My grandfather died in 1958 and left me his shaving mirror. It has been in every bathroom in every house I have lived in.

I have a small ceramic dog that I’ve exchanged with my Auntie June for years and years until she passed several years ago. I also have a candy dish I was able to get after my grandma (June’s mother passed). I have a bit of a sweet tooth and spent many hours staring at the candy dish as a child. When grandma passed, us grandchildren were asked if there was anything we wanted. I said yes, the green candy dish that had a lid with a chip in the top. No one knew what I was talking about. I told them exactly where it was (my grandma’s house was maybe 800 square feet). Everyone was shocked. My dad said “by god it was right where you said it was.” Apparently not everyone spent hours thinking about Hershey’s kisses like I did.

I have a china doll that my great grandmother gave to me when I was 4 years old.

I have a bride doll I received when I was 5. I’m 71.

I’ve got teddy in a shoe box … freaks my daughters’ out.. My mom had given him a ‘head transplant’ as I’d apparently wore his body out … poor thing

I still have my Six Million Dollar Man toys from when I was a kid. No, I don't have them in a glass showcase in my living room.

Some books and records, and I know this sounds awful, but an ashtray a friend made in art class and gave to me when I was 15, and had taken up smoking (though my parents didn't know). Oh, and I also have notebooks from High School when I first started writing poetry.

i have a piece of fur from the second dog i ever owned(the piece from my first dog was never returned, along with other things, by an ex) a handful of feathers from the birds i had when i was a kid, some of my artwork, and my aunt recently gave me a photo of me with my sister and an old family dog

I have a set of wooden bookends I made in 7th grade shop. About 63 years ago.

I have my trophy from little league too.. mine was 1974 ... the keychain I still use was from Alford’s Leather shop in upstate NY... sometime in the 70’s

I have an American Legion award that I received when I was 11. I don't know why I keep it. Maybe it reminds me of what a nice young lady I used to be. LOL

Do you keep that trophy because that's the year that your parents split up?

I have baby teeth that I should see a dentist about.

I have a plaster silhouette of a native American girl's head that I painted when I was somewhere between 10-12 yrs old.

I have my walking doll, my bride doll, a cowboys and a Indian doll. I have a doll cradle that my mom's grandpa's made for her when she was a little girl,that was passed down to me. I have my majorette uniform from when I was about 6. My grandma made it. I have some doll clothes my neighbor made for my doll when I was little. I'm 71 so they are getting pretty old. I have tons off pictures of my great great grandparents. I also have a scrapbook that my ancestors put together with prints of pictures of the Percheron horses that they imported in the 1850's.

School bookmark given to me at 7. Start of middle school. Makes me smile. Great post.

I have my matchbook car & truck collection from the late 60's, early 70's along with baseball and football cards from the same era. I still like the cars, mostly the trucks actually. I don't care about the cards but I've kept them with the idea that I'll sort and sell them someday if I need money.

I have a box or two of old photos, high school yearbooks, trophies, report cards, a few toys, etc... And scars, lots of scars, of all types.

I have everything I have ever owned.

I have a few pictures, that's it.

I still have my "LETTER" from Middle School Basketball. Looks good as new. I have quite a few written notes and letters, mementos from my youth and ALL of my Report Cards! Who keeps report cards? gads!

When I was in 5th grade my dad went on a business trip and brought back for me a men's jeweler box shaped like a treasure chest. It sits on my dresser, home to cufflinks, tie tacks, my dog tags from the service, my ribbon bar, and 45 years of debris, dust, etc. it's held up well, and really doesn't look like it's as old as it is. I, on the other hand...

An Oscar Mayer weiner whistle from when I was a Boy Scout, got it at a jamboree. I also have the newspaper special insert from the 1969 moon landing that was in the Milwaukee Journal.

Of course. I have vivid memories from my childhood going all the way bvack to age 4. At age 81, part of me is still that kid.

Mom came across this a few months ago; the menorah I remember from my childhood. While we stopped "observing" while I was still quite young, I've always remembered this...

I got rid of most of my stuff when I moved to Thailand. It's possible my daughter kept some of it. Most of my photos are in boxes are in the US, the rest are stored on amazon drive.