That you have gotten handed down to you?

I was trying to figure out which pan/pot I was going to use to make some stew in yesterday and ended up using my mothers old Dutch Oven that she use to cook my favorite meals in back in the 60's, there is no telling how long she had it before then? But I thought it was pretty cool that I ended up with it and her Holy Bible which is a treasure trove of family information.

What have you had handed down to you and how old is some of your stuff?

My moms Dutch oven on the right, the bigger one on the left I got a a garage sale for $10.00 about 5 years ago.

I can't remember if I've shared this on here or not, but it's pretty damn cool IMO. My Grandfather was a Highway Patrolman in OK for most of his career. Upon retiring from highway Patrol, he became chief of Police in Pawhuska, OK. This is his revolver that he carried as Chief of Police, and the holster that he carried it in. It is a S&W j-frame with the grip safety, which I have pinned. Accordinng to the serial number, it is circa 1954. Somewhere, I have a photo of him wearing it. On the rare occasion that I have to wear a tucked in shirt with slacks, I'll carry his revolver in a desantis softuck.

I inherited my Great Grandpa’s rifle.
Marlin 30-30 octagon barrel.
Made in 1893,it has a four digit serial number.
I have the leather scabbard he carried it in on the side of his horse as well.
The rifle is in good shape,and I have killed a few deer with it.

A slide rule used on the Apollo missions. It was used by my great uncle who was a Chief Quality Control Engineer on the Saturn V rockets that sent men to the moon. It has been passed down from engineer to engineer in my family. I passed it on to my son-in-law when he got his P.E.