to deceased people.

The album's owner probably had this photo inside... listening to his favorite music and reminiscing with his daughter.

Perhaps the girl in the photo is still out there, or her family.

Can you help me find her? This photo is definitely important to this person.

Place on photo: NAGOYA AQUARIUM The Higashiyama Aquarium opened in April 1963. The aquarium closed in 1993, and the building itself was demolished in 2015.

People seemed to enjoy the last batch so I thought I would share a few more.

This was among a huge lot of old photos from around the same time period. He lived in Japan in the 50’s as a member of the American air force and I know that he was in Korea for that war, so I am assuming he took all of these. He died a decade ago and I had assumed this box was just old junk 😳. There are so many photos of just everyday life back then - such an awesome find!

I should mention that this RV was registered in Colorado and purchased in Nevada lol Apparently the trailer remembered the alamo. This picture showed up suddenly, laid face up, by the front door one day. Really strange!

Found among other photos on an old Iomega Zip Disk, purchased at a yard sale in Fairbanks, Alaska