“Best Of All Time” Purchases That Didn’t Disappoint

“Best Of All Time” Purchases That Didn’t Disappoint
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[@ashfresna3223]

I love oregano!!! What a gift. 😁

[@jeremythornton6090]

Back before built in obsolescence became a reality.

[@hillbillydeluxe27]

A friend of mine was saying how his mother bought him a Stanley lunch box and thermos set like the one @4:24 when he first started working in 1976. He used until he retired in 2020. His son now uses it at his job.

[@laurallewien2165]

Just because it's old,doesn't mean it useless!

[@kathyberry3878]

Oh amen. I would love to have any of these items. They were made to last and that’s worth it.

[@thomasinalockey2490]

Stuff was made to last

[@emmalouwestwood665]

It’s a shame things today aren’t built to last

[@rayshelld791]

Id give my eye teeth for that pink range! Lol

[@dieseldragon6756]

I recognise that Singer at 02:50 extremely well, in fact it's so identical it might even be the same one my grandmother and myself owned across a 100-odd year period! She bought it (To my understanding) new, and it was a 1920s model which came with a „Coffin top“ cover. She passed on in 2011 and I inherited it from her for the following nine years, but having increasingly less need for sewing _and_ increasingly less space in the house, I donated it to the British Heart Foundation. ❤
Amazing to think that a sewing machine that had been in the family for a century and then passed-on to a good cause eventually turns up in a video slideshow you're watching a couple of years later! ☺

[@Lola-jq1un]

Autrefois les gens savaient travailler
Et les autres respecter leur travail