Do you still have possessions from your childhood?
 

If so, what? :)



I have absolutely nothing from mine which is quite sad :( Wish I hadn't got rid of my wrestling figures

i have a lot of things but the most notable thing is my giant stuffed giraffe named Melty :love:

I have a blue teddy bear called Billy that I got when I was 7, my son sleeps with him now though

No. I did have a cuddly elephant that I had had since being a week old...but when I moved to Greece I managed to lose it :( I was devastated for weeks and weeks tbh. I still suspect my roommate put it in the bin. Twat

I have a bear that I've had since I was born. He's seen better days but I couldn't bear to part with him.

I also have a Barbie doll that my dad promised me after I had a bad accident (split my head open after running into a roped off fence and it threw me backwards splitting my head open on the path). I was due to dance in a show and was refusing to do but my dad said he would buy me the Barbie if I did. I finally got that Barbie on my 30th birthday (it had become a family joke by then) so not really from my childhood but sort of

I DID have a Simpson's glass until last year when my step sister decided to use it to dispose of her cigarettes when going for a smoke outside. :notimpressed:

I have a teddy that my nan gave me when I was 7,his name is Teddy Edward and I would me mortified if I lost him.

I have a silver looking horseshoe charm with my name on that I discovered at my nana's house when she died, must have left it there as a very young child before we went to Africa.
I have a retro necklace my sister bought me for Xmas 1973, says "I love you" on it.

A Stitch teddy and pillow from Lilo and Stitch

My mam and dad brought them for me on their one year wedding anniversary trip and I’d never part with them

Craving a rumble are yeh?

I have two Charles and Diana wedding mugs if anyones interested in buying?

My husband has wrestling figures in our bedroom :bored: Occasionally he will let the kids play with them but he watches them like a hawk.

I have a bunny holding an eggcup eggcup that had a mini Easter egg in it that my grandmother bought for me when I was about 10

You've just reminded me of my Rupert the bear egg cup.

I didn't think I had anything but my mum has a box in the attic with some stuff we all had when we're kids.

probably worth a fortune at our age :laugh:

I have a Peter Rabbit plate cup and bowl too that i was bought for my christening. Never been used, my mum just put in her display cupboard

Got most of my old toys I think

Aw that’s lovely


Does anyone watch Dickensons Real Deal I am a bit addicted :laugh: can’t believe the amount of people who flog stuff that has been handed down from their grannies for peanuts...a woman on the show yesterday sold her grandmothers and mothers wedding bands and engament rings for 300.00 for a treat for herself and her mates :skull:

when you have to clear a house of a parent, its dreadful, but unless you have loads of free space, its impossible to take everything. Most of the stuff that appears in auctions appears from those sources, it makes me quite sad

Yeah. Toys,Comics,Games.

Have a couple of teddy bears:
- One given to me by my older brother, with an old Arsenal crest on it
- One I won on holiday at a fairground game (the only time I've ever won :laugh:), is a Coca-Cola polar bear

I don't have any toys left... but definitely a handful of N64 games lying around in cupboard drawers somewhere.

Yes I do. But I find them a bit depressing as both my mother and father are dead.

So once where there were happy memories are tinged with heavy sadness of something and two people I dearly loved, gone. :(

best thing from childhood are memories ? but never forget to be making memories as this job never ends. no matter how old you get.

I understand that but wedding rings and engagement rings are so personal and easily worn both any family members , and another guy came in with a silver teaset that was presented to his grandfather for his service in the police force, it was engraved with his grandfathers name, stuff like that is so personal I just don't know how people can part with them and usually for minimal amounts that aren't really going to change their life's

A man came in with a friends ring that her now deceased husband had made for her it was a 9 and a half carat diamond it fetched 47,000 at auction, now that I can understand!