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Early artifacts. Part 3.
I have a lot of other people's photos with objects of early times in my vaults. I recently began to dig into them and decided to put a few pieces, specifically those that are in any way related to me, those when looking at which something is remembered.
Here's the ticket office on the bus. I liked that when you twist the pen to get out the ticket, the money goes to the coin receiver on rubber tape.
2. I have been given this tool at least 3 times. I don't know why, why. It would be better to give the guitar once, look would learn to play, the bard would become a...
3. And I also corresponded with peers abroad, I do not remember only where the addresses were taken.
4. Reference machine at the station. I really liked the sound it worked with, the metal claps.
5. That bologna. Almost everyone wore it.
6 Each of us had at least one grandmother, and each grandmother had at least one button box. If there was no box, then Grandma is not real.
8. The nightstand is classic. It was near this that he stood in the army in an outfit.
9. Sharpeners. The most massive was the fish.
10. And this is the ornamentation thing on the plastered wall. There was a drawing on the rubber roller, the roller was dipped in silver and rolled on the wall. Wallpaper was in short supply at the time. I didn’t have to, but I did live in a room like that.
11. No spill. Or not a spill? In general, the ink should not have splashed out of it. Mothers sewed special bags for them, these bags were attached to briefcases. If you were to fight with these portfolios, it became clear that impenetrableness is a myth!
12. My father said it was a tank watch, and he understood it.
13. I loved watching the wheels spin through the transparent back cover. Dead about 4 years ago.
14. The officer belt was cool. But I once climbed into a warehouse of army scrap metal and then made myself a tarp belt with inserts of machine gun tape.
15.Ivasi herring is a fish from the late USSR. Remember? At the Iwashi store, take half a paycheck. It really was much more expensive than a regular herring. Now, they say, it's been caught again.
16. Parents kept money in these bonds, they called the Golden Loan.
17. And I tried to keep in such, but alas... Everything is gone...
18. And in conclusion – in addition to simple watercolors there were paints called “Honey”. For some reason, I think everyone has tried to lick them.
Here's the ticket office on the bus. I liked that when you twist the pen to get out the ticket, the money goes to the coin receiver on rubber tape.
2. I have been given this tool at least 3 times. I don't know why, why. It would be better to give the guitar once, look would learn to play, the bard would become a...
3. And I also corresponded with peers abroad, I do not remember only where the addresses were taken.
4. Reference machine at the station. I really liked the sound it worked with, the metal claps.
5. That bologna. Almost everyone wore it.
6 Each of us had at least one grandmother, and each grandmother had at least one button box. If there was no box, then Grandma is not real.
8. The nightstand is classic. It was near this that he stood in the army in an outfit.
9. Sharpeners. The most massive was the fish.
10. And this is the ornamentation thing on the plastered wall. There was a drawing on the rubber roller, the roller was dipped in silver and rolled on the wall. Wallpaper was in short supply at the time. I didn’t have to, but I did live in a room like that.
11. No spill. Or not a spill? In general, the ink should not have splashed out of it. Mothers sewed special bags for them, these bags were attached to briefcases. If you were to fight with these portfolios, it became clear that impenetrableness is a myth!
12. My father said it was a tank watch, and he understood it.
13. I loved watching the wheels spin through the transparent back cover. Dead about 4 years ago.
14. The officer belt was cool. But I once climbed into a warehouse of army scrap metal and then made myself a tarp belt with inserts of machine gun tape.
15.Ivasi herring is a fish from the late USSR. Remember? At the Iwashi store, take half a paycheck. It really was much more expensive than a regular herring. Now, they say, it's been caught again.
16. Parents kept money in these bonds, they called the Golden Loan.
17. And I tried to keep in such, but alas... Everything is gone...
18. And in conclusion – in addition to simple watercolors there were paints called “Honey”. For some reason, I think everyone has tried to lick them.
