1. This 18th century fire alarm that you’d need to hit with a hammer to alert the village of a fire:

2. This 18th century machine that let researchers read up to 8 open books at once:

3. This 18th century condom:

4. This 18th century diving suit:

5. This 1740 wheelchair for Holy Roman Empress Elisabeth Christine of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel:

6. This 18th century Scottish mortsafe to stop graverobbers:

7. This 18th century gaming device that came before the pinball machine:

8. This mid-1700s well that was glassed over and eventually became part of a home’s kitchen:

9. This 18th century French chair for reading books:

10. This 1700s oil lamp:

11. This 1750s wall lantern:

12. This 18th century mansion’s dog grave:

13. These 18th century sword-shaped Chinese coins:

14. This 18th century case of amputation instruments:

15. This 18th century lock that requires four keys to open:

16. This 18th century palace hall:

17. This 1700s graffiti on a cathedral:

18. This 18th century building in Norland, Norway:

19. This 1700s lighthouse Fresnel lens:

20. This 1800s 25¢ bill:

21. This 1890s brass knuckle pistol:

22. This 1880s ID card:

23. This 1820 coffin collar that prevented grave robbers from stealing corpses:

24. This 1850s women’s self-defense glove:

25. This 1800s hidden staircase in a Victorian home:

26. This 1800s sundial alarm clock:

27. These 1800s shoes for crushing chestnuts:

28. This 1800s pepperbox pistol:

29. This 19th Century guide on how much you could sue for losing a limb:

30. This 1840s medical inhaler that administered anesthesia:

31. This 1830s clock:

32. This 1830 cost of a semester at Harvard:

33. This 1890 steamer trunk that converts into a dresser:

34. This 18th century uranium glass china that glows under UV light:

35. This 1800s cemetery that was preserved in the basement of a building:

36. This 1840s Japanese shadow puppet guide:

37. This 1880 tap and die set (aka toolkit):

38. This 1880s Victorian dollhouse:

39. This 1890s manners book:

40. This 1821 recipe for Ginger Ale:

41. This 19th century guide on who to avoid in the marriage market:

42. This 1800s corner chair:

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43. This 19th century Victorian home library:

44. This 1880s penny farthing bike:

45. This ’50s barbershop ad that displayed popular men’s haircuts:

46. This 1957 wall-mount fridge:

47. This 1937 beer can:

48. This 1910 toilet that has a sink built in at the top that runs when it’s flushed:

49. This 1980s spaghetti measuring stick (that says a woman’s serving size is the same as a 12-year-old’s):

50. This screenshot of Amazon’s website from the late 1990s:

51. This 1928 toaster:

52. This 1950s bathroom with an ashtray atop the toilet paper dispenser:

53. This 1970s video game unit:

54. This waffle iron from the 1950s:

55. This WWI medical kit:

56. This 1980s computer:

57. This 1957-established McDonald’s that never updated their sign:

58. The first computer mouse from 1964:

59. This 1985 Ken Doll:

60. This 1969 Barbie set scale that was set to 110lbs:

61. This 1915 cash register:

62. This WWI trench lighter:

63. This 1916 bottle of Listerine:

64. This 1915 X-ray system:

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65. The appearance of the Michelin Man in 1915:

66. This 1925 prescription pill box:

67. This 1926 driver’s license:

68. This 1960s Pepsi can:

69. This 1925 National Geographic magazine:

70. This 1929 circular playing card deck:

71. This 1969 ad for increasing the legal driving age:

72. This 1923 phonograph:

73. This 1923 teachers contract:

74. This 1962 TV and operating guide:

75. These 1923 prices:

76. This 1922 college application form:

77. This 1925 alarm clock:

78. These 1920s noisemakers:

79. This 1930s phone that was still installed in someone’s apartment:

80. These 1930s cameras:

81. This 1930s anti-weed ad:

82. This 1930s aspirin bottle:

83. This 1930s gas pump:

84. This 1946 plane ticket price:

85. This 1945 list of qualifications for airline stewardesses:

86. This 1944 Oscar nomination:

87. This built-in seat for a telephone nook in a house built in 1947:

88. This 1947 stove:

89. These 1943 first aid book instructions for how to help someone who’s choking:

90. This 1948 Olympic torch:

91. This 1958 credit card:

92. This 1954 hospital bill for $99 for a baby delivery:

93. This 1950s bathroom with a built-in toilet phone:

94. This 1957 thermostat:

95. This 1956 refrigerator:

96. These 1950s airline-brand cigarettes:

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97. This stove from the 1950s that has a built-in soup pot:

98. This 1950s tie that gave people fashion advice:

99. This double oven from the 1970s:

100. This 1951 banned children’s toy science kit that wanted kids to find uranium deposits:

101. This 1960s household intercom with AM/FM radio:

102. This 1960s “back seat driver’s license”:

103. This 1970s TV with a sliding door:

104. This 1960s Frigidaire Range:

105. This 1962 polio vaccine card:

106. This 1964 ad for a “spank me” doll:

107. These various 1960s Pizza Hut logos:

108. This 1968 ad for driving shoes:

109. This 1968 book that had a smoking ad in the middle of it:

110. This 1969 British driving license:

111. This 1970s car phone:

112. This 1969 Life magazine cover about weed:

113. This 1970s computer:

114. This 1972 Harvard tuition:

115. This 1978 Movie Calendar of a South Dakota drive-in:

116. This 1970s portable music player

117. This 1973 bathroom:

118. This 1983 McDonald’s drink stand outside of a school:

119. This 1982 Nintendo gaming console:

120. This Gatorade carton from 1988:

121. These 1982 Disneyland day passes:

122. This original bottle of Red Bull found in Thailand in 1992:

123. This evolution of the M&Ms mascot from the 1940s-1990s:

124. This 1973 boarding pass envelope:

125. This 1997 Amazon box:

126. This 1990s Nokia bag phone:

127. This 1999 Chevrolet Suburban that had a TV and VCR:

128. This 1994 watch with a calendar on it:

129. This 1990s laptop:

130. And finally, this flip phone from 1995:

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