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1.
These antique glass perfumes (or ampoul) dating back to the “thirties to the fifties”:
2.
This electric kitchen for the year 1957 GE 1957, which came complete with a washing machine and two dryers in one, as well as the dishwasher:
3.
This old bottle of cocaine found in his grandmother’s property:
4.
This Woodstock ticket, which – according to an inflation calculator – cost about $ 60 in today’s funds:
5.
These vaginal lily orange lily of “female diseases” used in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century:
6.
This metal wallet that – a surprise! – It is actually compressed makeup:
7.
There is this comfortable makeup in the form of a compressed rifle of the twenties, too:
8.
Children’s cages this popularity in the thirties of the twentieth century in London – yes, I have seen this right! Children suspended outside the housing window without outdoor spaces to “air“to them:
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This control device is a distance from the late 1960s, which really explains the reason for some people continuing to call it “poverty”:
10.
In the late fifties of the last century, the Predicta Predicta TV group:
11.
This “Civil Defense” card, which was found by someone in a wallet of the sixties, explaining what to do in a nuclear crisis:
12.
This wooden table of the nineties of the nineteenth century with compact vessels:
13.
This is a Saturn player in the seventies of the last century. It appears directly outside the external space:
14.
This is cute like Hell Lenox Spice Village from 1989:
15.
It is clear that the metal shopping list in the old school:
16.
This bottle of cough medicine from 1919 is very old, made with heroin:
17.
This wheel washing machine is from the seventies that had to be rolled to the pelvis and connected to the tap for work:
18.
This is the upper writing office – according to OP – it was shown in the 1980s and was restored in the 1970s:
19.
The issue of this neon seller, which dates back to the thirties:
20.
This is the phone employee booklet, “Welcome to Bell”, which belongs to Jeddah OP, on May 30, 1954:
21.
These pictures of the various aircraft in the 1940s, which were generally A) more spacious and B) a place you enjoy by talking to your colleague in the seat:
22.
These morphine bottles from World War II:
23.
This reactionary metal background that I claim to need to be returned, TBH:
24.
This Mimeograph machine – which was invented in the 1970s and used during a large part of the twentieth century – which made copies using stencils:
25.
This type of fifties is specially made for paper music:
26.
This portfolio from behind in the fifties:
27.
This may not be affected by the phones appearing from Sweden in the fifties:
28.
This condom in the eighteenth century, which was made from the intestine of sheep:
29.
This non -open whiskey bottle of 1910:
31.
Finally, smallpox vaccine bottles were found in their grandmother’s house:
