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I have a ice cream scooper from the 1960's that was used in my grandfather's restaurant. It's built like brick. I also have his hammer that is at least 50 years
by BasicObject 6y ago
I have a ice cream scooper from the 1960's that was used in my grandfather's restaurant. It's built like brick. I also have his hammer that is at least 50 years old. Beautiful wood. His 1970's Robot Coup food processor is still used to this day by my mother. I also still have his Mac SE complete with it's M0116 keyboard and mouse. It's a shame I'm too afraid to resolder the CRT back onto the main board. But that M0116 does still work with an adapter. It's just incredible to me how all these things have kept working after all this time.
- randycupertino 6y ago> I have a ice cream scooper from the 1960's that was used in my grandfather's restaurant. It's built like brick. That is pretty cool! Not only is it a useful tool that won't wear out, but a family heirloom with an interesting story that can be passed down for generations. And, complimentary username to post subject matter to boot!