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This is an ancient egyptian inscription that I found in our house.

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We got this gifted to us a few years ago and it is a very old Malaysian dagger.

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I painted this from a birthday party years ago in a pottery/café in Rashid mall

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This one was gifted to us from a Turkish pottery shop back in 2014

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This was bought from a Persian family in 1975.

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This braclet was a present from my grandfather to my grandmother in the 1960's. Now it belongs to my mother.

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I also couldn't find this. It was a beret worn in WW2 by the English military.

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I couldn't find it but I remember my dad telling me about this. This was used in WW2 by the Japanese to sign papers to agree to kill someone. The carvings on the stamp mean 'Black field', which is a loose translation of the guy's name.

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This is a really old dagger that my dad had bought around 17 years ago.

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The 2600 out of 65,000 names on this list were the people who were accepted into Medan Indonesia's most reliable college, my mum got it delvired to her which meant that she was accepted and this list was sent to her 31 years ago in 1989.

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This firka is a traditional Sudanese shawl for the bride in weddings that my grandmother gave my mother in her wedding. It's 43 years old.

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My dad got this book when he joined the PhD program in Columbia University in 1993. The book dates back from 1933  (so now it's 87 years old)

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My mom bought this doll in 1988 when she was 10 years old.

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This a TIE fighter from Star Wars, the toy was made by Hasbro. This was property of my uncle as well, I also had it in my house for years.

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This is a R2D2 from Star Wars,  the toy was made by Hasbro. It was property of my uncle, but then he gave it to me, I had it in my house for many years. I don't have any old object in Saudi, so the picture is from Mexico.

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This mubkhar is used to hold something called bakhoor. Bakhoor is basically oud wood and you light it up with charcoal but it doesn't go on fire. It just excretes a nice smell. These mubkhars can be electrical or like this one. I don't know when this mubkhar was made but it is definitely older than 10 years.

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A mufraka is a traditional sudanese cooking tool that mixes things like pudding and a traditional sudanese food called mulah. This particular mufraka was given to my mother from my great-grandmother. It is a great mixing tool. And when you want to mix things you hold the long stick part with your palms and you move your hands forward and backwards.

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of The Five Run Away Together, it was given to her at her school in Jarrow, Newcastle in 1951 by her headmistress.

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My mum used to live in Australia and had a friend who worked at Coober Pedy, in South Australia near Adelaide. She got the opals from her friend and we have kept them ever since! The people in Coober Pedy live underground to get way from the heat as it it very hot there in the day!

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This screen protector was bought in 2007(The year i was born.

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This screen protector was bought in 2007(The year i was born.

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My parents bought this to use but it was never used soo it may be a collectors item in the future. It was meant to be used for one of those old nokia phones like the nokia e-class(my moms really old phone).

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A toy thing I got from a cereal box sometime during 2010-2012

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A toy thing I got from a cereal box sometime during 2010-2012

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This toy was from my favourite cereal when I was still living in Malaysia. It doesn't have much value now, but as a young child this was the most amazing thing I owned (it was also limited edition so like :D).

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This Ipad was bought in 2011 by my dad(its upside down

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A rock I found in year one(in 2013) near a bush

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A rock I found in year one(in 2013) near a bush

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Most of our old things have been thrown out or are still in boxes so this is like one of the oldest things I have right now, it's really just a rock that my friend and I found at break.

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This Photo Album Holds Photos From My Parents Wedding And A Few Years Afterwards. This Photo Album Was Made In 2001 Has Has Been Kept In Our Family To This Date.

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A Tasbeeh Is Something People In Islam Use To Count Thing Such As The Names Of Allah. This Tasbeeh Belonged To My Grandfather (On My Mum's Side) Until He Passed Away. When He Passed Away It Was Given To My Mother. He Had This Tasbeeh For A Very Long Time. This Tasbeeh Is Longer Than Usual Ones Hence Why My Mother Has Put A Something Around It.

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Yes - that's the title: in polish - 'Historia Literatury Arabskiej' is literally translated to 'A Guide to Arabic Literature'. Nowadays we have online library catalogues that systematize a list of all the books a library owns - the catalogue records when a book is checked out, for how long, when it is returned. It also describes what the book is about, it specifies whether it is a part of a series, what genre it is classified among. But 1-2 centuries ago, they didn't have that system. That is why they created books like these: books that described a whole list of other books that were part of a 'family' - for example: this guide describes the history of Arabic literature.

With the marble design on its cover, it looks more like a modern notebook taken from a regular stationery store. But do not be deceived by its appearance.

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'The Pictorial Tour of the World' (cont.)

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'The Pictorial Tour of the World' (cont.)

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A travel guide book of the entire world (excluding Antarctica) that dates back to slightly over 100 years ago (the late nineteenth century)

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A travel guide book of the entire world (excluding Antarctica) that dates back to slightly over 100 years ago (the late nineteenth century)

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This book was purchased in an antique book shop that had a myriad of Victorian books on sale.

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English to French/French to English Dictionary - Kalina Śliż

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English to French/French to English Dictionary - Kalina Śliż

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Here is a random page of the dictionary. The quality has been well preserved and the print is still legible, even though it is miniscule.

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There is an explanation with the calendar that says " This carved bamboo tassel contains a traditional Bataknese calendar. The calendar is used to help them schedule dates for special events such as weddings, and other celebrations since they believe certain days bring exceptional luck. This calendar illustrates all the lucky days throughout the year.” My mum is Batakness, so she has many more antique Indonesian things used for decorations.

