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1/4" socket set keychain; Snap-on tools auto mechanic swag from about a million years ago. My dad gave it to me and I've used it exclusively for most of those million years.
These days one side holds the bare minimum that I need when I go out for a run (door key and building fob), and the other side holds the rest of the keys I need on a mostly-daily basis (mailbox, office, desks, etc.).
This book, Pretty Little Pillows, has a project of mine! I'm giving away a free copy!
I'm giving away a free copy!
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I bought this cute keychain recently; I haven't used it yet. It has the famous Japanese Maneki Neko Cat that brings good luck and it has five Chinese Feng Shui coins for wealth. I actually bought it because I love collecting brass, copper and bronze things, but good luck and wealth are very welcome!
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Henry: a playful articulated "T Rex" 3D printed by my daughter. Henry has been taken around the world several times by her Uncle and gotten into very exclusive places. Each new place initiates an image in context that is returned to the maker. Uncle is visiting as we speak. Henry is happy to be HOME.
A 25-ore coin from Denmark. Its main virtue is that it has a handy hole in the middle.
It has 2 uses:
1) Tightening arca swiss plates to the base of my camera body to a degree of tightness I can't achieve with my fingers, and
2) Buying something very very cheap in Denmark (provided I've travelled by time-machine to spend it before it was demonetized in 2008)
Made a little robot out of that weird keychain torso part.
Check my video to see the unusual innards of keychain minifigs: youtu.be/OZH8uonrTSk
My collection has metal, wood, plastic, vinyl, polyester and leather.
"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
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For ABCs and 123s group, "K" is for Keychains.
The backs of a couple of photo transfer keychains. The backs are black clay with silver metallic wax highlighting the upper areas of the design.
...for this weeks "Macro Mondays" with the theme "Keychain".
Captured using my Iphone 8 and the black eye macro lens.
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A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "keychain". While I am sure Macro Mondayers will upload images of peronal memorabilia or fancy car symbols, I think this supermarket trolley token is at least useful! HMM to all.
Key to a house we don't own anymore, but useful as a photo prop I guess. The plastic tag is 53 mm long. HMM and Happy New Year!