That’s pretty cool. I used to have an ‘80 model Fender Jazz Bass. All natural stain with a black pick guard and white accents. That damn thing was heavy! I either sat and played or used a padded strap

I thought I looked cool with my long hair and 3/4 sleeve Rush Exit Stage Left t-shirt.

Uncanny X-Men #5. 1964.

I've got a couple of the red Ambassadors that I bought at Cullem & Boren, think that's how you spell it, when I was in high school in the mid 70s, a Remington model 62 22lr bought from Gibsons. I also have an old pie safe cabinet that was brought to Texas in a covered wagon by my great, great grandmother.

Mine would be a toss up between a buck 110 or a diawa magforce.

Last I knew Spags was still trying to produce one.

Remington 16 guage pump shotgun I bought used 55 years ago. An old Antique bedroom set from. England we bought 45 years ago. I still use that set to this day. Top of the dang mattress is like 40" off the floor. Armoire is 7',11" tall and is dowel pined together. Comes apart into 6 pieces. Also have a few items that were gifted to me as long as 65 years ago.

A Ruger Super Blackhawk,44 Mag is the oldest thing I can think of, bought it about 45 years ago. Probably something else but the gummy and glass of Jack seems to be limiting my cognizance.

Craftsman Roll away and top box full of tools from Sears around 1972

I think it would be a straight razor dated around the 1830,s that I restored.

My Wife

When I was 18 years old I bought a baseball glove. I had been pitching and playing Fastpitch Softball starting at 15 years old. My dad had gotten me a really nice Wilson glove but when I wasn't pitching I played 2nd base. This glove was a really ugly blue color which I guess is why I picked it up and put it on. It was as they say "Fit me like a glove" and felt really good and I ended up using it for almost 10 years and was the best glove I ever had when playing in the field. I finally went on to other gloves that I used for the next 10 years until I retired from that sport and started bass fishing.
I still have that glove somewhere in one of my closets and have taken it out to play catch with my brother or one of the grandkids to this day.

I still have a Buck knife model 110 from 1970 and small set of Craftsman wrenches I was given in 1972.

A figurine from Egypt circa pyramid age and a piece or 2 of Chinese artifacts probably 500 years old or so. My wife would be able to supply more details as that's her thing and I just pay for the stuff.

1971 Les Paul Custom black beauty. Bought in 1977. The stories that one could tell. Oo-oh that smell!

My wife…..