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Sorry about the flipped image again I can't seem to fix it. This is my Mum's Qu'ran and it is 13 years old. She got it in Saudi when she was doing Hajj and pregnant with me. This is very important to my Mum and she has kept it in a good condition and to this day it looks good as new.

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English to French/French to English Dictionary - Kalina Śliż

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English to French/French to English Dictionary - Kalina Śliż

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This book was published on the 26th of December, 1893 - in Paris. I am not sure where my parents purchased this dictionary.

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Sorry about the flipped image. This candle holder is around 10 years old and was given to my mum by a friend when I was about 3 years old. I've only been living in Saudi for around 9-10 months so I am using objects that I got in England.

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This is an antique cabinet from West Sumatera and was used around the 1900s to store a special fabric called “Songket”. My mum bought this cabinet around 15 years ago and we only use it as a decoration.

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I like these magnets because I also have some on my friend and it can tell you where you traveled and it holds many memories and the designs are very pretty

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I like the monopoly that Elizabeth has shared with us because I also have one of these and my family usually uses it when children are around it they are bored

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My mum got these before I was born she would wear them most of the time as a memory for her family , she loves them and I find them quite pretty , they have nice patterns on it and if you were them you look classy

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This lamp my mother had years ago when I was around in her stomach , the design and artifact she gained in turnkey. This design is quite old fashioned and when you turn the light on it is very colour duo and beautiful as it has all sorts of shapes on it . When you go into the store you can see many other designs , smaller , larger , less colors , more colors

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This Beagle was given to my Dad when he was born and is probably older than him as this toy originated from the store. The Beagle's estimated age is around 45 years old. The Beagle has been repaired by my mothers Mum. It is made of brown and white wool/cotton and has all parts. This toy probably now has value as I have not seen any of the same Beagles.

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This Dog is 72 years old and was knitted by my Grandma when she was 7.  She then passed it down to my mother who has passed it down to me. The dog is made of purple wool and cotton and has not been repaired ever since manufacturing. This soft toy has value as it is 1 of a kind

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This Instrument has been painted by hand on the outside. This design is very simple but is very colourful and fun. It works and can make sound but is originally designed as a show piece.

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This Camel is hand made and has been decorated  completely by hand. It is a decorative piece and is made from quite a few different materials. This Camel is from Egypt and there are many differnt designs and kinds of these but since they are hand made most of them are unique in their own way.

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This Camel is hand made and has been decorated by hand. It is very detailed. It

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These are also handed over from generations. The cup is pure silver and was used in my great grandma's, grandma's and mom's weddings. This was made in the late 1800's. The purpose of handing over these precious items, is to preserve memories, and to keep tradition. The silver 'bottle' is also pure silver and is used to sprinkle rose water.

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These are real silver anklets, known in Hindi as 'payal'. They are about 3 inches in length, and I only wore this a few times as a baby. These were passed down from my mom's grandmother (my great grandmother). It's almost like a tradition since all of my mother figures (mom, grandmother, great-grandmother) have worn them. I really like them because I was never able to meet my great-grandmother before she passed away, so this is a way I can remember her. The most fascinating part is that this is probably made in the late 1800's.

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Something my grandfather left for my mother when she finished college

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A really old picture of my mother.

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These are magnets from every country me and my family have ever been to. My dad always buys a magnet when he visits a different country. He has been doing this since he was 25!

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These are turkish eyes that my bought in 2000. We don't do anything with its just a decoration piece.

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This is my mum's walkman. She got it as a present from a group of friends in 1989. We do not use it because we cannot find the cassette tapes.

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This is my Mum's monopoly set. She played with it when she was a child and she told me it was around thirty years old. Whilst we were helping my grandpa mover out of the house we found this along with a scrabble set. We now play this a lot in our house.

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My dad has a massive collection of antique model cars that he buys from all over the world, he has some cars that he has had since he had started his collection.
( start of 2015 )
These model cars are very old and are not used nowadays.

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I used to live in Cyprus where there are many parks with pine cones in them, we collected them when we were little and stuffed the house with them, when we came to Saudi we took a few with us from our grandmothers house (we also stuffed her house), and have had them for more than 10 years. What is really amazing about them is that they still have edible pine things inside them.

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We bought this coffee cup set many years ago from Turkey while we were there on holiday, we do not know how old it really is (but it is quite old), but we do not use it to drink coffee with, we only use it as an antique design.
We have two or three of these sets in our houses in different countries, those other sets have been there for more than 20 years and my grandmother used to have some of them in her house.

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This is an Owl Sculpture made my Mark Holland. He named this 'Barn Owl in Flight'. We got this around 14 years ago and we don't know how old the sculpture actually is.

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This is a photograph of my Mom's accordion. She bought this 40 years ago in the 1988 when she was 7 or 8. This accordion is very special because it makes us feel like were home in Ireland because of the music my mom plays when we beg her. This is a button accordion.

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This is a photograph of the Tasmanian wilderness in Australia taken by a photographer I especially liked. This photograph was taken in the 1970s. The photographer drowned later on in a river when he was out taking photos. This photo is very special to me because I love the  untamed Tasmanian wilderness. It makes me feel connected to nature. I also love the story behind the photographer, he was one of the first people to preserve the wilderness and as we know today this is very important for our future.