22 unkillable things that it is time to retire, and they're still beautiful

Sometimes it happens that you buy sneakers and after season they burst. And sometimes, on the contrary, one thing can serve you for a year or two, but for decades! Of course, such situations are quite rare, but the photo that we have collected to confirm the existence of "unkillable things."

"This mixer has experienced at least four decades and today, as always, perfectly, helped me to make cheesecake."

This chair Eames Soft Pad for more than 50 years, and it didn't even have any time to change the wrap!

Here are the world's oldest Levi's jeans, made 138 years ago.

This sewing machine singer more than a century, and it still works great. No wonder they were hunted by the antiquarians.

Automatic juicer Proctor Silex 1970s, years of release still works flawlessly!

Signature leather jacket from the 80's. a Bit of restoration and it will last for another 35 years.

Vintage waffle iron 1958, bought at a flea market for 20 bucks (1300 rubles).

"Mom bought this hand mixer ESIMIX in 1982 and is still using it."

Do you believe that these shoes 20 years?

This designer plywood chair Eames Lounge Chair Wood (LCW) was made in 1947. He served faithfully for over 70 years and still the same and sure will last.

"I wore this sweater in 1981, in 2017 it was worn by my son and now it is my daughter."

It looks like mouse Logitech MX518, which is used 40 hours a week for 10 years.

"This wall clock my grandmother bought as many as in 1970. Still perfectly show the time, not behind or in a minute."

For 20 years, it makes the most delicious popcorn.

This sheepskin regularly wear about 50 years, and I was looking for!

Razor 40 years looks as good as new!

"But 40 years ago at this Lego I played...".

"My grandmother had this set Pyrex in 1948 as a wedding gift. Now he's got me."

"Adidas bag 70-ies, which was used by my father."

"My Raleigh Quasar 1986, made from Reynolds 501 steel, will definitely last a few decades!".

"Military belt my grandfather's 1941. I still use it every day."

"My Steinway Baby Grand, 1874. Belonged to great grandmother and great grandfather, and was transferred from Poland to the United States."