Childhood Trinkets

Random Objects From When You Were A Kid

"A childhood trinket isn't valuable because it's rare. It's valuable because there was only one day in your life when you decided it was worth keeping."
— Entaris Itarr, personal journal

Childhood Trinkets

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1A smooth river stone painted with a smiling face.
2A wooden spinning top with chipped paint.
3A friendship bracelet woven from faded thread.
4A tiny brass bell from a beloved pet's collar.
5A dried four-leaf clover pressed between scraps of parchment.
6A marble that seems to contain swirling blue clouds.
7A feather collected because it "looked magical."
8A tiny wooden sword carved by a parent or older sibling.
9A copper coin with a hole punched through it to wear as a necklace.
10A small pouch containing colorful pebbles gathered on an adventure.
11A cloth doll missing one button eye.
12A ribbon won at a village pie-eating contest.
13A tiny clay animal sculpted by childish hands.
14A seashell held to the ear countless times.
15A stick once proudly declared to be a magic wand.
16A tiny whistle carved from elder wood.
17A folded paper crane with a childish wish written inside.
18A button taken from a grandparent's favorite coat.
19A pebble shaped remarkably like a heart.
20A hand-drawn map leading to an imaginary pirate treasure.
21A tiny glass bead won in a game.
22A carved animal tooth proudly claimed to be from a dragon.
23A small wooden flute that can only play a few notes.
24A dried flower from a first crush.
25A leather cord holding several lucky charms.
26A folded letter from a childhood friend.
27A chipped toy knight carved from pine.
28A colorful kite tail without the kite.
29A tiny silver thimble borrowed from a parent and never returned.
30A miniature slingshot made from a forked branch.
31A bird's nest carefully preserved after falling from a tree.
32A brass button found after a festival and kept for luck.
33A painted acorn collected during autumn.
34A tiny journal containing only drawings.
35A length of string used in dozens of forgotten games.
36A wooden animal whistle shaped like a fox.
37A tiny pouch of colorful glass marbles.
38A homemade paper mask from a harvest festival.
39A carved bone die with uneven sides.
40A faded ribbon tied around a favorite tree branch years ago.
41A tiny brass compass that never worked properly.
42A polished shell traded with another child.
43A cracked snow globe depicting a distant city.
44A little wooden horse with one broken leg.
45A handful of dried berries forgotten in a pocket.
46A tiny notebook listing favorite animals.
47A carved wooden bird that fits in a pocket.
48A pressed maple leaf between two thin boards.
49A smooth skipping stone that was "too perfect" to throw.
50A tiny bottle filled with glittering sand.
51A festival mask painted by a child.
52A cloth cape once worn while pretending to be a hero.
53A chipped porcelain tea cup from countless imaginary tea parties.
54A tiny pouch containing colorful buttons.
55A feather tied with blue thread and called a "lucky feather."
56A wooden puzzle missing one piece.
57A folded list of impossible dreams for adulthood.
58A crude drawing of the family home.
59A tiny carved turtle polished smooth by handling.
60A small sack of oddly shaped seeds collected for no particular reason.
61A piece of chalk worn almost to nothing.
62A ribbon from a village race.
63A brass token earned helping at a local market.
64A smooth piece of sea glass.
65A small collection of colorful bird feathers.
66A cork from a bottle opened during a family celebration.
67A tiny wooden shield painted with a family's imagined coat of arms.
68A folded paper fortune teller covered in childish handwriting.
69A tiny stuffed owlbear sewn from mismatched fabric scraps.
70A polished walnut said to be "magic."
71A tiny carved boat that once floated in puddles after storms.
72A silver-colored pebble mistakenly believed to be real treasure.
73A tiny bell rung whenever adventures began.
74A faded festival ticket saved as a keepsake.
75A handprint preserved in dried clay.
76A tiny wooden box containing "important things"—now empty.
77A smooth stick used to draw kingdoms in the dirt.
78A folded recipe copied from a beloved family member.
79A tiny leather pouch holding a single favorite marble.
80A colorful scarf from a winter festival.
81A child's drawing of their family, complete with an imaginary pet dragon.
82A little crown woven from dried flowers.
83A wooden whistle that imitates a songbird surprisingly well.
84A tiny collection of oddly shaped snail shells.
85A chipped mug awarded for participating in a village fair.
86A brass charm shaped like a lucky horseshoe.
87A faded ribbon marking the height reached on a favorite climbing tree.
88A smooth stone engraved with the initials of two childhood friends.
89A tiny folded paper boat.
90A toy wagon wheel kept after the wagon fell apart.
91A colorful bead from a long-broken necklace.
92A tiny pouch of dried lavender tucked under a pillow to chase away nightmares.
93A carved wooden animal made during a first carving lesson.
94A faded invitation to a childhood birthday celebration.
95A smooth coin won by guessing the weight of a piglet at a fair.
96A lock of fur from a beloved childhood pet tied with ribbon.
97A tiny sketch of a "secret hideout" hidden inside a folded parchment.
98A hand-sewn patch from a favorite childhood blanket.
99A tiny tin box containing a handful of "treasures": a bead, a feather, a pebble, and a button.
100A folded note, written in childish handwriting, that reads: "When we're grown up, let's promise we'll always be friends."

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