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Yesterday around 3pm I realized my autographed 1952 Topps Mantle baseball card was missing. It's tucked inside a small tan leather-bound binder, with the card in a clear sleeve and Mantle's blue signature visible. The binder rides in a blue pouch with a red '12' sticker on the spine, and I last had it when I was sitting outside a cafe near Clinton Square in Syracuse. This card has huge sentimental value for me because it's a gift from my grandfather, and I really need it back; if anyone finds it, please contact me—I'd be forever grateful.
I’m hoping someone found my blue-sparkle Pearl snare drum. I was in Syracuse yesterday around 3pm after a quick jam outside the Destiny USA entrance on Canal Street. I left the 14x6.5-inch Pearl snare on the curb next to my backpack while I grabbed a water, and when I came back it was gone. The drum is in decent used condition, with a blue sparkle wrap, chrome hardware, and a small dent on the rim plus a faded sticker that says 'Syracuse Jazz Collective' near the lugs. It’s the main drum I use for my local band and it has sentimental value—really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please reach out; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm somewhere around Destiny USA in Syracuse. I’d just left the main Destiny USA entrance off Destiny USA Drive when I realized they were gone. They’re on a bright red braided lanyard with a silver house key and a larger brass key, plus a small plastic penguin charm. There’s also a blue plastic tag with my apartment number written in Sharpie. The lanyard is frayed and the metal ring is a bit bent. These keys have sentimental value—the house key opens my late grandmother’s old apartment. If anyone found them, please reach out—I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my mid-century teak coffee table with a glass top yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact square piece, about 40 by 40 inches, with a warm teak finish and a slim brass frame holding the glass. There’s a small chip on the front left corner of the glass and a tiny dent along the right front leg—easy to spot if you know what to look for. This table is sentimental to me; it was a gift from my grandmother and has lived in my Syracuse living room since college. I last saw it outside the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que on West Willow Street in Armory Square, near Clinton Street, and if anyone finds it, I’d be grateful to get it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my two tickets to a Syracuse show disappeared. They were for The 1975 at the Carrier Dome, Section 204, Row B, Seats 7 and 8. I had them in a white printout with a neon pink border and a small Ticketmaster hologram in the corner, tucked inside a clear sleeve in my backpack. The tickets have a slight crease on the top-right corner and a faint barcode smudge from rain earlier that day. I’d hate for my sister to miss the concert—it's a belated gift for her birthday—so if anyone found them, please drop them off near the Destiny USA entrance by the South Avenue side, or message me here. I can verify details and offer a reward.
I found this afternoon around 2:15pm on Jefferson Street in Armory Square, just outside the Warehouse Bar & Grill. It's a 16x20 inch framed abstract painting on canvas, with bold orange and teal shapes and a white border. The frame is black wood and has a small nick along the bottom edge. On the back there's a Syracuse Art Collective label and a handwritten note that says 'Riverside Series - #12.' I'm confident it's someone's artwork, and I’d love to get it back to its rightful owner.
I found a black Kala concert ukulele this morning around 7:50am on the sidewalk by Clinton Square in downtown Syracuse. It's tucked in a gray fabric gig bag with a purple star sticker right on the zipper pull and a small coffee stain near the bottom corner. The instrument looks well-loved—the headstock bears a white Kala logo, and there are four nylon strings with a little fret wear on the first few frets. The bag's strap is a bit frayed, evidence it's been hauled to gigs. If the owner sees this and recognizes the unique sticker or bag, I hope you reach out so I can get this back to you.
I found a cat this afternoon around 3:45pm near the Destiny USA mall off Carrier Circle in Syracuse. It's a medium-sized cream tabby with a bright blue collar and a tiny bell that jingles when it moves. The cat has a distinct white patch on its chest in the shape of a heart and a small scar on its right hind leg. It seemed well-fed and relaxed, purring as I stroked it, so I'm hoping to find its owner soon -- I know how scary it is when a pet goes missing.
Found a violin this afternoon around 3:45pm on the sidewalk outside the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que on West Willow Street in Syracuse. It’s a full-size violin with a warm sunburst varnish, a few cosmetic scratches along the edges, and a slightly worn chin rest. The case is a soft black one with a red felt-lined interior, and there’s a small sticker inside the lid that reads 'Syracuse Conservatory.' The label inside the instrument says 'Stentor Student II,' and I can see the initials 'L.B.' carved on the bridge plate. The bow is tucked in the case and the hair looks a bit worn from recent playing. It clearly belongs to someone who cares about it—if you’re the owner, I’d like to help get it back to you.
I found a pair of silver Bose noise-cancelling headphones on one of the tables in the Syracuse University library. They look brand new, and I couldn't find a case or any identifying tags. If you lost them, please provide a description so I can return them to you!