Who has the oldest, and who the youngest "period" property?

[Penners]

If we're drifting off topic onto wheelbarrows, I'd like to nominate my Grandads. It was at least 30 years old when he died in '76 which makes it about pensionable age now and still going strong.

Pah! That's nothing!

I have my great-grandfather's spade, which has been passed down through the family.

It's had five new handles and four new blades, but it's still in its original condition.

 

[TomW]

A commendably elastic use of the word "original" there Penners.

 

[Flyfisher]

The old ones are the best. :lol:

 

[worms]

The old ones are the best. :lol:

Penners or his joke?

 

[Flyfisher]

You decide! :wink:

 

[CatherineB]

The old ones are the best. :lol:

Penners or his joke?

His spade, of course... Keep up, worms! :wink:

 

[FamilyWiggs]

So where's Trigger and his broom?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbha4XclSMU