Oldest bit of tech?

[Berethond]

A pump action Rifle... I'm 18...

I have a single-shot bolt action rifle from 1920.

 

[Jark212]

A pump action Rifle... I'm 18...

I have a single-shot bolt action rifle from 1920.

I got mine as a gift from my grandmother, I have no idea what year it's from (late 40s would be my guess)...

 

[jpoon]

I have an old wind-up pocket watch. The kind they used in like the 1900's. It's awesome, and it still works!

 

[Kimarous]

A wheel!

...Or is that simplifying things too much?

I own a jagged bone! I win!

Spoiler: You made me laugh, so you get this!

 

[Jaythulhu]

Hmmm, retro-tech, let's see... I have a fully functioning Atari 2600 and 20-odd games, a Commodore 64, Amiga (no tapes though, sadly), an IBM XT with black&green 8" monitor, a beta-max video-tape player and a 286 toshiba laptop.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

A wheel!

...Or is that simplifying things too much?

I own a jagged bone! I win!

Spoiler: You made me laugh, so you get this!

YAY! MY FIRST COOKIE!

 

[Shru1kan]

I have a single-shot bolt action rifle from 1920.

Oh that is badass. I've wanted a bolt-action for a while now.

 

[USSR]

OT: I have a pager....somewhere.

..page it.

 

[Motti]

I have a pointy stick.
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[Sacman]

I have an Odyssey you know the very first home gaming console...

 

[FluffyNeurosis]

I have a bolt action that's 70something years old and a ye-oldy typewriter(the kind with round keys).

 

[headshotcatcher]

A wheel maybe?

 

[USSR]

OT: I have a pager....somewhere.

..page it.

...Good idea.

..short answers.

 

[rampantcreature]

In my personal possession? My mom's walkman.

The VCR, not nearly as old, still works too. My bet is on the typewriter and ham Radio paraphenelia.

 

[Shru1kan]

Okay smartasses. Something FROM THAT ERA that is considered Technology.

So unless you have THE FIRST pointy stick or THE ORIGINAL wheel... it doesn't count.

 

[Cerrax]

A Miller High Life neon sign circa late 1970's
A pair of JBL L26 Decade Hi-Fi speakers also from around the late 1970's I believe. Most modern systems can't hold a flame to these bad boys.

Not really tech, but I wear a bracelet that my grandpa made from a wrecked Japanese airplane in WWII. According to what he scrawled on it, it's from 1944.