Can You Name These OLD Things?

These old items are most probably much older than you. How many can you correctly name?
Let's see.
If you are over 60 you might even remember using some of these!

In this video I am going to show you some old things, and your challenge is to correctly identify them before the answer is revealed. A fun quiz.

Will you be able to name them all? Plus there's a mystery item at the end.

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[snowysnowyriver]

Got all of them, but being 73 years old, some wers still in use when I was a child. My mother had one of those washing machines! I've never seen one quite like it, but I would say the mystery item is a peeler of some kind. Potatoes? Apples?

[daveussell]

Binoculars always have a prism. Field glasses don't. They are foldable field glasses although sometimes used as opera glasses.

[bonsie]

I used one of those can openers at my grandmothers in the 1980's as she still used it. Then I had one of those washing machines, a wringer washer, after I married in 1984, as we had no money and it was dirt cheap! But we celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary this summer and I'm so glad to have a modern washing machine and can opener!

[joebartone]

On one of our trips to D.C. (I’m from there, my wife is a west coast girl) I took her to the Hirshhorn Museum at the Smithsonian, and we were walking thru the sculpture garden. One of the sculptures is a gigantic correction ribbon, and the piece is called (wait for it…) “Correction Ribbon” (why this is art I have no idea). There was a woman walking with her daughter…the girl read the plaque, looked up, and asked, “Mommy, what’s a typewriter?”. A friend of mine’s granddaughter (8? 9?) saw a telephone for the first time and was asking her parents what it was. They were explaining how it worked…the girl thought about that for a moment, then, when she understood, she nodded and said “it’s remoteless”. Damn we’re old.

[Dozzerdog]

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Apple peeler
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[Penny-]

Cool flashback to my childhood. I still have a can opener like that, and a singer sewing machine in the shed.

[yentasnivla]

Mystery item is an apple corer. Most before my time. Some got me. Nice quiz.

[beritrisvik]

The mystery item are an apple-peeler... My grandmother had one... I missed on the phonograph, but got all the others...

[michaelheurkens]

Got 'em all. The wash machine is actually a wringer/washer when they have those rollers on top like that. Could you please add a few tough ones? And the last one was an apple peeler and am pretty sure that cores them also. Cheers.

[jemma]

I'm not sure how many items there were, but I got 34 of them correct. Makes me seem old, but most of them were before my time. LOL I did not get the mystery item, though. Thanks, Ben. ♥

[joannayeo]

25. It’s an apple peeler and corer. Later popular models like Sponge are still in use, often in green, red and blue.

[bryanlord]

The last one is an apple pealer ? corer

[Ineke]

It depends in which country you lived. I remember most the items and have used them but where I lived we had no oxens. I think that style of washing machine was universal back in the day.

[kevinpayne]

Missed 2. Apple peeler? Nice .. mum and dad had a few of these when I was growing up.

[rgfisher]

last thing was apple peeler. I missed one but I am 76 and have seen most of the rest in operation.

[torfrida]

Looks a lot like an old apple peeler I possess. 🇬🇧👍

[gregorylambrihgt]

Apple corer and peeler or potato peeler both looked similar

[French-Kiss]

I missed several. I’m 77 so I knew most of them.

[milleijones]

20 -- haven't a clue on the last one

[alm]

No big trick to recognize the clippers because the blades of their modern counterparts resemble them. I've got facial hair trimmers that look like that.