Are you one of those people who likes to hold on to things for a long time? I gotta admit, I'm kinda like that, too. Especially when it comes to old gadgets.
I mean, if they still work then why not, right? It turns out there are lots of people out there who still keep their old gadgets and I say kudos to them.
If you can believe it, this person has a fridge that's actually from the 1950s. What? How cool is that? I'm obsessed with this retro look. And check out all those other appliances, too.
Talk about a nostalgia item here. I gotta say, I'm all for the vintage look. The way things were made back then was so much better. At least, that's what I think.
Not only does he have one working gadget like this coffee grinder but also the coolest boombox. Ha, ha! I wish I still had my old boombox from the '80s, too. That would be so rad.
I can't believe it still works. See, this is exactly why people say, "They don't make things like they used to." Imagine if you bought one now. It wouldn't last this long.
This person says they use it as a calculator. I've never seen anything like this before. Apparently, it's some kind of pocket computer developed by the British company Psion in the 1980s. Hmm, interesting.
There's just something about those old radios. It must be the history they carry with them. Am I right? I think they are really special pieces of equipment indeed.
This person said that they link their phone up for Spotify through the speakers of this LP player. Wow, that's so awesome. Why get something new if this still works?
It looks just a little bit complicated for me but this person seems to enjoy using it. I think it's a very interesting piece of equipment.
That's pretty dang old. I had no idea toasters were already grooving back then. Ha, ha! Proves how much I know. This one does look a bit dated, though.
Now, of course, I wish I had kept some of them. They're just the epitome of cool. I mean, vintage cool, that is. Ha, ha!
Recently, my fiancé 'fessed up and told me he used to have one of these. What? How is it that I've never seen one in real life?
This analog radio looks even older than the Walkman I used to have. I actually didn't know they made something like this, too. Doesn't it look so cool? Nice.
It looks like it has a face or something. Do you see it too? I gotta say, it's creeping me out just a little bit.
Apparently, they haven't changed the look of the basic model that much. I guess what's classic is classic, am I right? Why mess with a good thing?
It's a 1906 Edison Amberola. It even has drawers full of wax rolls to play with. Apparently it plays four minute Blue Amberol records. What an interesting machine.
Would you still play with it or sell it to the highest bidder? I guess that would be an interesting dilemma indeed. Am I right?
Apparently it's a Spong's bean slicer and it's 67 years old. Who knew such a thing even existed? LOL! I guess it would come in handy if you eat a lot of beans.
Well, if it still works, then why not? This one looks pretty dang good for being this old — and even better after being re-enameled.
Apparently, it's from the '80s but I've never heard of it either. Have you seen such a thing? I wanna know. Is it interesting to play?
I think I might've thrown it away when I was moving. I remember killing countless hours playing this thing. It was so much fun.
Get a load of this pure vintage 1960 Rock-Ola 1484 Jukebox. Wow! What a gem. I would love to have a piece of amazing equipment like this in my home. I love it!
I wish I'd kept some of my vintage pieces. But sadly, I got rid of most of them when I was moving. Now I'm totally kicking myself for it.
