48 Comments Posted by Spad

I remember this decor

Must have been a very tall individual . . . ;)

Paper on the floor looks like a wanted poster . . .

Wheelchairs always remind me of the movie "The Changeling" with George C Scott . . .

Looks like the glove user intended to return . . . but never did.

It's a shame vandals exist, though. I never understood getting pleasure from destroying things.

And a chair!

Gorgeous woodwork.

Considering the number of mummified critters, and the noose . . . I think this is one "game room" I'd avoid.

I have door knobs a lot like this at my house. It was built in the 1870's. Even the hinges on my doors are ornate. Sad that level of decor is no more . . .

Been a while for me also. I sat here trying to remember "what's the name of Motts site?" . . . and it just suddenly hit me while I was drinking a glass of dark ale . . .

. . . impervious to seepage . . .

Or escape, it seems . . .

I agree with Mica. Attics with round windows are cool . . . and sometimes a bit on the creepy side too, lol

Hard to tell the condition of an item by just seeing a picture of it. Due to regulations it is often difficult or even impossible to sell or donate some used medical apparatus. I think items like wheelchairs and various non-mechanical or electrical things are easier to donate, but it varies somewhat from state to state I've been told.

Same thing is done with military dog tags . . . that's why you get two.