"Just Bought A House. Moved In 2 Days Ago And Found This In The Basement. Now What?"
"Found This Surprise In Our Front Hallway"
"I want to restore but its so much work.... Glass is mostly broken or missing. Outside is covered over with steel siding. Half of me wants to cover it back up and pretend I saw nothing. House was built in 1880. What should I do?"
"Found These In The Basement Of Our New Home"
"We just got the keys to our 1912 home this weekend and found these tucked away in the basement. Any idea what era these could be from?! They are very heavy."
"Went In The Attic Of A House We Were Looking At Aannd"
"Found This Tobacco Tin Under The Floorboards Of Our 1800s Apartment Building Renovation. Neat Find"
"A Little Sewing Needle Booklet I Found In My Neighbor’s Basement"
"I Found A Bag Phone In My Dads Basement"
"Found In The Attic Of The House I Just Moved Into. Work Was Different In 1978"
"This Old 7up Can I Found In The Attic Of My New House"
"Check Out This Cool Crystal I Found In The Basement Of A House That I Just Bought"
"My 1921 House Never Ceases To Surprise Me. I Found This Painting While Finally Cleaning Out The Attic To Re-Insulate It"
"Party-Goers Signatures From The 1940s In The Basement Of My Century Y/O Home"
"Bare Footprint Appears When Mopping Floors In Our New House"
"While Tearing Up Their Carpet, My In-Laws Found A Giant Monopoly Board"
"I Found An Amazon Box From 1997 In My Basement"
"First Prize String Beans From September 1945 Found In My 102 Year Old Patient's Basement"
"I Found A Newspaper In The Crawlspace Of Our New House Today, Dated October 2, 1902"
"I Found An Old Clothes Hanger Between The Floor Boards Of My Attic. It's So Old The Company's Phone Number Is 4 Digits"
"Found This Old Ouija Board In The Attic Of My 100+ Year Old House"
"Door In The Basement Of A House We Bought"
"I Should Never Have Opened The Attic"
"Found This In Our Back Yard While Planting A Tree"
"Looks Like Someone Was Locked In The Basement Of The House We Just Bought"
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I'd like to think it was used in an unsolved murder.
My grandfather brought back a "souvenir" when he popped a Jap at The Battle of Tarawa in 1943. It was a bolt action 30.06 with Japanese inscriptions carved into the stock. I remember firing it as a kid. The recoil literally knocked me on my ass.