I would have to say a small portable weather radio that is at least 15 years old but still works great, and another alarm clock radio that I have had for at least that long.
A wide variety. Some stuff that just never seems to get old to me.
Includes:
Always Something There to Remind Me - Sandie Shaw
My Ship is Coming In - Walker Brothers
Twenty Flight Rock/Somethin' Else - Eddie Cochran
Words/Pleasant Valley Sunday - Monkees
Waterloo Sunset - Kinks (Hard to find on 45 since it didn't chart in the US)
Good Time/Beach of Love - Royce Porter & the Kounts (killer rockabilly!)
She's Not There/Tell Her No - Zombies
Doggin' Around - Jackie Wilson
Walk Away Renee - Left Banke
Just a mix of common hits I like and some more obscure things that I've acquired over the years. Youtube is great for just finding new-old stuff I never knew about.
Also at Christmas time I put about 1/2 Christmas music and leave 1/2 regular stuff. Also drape a cardinal and gold garland over it sometimes with a couple ornaments.
Does a 1961 Boeing OC-135B Count?
1938 Zenith 6-S-254 Radio. My grandparent's bought it new for $74 (about the price of a nice large flatscreen today). Totally restored it last year...had internal decaying parts replaced and I refinished cabinet. Works like a charm...picks up AM from all over the country and shortwave from all over the world.
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Next oldest piece of technology would probably be an Atari 2600. :smile: