Familiar Object Collection (#3)

Dog biscuits in a bowl

Padlock

Dog food in a bowl

Indoor games. Board and skill games stacked on a shelf

Padlock and keys

Paper shredder. This device is used in offices to destroy sensitive documents

Christmas, conceptual artwork
Christmas. Conceptual computer artwork of Christmas represented by brussels sprouts in the form of christmas lights

Books. Fiction and nonfiction books in a pile

Open fiction book

Fork in lemonade

Fiction books on a shelf

Soft dolls made from fabric

United Nations council chamber. Photographed at the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), Switzerland

Stuffed toys
Soft toys on a baby mobile

Book

Briefcase

Rolodex. This is a rotating file used to store business contact information

Conference room. Chairs at tables in a conference room. Photographed at the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), Switzerland

World clock. Clock displaying the local time in cities in different countries. Photographed in the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), Switzerland

Padlock and chain, computer artwork

Christmas tree-shaped pastry cutter

Toy tin tractor, X-ray
Toy tin tractor. X-ray showing the mechanism inside a toy tractor

Combination padlock

Mistletoe decoration hanging on a door

Happiness at work. Model of a human head inscribed with the different aspects of employment that are considered important to good mental health and wellbeing, and which increase productivity

Sandpaper, close-up
Sandpaper. Close-up of the surface of three sheets of coarse sandpaper. Sandpaper is not made of sand, instead it is made from tiny glass grains bonded to paper

Comb, coloured negative image

Gold hallmarks, 1986
Gold hallmarks from 1986 on a gold object. A hallmark is an official mark made on an item of precious metal to guarantee the quality of the metal

Watch screw, SEM
Watch screw, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Magnification unknown

Tinted SEM of movement of Timex watch
False colour scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the movement of an inexpensive watch (made by Timex) showing a close-up of the minute wheel & pinion (bottom) meshing with the hour wheel (top)

Pencil tip, SEM
Pencil tip, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). The shaved wooden surface (upper right, brown) contrasts with the tip (lower left, grey) that is used to write with

Paint tins with their lids off, showing the coloured paints inside. A paintbrush is also seen

Part of an old clock face. The lacquer used on the face is showing cracks of age

Row of books, computer artwork

Gold hallmarks, 1897
Gold hallmarks from 1897 on a gold medal. A hallmark is an official mark made on an item of precious metal to guarantee the quality of the metal

Christmas star decoration

Iron gate, which has been galvanized (coated with zinc) to stop it rusting

Internal cogs and gears of a 17-jewel Swiss watch
Watch cogs. Internal cogs and gears of a watch escapement. The red circles are ruby jewels used in bearings. An escapement is a device within a watch which provides periodic impulses to the balance

Photocopied letter, SEM
Photocopied letter " a", coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Photocopiers make copies by melting a polymer-rich toner onto paper

False-colour SEM of the crown wheel of a watch
False-colour scanning electron micrograph of the crown wheel of a Swiss-made, 17-jewel INCABLOC watch. The crown wheel is part of the watchs winding mechanism

Childs worn shoes

Internal gears within a clock
Clock cogs. Internal gears and cogs in an antique clock on a decorative background. At upper left is the pivot for the hour and minute hands; at top left is part of the seconds face

Bicycle gears
Bicycle gear mechanism. The peddle and chain wheel (top right corner) are turned by the rider. This turning force is transferred to the rear wheel by a toothed chain

Photocopier toner particles, SEM
Toner powder, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Toner is used to produce the image in photocopiers and laser printers

False-colour SEM of the crown wheel of a
False-colour scanning electron micrograph of the crown wheel of a Swiss-made, 17-jewel INCABLOC watch. The crown wheel is part of the watchs winding mechanism

Watch cog, SEM
Watch cog, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM)

Sticking tape, SEM
Sticky tape. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the adhesive side of a piece of sticky tape. This cellulose tape has a pressure- sensitive adhesive coating on one side

Sellotape, light micrograph
Sellotape, polarised light micrograph

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"Unveiling the Nostalgic Charm: A Journey Through Familiar Objects" Step into a world where time stands still, as we explore the enchanting allure of familiar objects. From the elegant Cast iron Victorian walking stick stand that whispers tales of a bygone era to the SEM diamond stylus delicately traveling through LP grooves H100 / 0086, each item holds its own unique story. Feel the electrifying energy as an electric guitar and amplifier ignite your senses, unleashing a symphony of melodies that reverberate through your soul. The Rubik's cube becomes more than just artwork; it transforms into a captivating puzzle that challenges both mind and patience. Witness the delicate dance between stylus and record as they intertwine in perfect harmony, breathing life into timeless tunes etched on vinyl. Meanwhile, nestled within a card index box lies secrets waiting to be discovered – memories meticulously organized for safekeeping. As you slip on an eye mask, let yourself drift away from reality and embark on adventures fueled by imagination. Snakes and ladders become pathways to excitement while rubber ducks bring playful joy to bath times past and present. Intricate chess pieces command attention with their strategic elegance, inviting us to engage in battles of intellect. And who could resist the whimsical charm of a toy duck? Its vibrant colors evoke childhood innocence and carefree laughter. These familiar objects transcend mere material possessions; they hold sentimental value that transcends time itself. They remind us of cherished moments shared with loved ones or solitary hours lost in contemplation. Each object has witnessed our triumphs, failures, joys, and sorrows – silent witnesses to our lives' tapestry. So take a moment to appreciate these humble treasures surrounding us every day - for within them lie stories untold yet yearning to be heard once again.