Do you own anything made in a Country that doesn't exist anymore?

[Josquius]

Somewhere I have a small picture from the US in the 1850s when it was still a democracy.

[Barrister]

I picked up some postcards from the Soviet Union while in Hungary in 2008.

[Savonarola]

I have a 17th century map of Rome made in The Papal States.

[grumbler]

Lots of Soviet stuff, including a "Leningrad Yacht Club" sweatshirt that was not a joke.

[Habbaku]

Somewhere I have a small picture from the US in the 1850s when it was still a democracy.

That'd be before our "succession" crisis?

[jimmy olsen]

I don't own her, but my wife was born in the Soviet Union.

[The Brain]

I don't own her, but my wife was born in the Soviet Union.

Maybe she was made on a holiday trip?

[mongers]

My mind it was made in a far away land a long time ago.   

Off the top of my head, Soviet cameras including a Lomo LCA a Lubitel 166, a thingy/zorki light meter and a very heavy small table vice.

I've an enlarger somewhere which was made in communist Czechoslovakia

A pair of East German 'Zeiss' binoculars.


What's a real rarity now are things stamped with 'Made In England' and that won't change not matter what Johnson's little englander project results in. The only recent thing I recall with it on is a quality dumbell spanner made by Weldtite up in Tyr's neck of the woods. 

[Richard Hakluyt]

A bit of a cheat perhaps............I have a stamp collection. So there are stamps from various colonies, Austria-Hungary, the constituent states that became the German Empire and oddities like Saarland and Danzig. Also some items from colonial Singapore and Hong Kong...a table, chest, paintings etc.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

some old toys from West Germany, from when we lived there

[Solmyr]

I have tons of stuff made in the USSR. Most of it still is in good shape/works.

[The Brain]

I have tons of stuff made in the USSR. Most of it still is in good shape/works.

A neck, only shot once?