Friend of mine, Vietnam veteran; 1968, Bam B Thut, 4th ID, 3rd Brigade, US Army1yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/accidentalrockwell
A little bit of craic at House of McDonnell, Ballycastle, Ireland1yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/accidentalrockwell
My friend's father passed away awhile ago. He went to MIT and was an engineer who painted this. His family believes it is in code, but no one has ever solved it.4yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/pics
Photo my grandpa took of some gis trying out an M2A2. Seems they didn't need the rear panel. Note the .50 in place of a main gun. Likely 1941.2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/tanks
If you feel you are having a bad day, just come back to this post. Maybe your day isn't that bad after all?1yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/USMC
Found by a friend, this is a painting from a deceased MIT grad. Family believes it is code, but no one has ever solved it. Crossposted from r/pics and r/codebreakers4yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/Whatisthis
My friend's father passed away awhile ago. He went to MIT and was an engineer who painted this. His family believes it is in code, but no one has ever solved it. (Crossposted from r/pics and r/whatisthis4yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/codes
Tiny fella wearing corpses and lichen to fool his prey. Terrifying in theory.1yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/insects
My first. I really goofed it up, but no one seems to notice because they are polite. Don Quixote.2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/Pyrography
Pro Russian Chechen special forces soldier displays captured NLAW in Mariupol. Notice the spotless gear and uniform. Also, we now know why they call Russians orcs since Saruman showed up.2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/RussiaUkraineWar2022
My grandfather, WW2 Pacific theatre. Still learning about him. I know he was at Pearl Harbor during the attack. (Have newspaper) I know he brought home a Japanese flag with blood on it. (Have it.)2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/wwiipics
2nd time Ridgeline owner. Just picked up this 2021 RT-L with three miles on it. Here we go!3yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/hondaridgeline
My US web gear; helmet pack and belts say 1918, mag pouches 1922, WW2 canteen. Holster unknown.2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/Militariacollecting
Today, I sifted through the sand I collected from Iwo Jima a few years ago. Found some shrapnel and casings.5yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/Militariacollecting
Free find today and came with a note. Apparently sold for $3200 30 years ago. Can't find anything like it online. All the ones I find have the fat part middle or top.2yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/furniture
Found in grandpa's photo tin the other day. 恒男 杉村/Tsuneo Sugimura. On the left hand confident victory/必勝, On the right, 祈武運長久 is continued luck in the fortune of war. Tsuneo, Wherever you are. I'm thankful for his sacrifice because had it been the other way around, I wouldn't be here.5yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/Militariacollecting
Second painting, Country setting. Had trouble with the barn. What do you think?5yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/HappyTrees
Old patriotic metal thing. Found in my grandfather's foot locker. More photos in comments.5yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
Found on the beach, East Coast. Can't understand the writing. Should I call EOD?6yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
Found at Onslow Beach, North Carolina. Lots of Megeladon teeth are found there. What is this? A tooth, rock or claw? 3 1/2 inches long, 1 3/4 inches at widest point.5yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/whatsthisrock
2 for 1 special? Handicapped? No he was not handicapped. (Crosspost from r/badparking6yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/PeopleBeingJerks
My grandpa, 1950s. He bought this car and repainted it to look like a WW1 German staff car. How he got away with it, I'll never know.4yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Great Aunt Gladys got this as a stock incentive during the great depression while working at Chrysler in Chicago. Previous post didn't show unique markings. Does Dodge Bros add value to it? Just re-found it. Thought it was lost forever! Serial is 299882. Would appreciate any info on it.6yr ⋅ deadbypowerpoint ⋅ r/guns
