Even the most durable items are subject to wear; and, over time, they can completely change their appearance. A good example of this is the images we selected in this article, showing things that have been widely used over time.
Demo chisel
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Shoulder rest of 15 years
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Toy dog
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Newer edition
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Gloves
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Old lunch bag
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20 year old knife
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Teddies
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What eight months of sharpening do to a butcher knife
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Retired hiking poles after 2000 miles
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Worn steps
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A once whole metal grate that covered a bridge
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Past, present and future
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Pac-Man CRT Screen Burn-In
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Footpath with centuries of use
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Entire brick wall smoothed out by ocean
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Hammer accuracy
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The floor in front of the cashier at a restaurant that opened in 1924
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Willie Nelson's "Trigger", after about 45 years of use
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