What is the oldest item you have in daily/regular use?

[Jonty]

I'm talking about useable objects, not things like antique furniture or even houses. I know these are 'used' but not in the same sense as say an old car for instance.

To start this thread off, the oldest daily used object is a teapot stand that my father made in his craft class in 1929.

[M_Six]

Two leather couches my parents bought in '76. Also, a pair of leather gloves I bought in '82.

I have antiques, like a molded glass candy dish, that date way back, but they're on display in a glass case. Not exactly in daily use.

[Bill in SD, CA]

My brain. Been with me as long as I can remember.

Bill

[pickel]

The Bible that my wife's grandmother gave her. Been in the family since about 1870's. Has the lineage of an old southern family and some pictures.

[Theophylact]

A set of X-Acto knives I got as a Bar-Mitzvah present in 1953; an aluminum measuring cup that belonged to Marcia's mother (probably made in the 30's; a salt-glazed salt crock we use in the kitchen for kosher salt (19th century).

[NeoStarO1]

I'd have to say its my grandmothers pan. I use it only too cook like patotoes, noodles and such like that. She had this when my mom was little. so the pan must be a good 50 or 60 years old.

[pickel]

Theo

"inside the Beltway, outside the loop"

Anywhere near Jamaica Bay????? Use to fishing off of Howard Beach and hang out ( drag race) over the bay bridge back in the sixties. Those were the days.

[SPEEDO]

Sorry! I can't answer that here.................

[RayH]

Butcher knife my great grandfather brought with him from China in about 1875!

[MegalosSkylaki]

This computer.