Rare Eleanor Roosevelt letter, $20K gold Rolex among lost luggage items noted in 'The Found Report'
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Unclaimed Baggage in Scottsboro, Alabama, is repurposing lost luggage by reselling unclaimed items after a 90-day search for owners. Their report showcases unique finds like historical artifacts and reflects cultural shifts in consumer behavior, such as increased interest in pet supplies. With over 1 million visitors yearly, the store offers significant discounts on valuable items including designer clothes and luxury watches, illustrating the diverse range of lost luggage.
A movie script from the 1985 film "The Goonies," a 1941 newspaper clipping of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and a letter from Eleanor Roosevelt illustrate the historical items found.
The store takes possession of unclaimed baggage only after a lengthy 90-day search for owners, emphasizing their commitment to finding owners.
This report allows us to share culture shifts we observe year after year, reflecting what American travelers value.
Read at New York Post
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