u/J-Bird1983

Back in 2000 or 2001, I was working at a Subway. The store I worked at remodeled. It went from the 1980s style, wood paneling below, upper was the brown NYC Subway print.

They also had two of these glass sneeze guards that were attached by brass posts. They removed them and replaced with the bubble glass, that was popular at the time.

They were going to toss both of them. I took one and a coworker took the other. I later learned his got broke within a year. 25+ years later, mine is still here. I've always wanted to get it in a frame and hang it.

Edit: I forgot to add, it is 15" tall and 48" wide.

I just wanted to share my living room of my house. The house was built in 1912. Really the only thing new in here is the Leg Lamp. It does stay up all year long and is on a timer to come on in the evening and shuts off around midnight. The TV is from 1985 and still works. I do have a roku stick hooked up to it as well as a DVD player and VCR. The wallpaper was in the house when I purchased it and it goes great.

The last photo is of the entry way just off the living room. That is an Atwater Kent radio from 1927.

I just wanted to share my living room of my house. The house was built in 1912. Really the only thing new in here is the Leg Lamp. It does stay up all year long and is on a timer to come on in the evening and shuts off around midnight. The TV is from 1985 and still works. I do have a roku stick hooked up to it as well as a DVD player and VCR. The wallpaper was in the house when I purchased it and it goes great.

The last photo is of the entry way just off the living room. That is an Atwater Kent radio from 1927.

This is the living room in my 1912 house. The first four pictures are of how I had it arranged, until recently. The last four are how I rearranged it. What do you think between the two arrangements? Do you think that a third option is better? I really don't want to get rid of any of the pieces of furniture in there. I will eventually change out the rug, but for now it will have to stay.

The last picture is of my entry. The spot I'm standing at is where the pocket doors are located in the living room pictures. That is an Atwater Kent radio from 1927.