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I lost my micheal kors brown wallet(see pictures down)it was Thursday 23rd April 2026 it was around broadway junction and broad st in the j line at 2pm please help me to find it back and call me asap u have seen it
I lost my navy blue North Face hoodie yesterday around 3pm near Grand Central Terminal, right by the 42nd Street entrance and the main concourse. It's a size L fleece hoodie, with a white North Face logo on the chest and a silver zipper. There's a tiny coffee stain on the left cuff and a faint pull in the zipper. Inside the pocket, I have a small embroidered initials 'AY' on the care tag. It means a lot to me; it's my go-to casual wear and kept me warm through hard weeks. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
📢 LOST CAMERA – SONY ZV-E10 (REWARD OFFERED) I lost my camera near 57 W 84th St, New York, NY 10024 (close to Central Park, Upper West Side). Camera details: • Brand: Sony • Model: ZV-E10K/BQ • Color: Black • Lens: 16–50mm (OSS II) • Mount: E-mount Additional identifiers: • Code: WW356015 • Barcode/number: 4548736166950 This camera contains very important personal photos and memories. 🙏 If you found it or have any information, please contact me. 💰 Reward offered – no questions asked. Thank you so much for your help!
I lost my passport (german) between 101 east and 96 east on 2nd street.
Lost my wedding ring - Gold with 1 ruby and 2 diamonds, sand-casted - during a bike tour through Lower Manhattan. Possibly lost it around Washington Square Arch or West Village (Christopher Street) or Hudson River Greenway.
I found a framed abstract painting with orange and teal swirls this afternoon around 2:15pm outside Chelsea Market on 9th Ave between 15th and 16th Street. It’s an 18x24 inch oil on canvas in a black wood frame with a small dent at the lower right corner. There’s a back sticker that reads 'M. Ortega, 2023' and a faint fingerprint on the glass. It looks meaningful and I’d really like to see it go back to its owner — if you’re missing it, I’m happy to help reunite you.
I found a white AirPods Pro charging case this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Union Square subway entrance on 14th Street, NYC. It's in good condition with just a tiny scratch on the lid and a purple heart sticker on the back for identification. I’ve kept it safe in a tote for the last hour, hoping to reunite it with its owner soon—these earbuds are meaningful to someone. If this is yours, describe the sticker detail or the approximate battery level and we can arrange a pickup or mail-back.
I found a pair of gold-tone hoop earrings this afternoon around 2:15pm near Union Square Park, outside the 14th Street subway entrance. They’re medium-sized hoops, about 1.5 inches in diameter, with a row of small clear crystals along the outer edge. The back clasp has a tiny crescent moon stamp, and the inner side has a small teal enamel dot—nice little details that caught my eye. They seem in good condition, just a bit dusty from being on the ground. If these belong to you, I’d really like to help reunite you with them.
I found a compact universal travel adapter set this afternoon around 4pm near the Port Authority Bus Terminal, at 8th Ave and 42nd Street. It's in a matte black plastic case with a bright red silicone cap on one outlet and a small label etched 'TravelMate 3.0' on the back. The plug supports US/EU/UK/AU and there are USB-C and USB-A ports; it powered up fine when I tested it with my charger. The adapter shows a few micro-scratches from being carried in a bag, but it's in solid working condition. If this is yours, I'm happy to help you get it back.
I found a cream-colored cable-knit scarf this morning around 9:15am by Union Square Park, near the northeast corner where Broadway meets 14th Street. It has a navy blue stripe along the edge and a small maple-leaf enamel pin near the tag. It's in great condition, no pulls or stains, and the wool is soft—perfect for a chilly day in New York City. If this scarf belongs to you, I'm happy to meet up near Union Square to return it; it clearly means a lot to someone and I want to help get it back.
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