Lost & found toys, hobbies & collectibles in Indianapolis
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Lost Equipment for Various Sports in Indianapolis
Taylor Martin here. I was stepping out after a late practice near Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis around 7:15 p.m. on Thursday when I realized my Equipment for Various Sports bag was missing as I passed the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. The bag is a black duffel with a red stripe; inside you’d find a baseball glove, a pair of worn soccer cleats, a tennis racket in a blue cover, and a rolled yoga mat. I’ve got back-to-back practices and job shifts this week, so losing gear that covers several sports hits hard and makes me worry about keeping up. If it turns up, I just want it back where it belongs.
Lost sculptures in Indianapolis
I LOST a pair of small sculptures I was prepping for an outdoor display. I was near the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Monument Circle around 2:30 p.m. Sunday when they vanished from the setup table. The pieces are about 8-12 inches tall, made of brushed steel with simple geometric shapes—special to me because they were gifts from a mentor. I’m hoping someone picked them up by accident and will bring them back to the City Market area.
Bright blue plush dragon stuffed toy
I found a bright blue plush dragon stuffed toy this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Children's Museum of Indianapolis off 30th Street, along the Canal Walk. It's about 12 inches tall, made of soft fabric, with a yellow belly and tiny red horns. There's a small red heart patch on its wing and a couple of loose threads along the seam—definitely been loved. I figured someone out there is missing it and would want it back. If the owner sees this, please reach out—it's clearly been treasured.
Binder of 1980 Topps baseball cards
I found a binder of 1980 Topps baseball cards this afternoon around 3:10pm in front of the Circle Starbucks near Monument Circle on Market Street in downtown Indianapolis. The binder is bright red with a clear plastic cover and contains about 60-70 cards, mostly well-preserved with crisp corners, and a few rookies that fans would recognize. There’s a handwritten label inside the front cover that reads 'