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Spare PartsA metal cylinder with a small lens inside intended to be installed on a door.

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A metal cylinder with a small lens inside intended to be installed on a door.
A molasses-like syrup obtained after condensing juices of grape must.
Delicious cooked dumplings consisting of a meat filling wrapped in thin dough.
A small fabric container with a zipper. Commonly used by children to store school supplies.
A small sharpener used to keep pencils in working order.
A one-cent coin, featuring a portrait of Abraham Lincoln. You could flip it.
A hardcover edition of the Pentecostal Catechism, a comprehensive guide to the beliefs, practices, and teachings of the Pentecostal movement within Christianity.
The pepper jack beef entree from an MRE.
A handful of soft, chocolate-covered peppermint patties… yum!
The pizza entree from an MRE, featuring pepperoni slices and cheese.
A pre-mixed salty solution of protein and sugar meant for bacteria to eat.
A sparkling peridot.
Ink comprised of a main carrier solvent, a glyceride, a pyrrolidone, a resin, and a colorant, making it water resistant.
A small pamphlet advertising the benefits of different pets and local pet related facilities and shops. Using it will add roads, pet shops, animal shelters, parks, trailheads and vets to your map.
A 90 mm Petri dish, commonly used in labs dealing with microorganisms or tissue samples.
A fist-sized eyeball with a cross-shaped pupil. It seems to be made of stone, but doesn't look like it was carved.
A small pewter serving bowl without a lid. Holds 250 mL of liquid.
Covered in interlocking plates of reflective metal, this advanced suit resembles both plate armor and an astronaut's spacesuit. Designed to protect its wearer during extradimensional excursions, it offers unparalleled environmental protection, both in this Earth and beyond. Use it to turn it on.
Covered in interlocking plates of reflective metal, this advanced suit resembles both plate armor and an astronaut's spacesuit. It is turned on, and continually draining power. Use it to turn it off.
A useful and potent solvent with a wide range of reactive applications. It can be used to make a huge number of plastics and polymers, it can be an antiseptic, it can strip paint and break down epoxy, and it can burn your skin away like tissue paper under a heat gun. Wear gloves.
A hardcover English translation of the Philaret Catechism, written by the Metropolitan Philaret of Moscow in the 19th century. This book serves as a comprehensive guide to the teachings and beliefs of the Eastern Orthodox Church, structured in a question-and-answer format and covers various aspects of Christian doctrine, including theology, morality, sacraments, prayer, and the Ten Commandments.
This hefty volume contains the telephone numbers of individuals, businesses, and utilities. Pretty useless during the apocalypse and all.
Studying the phonologies of children with non-organic speech disorders, this volume details the latest findings in optimality theory, phonological acquisition and disorders. It is intended for linguists and psychologists.
A leather album full of photos of somebody's family. You don't know any of the people in them, but seeing these pictures still makes you think of happier times.
A varied collection of detailed photos. Any collections of this kind will be added to this one.
A small picture of something or somebody important to the owner, designed to be safely tucked into a wallet.
This hefty volume contains all the legally mandated information relevant to physicians for writing prescriptions, generously supported by the efforts and contributions of major pharmaceutical companies. For the most part, it provides information identical to what is available on that of medication packaging inserts, and cannot match the completeness of digital pharmaceutical references like MediSoft. At least it doesn't need power to be used.
An elegant piano, capable of producing beautiful music if used by a skilled player. A set of off-white and black keys are linked to a set of hammers, which strike their corresponding tightly-coiled wire to produce sound.
A length of thin, relatively stretchy coiled steel wire. Used to produce musical notes in instruments.
A small pickled cucumber. Rather sour, but tastes good and lasts for a long time.
A pickled egg. Rather salty, but tastes good and lasts for a long time.
A serving of crisply brined and canned fish. Tasty and nutritious.
Fish fillets pickled in some sort of tangy white sauce.
A serving of crisply brined and canned meat. Tasty and nutritious.
A mass of entrails and organ meat, preserved in brine. Packed with essential vitamins, and although it looks like a lab specimen, it actually tastes pretty palatable.
A serving of crisply brined and canned vegetable matter. Tasty and nutritious.
A medium picture of something that the owner wished to decorate their house with.
A game where one player draws an image, and the others attempt to guess what it is.
A strip of bark pulled from an alder tree. Used in the production of topical hemostatics.
A sheet of tough, water-resistant bark taken from a birch tree.
A piece of cardboard.
A chunk of brain from an animal. You wouldn't want to eat this raw…
A chunk of brain from a demihuman being. Don't prion diseases cross species barriers?
A portion of heart from a demihuman being. It's tough but not that chewy, and it spoils very quickly.
This is probably a piece of kidney extracted from a demihuman being.
A chunk of liver from a demihuman being.