Have you ever unexpectedly found a lost earring or missing watch that you thought was gone forever!
The feeling of finding something you thought was gone forever is a great one. So, the one Edward Parker received upon having his wallet returned 65 years after it went missing must have been a great one.
Parker dropped his wallet in 1950:
However, this year, almost seven decades after the item was lost, a repairman was doing work on the bookcase and found the lost wallet. It was a relic of the past and a perfectly preserved time capsule.
For example, the wallet contained a typical business card of years gone by.
You’ll notice that it has the man’s name and address, but no phone number, since this wasn’t the custom back then:
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It also held Parker’s original union card, almost in perfect condition:
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Other objects included were old stamps and receipts:
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Possibly, the most precious items recovered were old photographs of long-gone family members:
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Lastly, the wallet held Parker’s medical card, which allowed the workman to find the long-retired repairman who lost his wallet all those years ago:
This story goes to show that just because something is lost, it doesn’t mean it’s gone forever. If you agree, please SHARE with friends and family.
[Featured Image Credit: BBC]