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I lost my vintage stamp collection binder yesterday around 3pm near the Lexington Public Library on Main Street. It's a red vinyl binder about 11 inches tall, with clear stamp pages filled with US commemoratives from the 1950s to the 1970s. The spine is labeled in black Sharpie 'Midwest Collection' and there's a noticeable crease along the lower right corner. Inside, there are roughly 30-40 stamps, including a rare inverted-cent stamp misprint that I spotted last year; one stamp shows a blue cancellation from 1963. This collection has a lot of sentimental value; it's the culmination of years of work and I really need it back. If found, please message me.
I was running yesterday around 3pm along Main Street in Lexington, near the Kentucky Theatre. I must've left them by the bike racks outside the theater after a quick water break. They're blue Nike running shoes, size 9.5, with a white swoosh and neon-lime laces. The left shoe has a tiny tear at the toe, and the inside tongue has my initials 'AP' written in Sharpie. They’re not just shoes—they were my daily trainers and a Gift from my sister, so I’d really appreciate getting them back if someone found them.
I lost my black North Face parka yesterday around 3pm near the South Limestone Street by the University of Kentucky campus. It's a size M, quilted, with a faux fur hood, and the zipper is a bit stiff from wear. There's a small coffee stain along the hem from a spill last week, and inside the left pocket I stitched my initials 'P.P.' in blue thread. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my sister, and I really need it back as the mornings are getting chilly. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—drop it at campus security on Limestone or message me here.
I lost my red paperback copy of Pride and Prejudice yesterday around 3pm near the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington, specifically by Limestone Street and the Albert B. Chandler Hospital entrance. It's a well-loved edition, with a small coffee stain on the back cover and a fox-shaped bookmark tucked between pages 112 and 113. The cover is slightly creased from daily use, and there's a faint imprint of a library stamp on the inside page. This book was a gift from my grandmother, so it means more to me than any new read. If you happen to have it, I’d be grateful to hear from you at [email protected].
I was leaving the Starbucks on Limestone Street near UK's campus yesterday around 3pm when my glasses slipped off. They're black rectangular Warby Parker frames with gold hinges; inside the left temple there’s a tiny 'WP' engraving and the left lens has a small scratch. They’re a sentimental keepsake—my grandmother gave them to me, so I really need them back. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to meet by the coffee shop again or at the corner of Limestone and Avenue of Champions to pick them up.
Found this orange tabby cat this afternoon around 4:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on South Limestone Street, Lexington, near the UK campus. It’s an orange tabby with a white chest and white paws, and it’s wearing a blue collar with a tiny silver bell. It looked healthy but a bit nervous, and it has a tiny notch in the left ear plus a faint diagonal stripe on its tail—easy to identify if you know this cat. I’m pretty sure it belongs to someone around here, and I’d love to help get it back home; if you think it’s yours, drop a note here and we can set up a meetup to reunite them.
Found this ring this afternoon around 3:15pm on Limestone Street, right in front of the Camelot Café, near the Lexington Opera House. It's a 14k yellow gold band with a small square-cut sapphire in a bezel setting, about a size 6. The inner band is engraved with the initials KA. Ring is in decent shape but has a tiny nick on the bezel from being dropped on the sidewalk. I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner—please drop me a note if this sounds like yours, and tell me the initials you see inside or where you last wore it.
I found a pair of black rectangular sunglasses with a slim frame this afternoon around 4:15pm outside the Albert B. Chandler Hospital on South Limestone Street in Lexington. They're in good condition overall, with clean lenses and gold-toned hinges, but there's a tiny scratch on the left lens. Inside the left temple is an engraving that reads 'PJ'—a potential owner's initials. I know how easy it is to misplace glasses and how important they are, so I figured I’d post here in case someone recognizes them and wants them back.
Found this fluffy gray hamster this afternoon around 4:15pm in the Fayette Mall parking lot off Nicholasville Road, near the food court entrance. It’s tiny—about the size of a ping-pong ball—with soft gray fur, a white belly, and a sky-blue harness with a tiny silver bell that jingles when it moves. The little guy seems healthy and curious, just a bit rattled by the cars passing by. If this is your hamster, I’d love to help get it back—meetups can happen near the Fayette Mall entrance or by the bus stop on Nicholasville Road to make it easy.
I found a ring this afternoon around 2:15pm in front of the Lexington Public Library on Main Street. It's a slim 14k white gold band with a tiny round diamond in a simple prong setting. The ring shows a few small scratches from wear, but the diamond is bright. Inside the band there's a small engraving 'M.F.' and a barely noticeable nick along the outer edge at 3 o'clock. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange pickup.