Just look for the oldest thing in your house, take a photo of it and upload it.
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My Aunt As A Toddler. Year 1919
Still Working Perfectly!!
I Have This Key That Doubles As A Cork Screw. Not Sure If The Age But It's Been In My Family For As Long As I Can Remember
My Indigenous Great-Grandmother, Serafina Gauna With Her Daughter Marina. The Baby Is Granddaughter Laura Ward. Taken In Yuma Arizona, 1900. This Is The Only Photo We Have Of Her
This side of my family, the paternal side, has little history, no idea of what tribe she was from, just that the family lived in the Yuma area, near the river where the ferry used to dock. It's now a state park, the house was destroyed in a flood long ago, which is why the photo is in bad shape.
Rogers Majestic Radio 1937/38
This Is My Grandparents' TV (1940's)
Photo Of A Great-Great-Great Aunt. Victorian I Imagine By Her Dress
My Grandmother's Chandelier Hung In Her Dining Room, My Mother's, And Now Mine
Maybe Not The Most Antique Thing In My House, But My Dad's 1956 Chevy 210 Gasser Is Definitely The Coolest
Flat Iron Given (Years Ago) By A Friend Who Was Born In Late 1800's In Rural Nevada
Secretary/Armoire From A Union Pacific Sleeper Car
Babies Galore! Taken In 1900 Near Sullivan, Indiana. My Grandmother, Holding My Aunt, Is In The Dark Dress On The Left. Next To The Woman Who We Called The Wicked Witch When We Were Young. She Is In Deep Mourning Clothes
Is your grandmother the one with the lovely smile? Only two smiles in the whole group, I wonder who the first photographer was that asked people to smile for their photo.
This Bookcase Was My Pop's, And His Mother's Before That, About 100 Years Old
A Photo Of The Linens Shop ‘Berg Madsen’ Owned By My Great Grandparents In Denmark 🇩🇰 Circa 1910
Euclid's Element Printed In 1647
My House Built In 1861, The Armies Of The Civil War Marched Right Behind Our House To Gettysburg
This Chest Of Drawers. I'm Not Sure Exactly How Old It Is. Possibly Victorian Or Edwardian With Some Modern Moderations
English Tea Pot. This Came Over From England When My Nana Immigrated After Ww2 After Marrying An American
Washed Up After Hurricane Hazel
My Antique Automatronic Mantle Clock The Little Monk Strikes The Bell On The Hours And Half Hours
I cannot live this enough. I adore old clocks, working or not. They're fascinating!
Bible Published In 1855. Has Pressed Fliwers And Ferns
A Lump Of Coal, Millions Of Years Old, From From My Grandparents Property. Can't Get Much Older Than That!
Our Little Deity... Was Given To Us As A Anniversary Present In 1971 . We Were Told It's From 900-1100 Ad
My Bed Hand Carved Out Of Brazilian Mahogany In The 1860s. My Friends Hate It When I Move, Because That Thing Is Heavy
The Book On The Right Is My Confirmed Oldest, Copyright 1845. The Other Is Unconfirmed, But I Think The Author's Note Is Dated December 1713
This Magazine From 1872
1851 Flyer For Theatre Comedy With Charles Dickens Playing A Young Man. Queen Victoria In Attendance. Not The Oldest I Have, But I Had The Picture Handy
Schoolmaster's Desk Circa Civil War Period
Wind Up Tin Fred Astaire From 1945 Occupied Japan, Given To Me By My Boyfriend For My Birthday
My 1950's Lamp With 3 Tier Fiberglass Lampshade That I Cleaned Up And Replaced With All Original Materials
An Old 19th Century Oil Painting Titled “Twilight”. Unsure Who Painted It
Handwritten card on the back says “To my friend (illegible name) from Oscar”