17 Unexpected Things People Inherited

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My friend’s ring watch she inherited from her Grandma!

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When my grandfather passed away I inherited this. Needs some work but my grandpa had good taste.

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I think I may have inherited Jimmy/Saul’s watch from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul

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My friend inherited a narwhal tusk from his grandfather.

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I’ve been fascinated by this paperweight of my grandpa’s for as long as I can remember. Today I inherited it.

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Chess set/table I inherited from my Grandfather.

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I inherited a century-old cast iron waffle iron this Christmas. It still cooks amazing waffles.

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I just inherited this moon globe from my late Grandmother. The far side has a blank area as it was still unknown when the globe was made.

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Today we inherited my boyfriends Grandfather’s vinyl collection.

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I inherited this necklace when my ma passed away. I think she wore it in the 70s. I just found out it has a secret – this pointy mini arrow looking thing comes out! Does anyone know what it’s used for? Maybe like an emergency writing utensil if you dip it in ink? It’s the width of a toothpick. This is an antique perfume bottle, and the arrow on the end was for dabbing perfume on, which seems… Uncomfortable?

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We inherited a cat… His name is Pumpkin but we also call him Pig Cat.

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My Uncle’s 56 year old tortoise he inherited from my grandparents.

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A real life pandora’s box. A gentleman that immigrated to my state from eastern Europe, built it and kept only what he could fit in it. He then sold it to pay medical bills. Which is when my Nana bought it. I just inherited it because she passed

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Inherited this amazing chess set from my father. Just thought I’d share it.

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My new Keystone Olympic standard 8mm film video camera, inherited from my great grandfather

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My wife inherited this table from her grandpa. She thinks it’s called a skittles table.. but can’t find much on what it is or how to play. Any point in the right direction would be great!! Commenters on the original post determined this is for “bar billiards,” which is very popular in the U.K. and portions of Europe