Previously carrying night warfare equipment to help locate the enemy, this solid wooden ammo box, with its heavy rope handles on both ends & solid locking mechanisms once stored 6 x 81mm Illuminating mortar bombs.
Now with its tapered wooden legs, it is geared up to function as a side table and can store any of your utilities.
Available for sale at Recreate
“Short of opening a bottle with your teeth, we can’t think of a more manly way to crack a cold one than with a demilitarized .50 caliber bullet casing…which is exactly what this is. Made in the good ole US of A out of military grade ammunition by Bullets2Bandages, this bottle opener is probably the only way most of us are ever going to handle a fist-sized .50 cal round, but we’re ok with that.”
On sale here.
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“This lamp is made with the tail fins of a 100-lb bomb from the Korean War. Paint and corrosion are removed to expose gleaming steel, interrupted by rough machinists marks from the factory. The interior of the fins retains the original turquoise paint, for a subtle wink of color. Finished with a polished nickel socket, elegant cloth-wrapped cord, and a natural linen shade.” On sale here.
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Artworks made with recycled printed circuit boards and electronic components salvaged from computer gadgets by PCB Creations (Steven Rodrig). Also on sale here.
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A collective of young architects and designers from AlArchitects of Prague have designed a range of jewellery made from recycled medical waste.
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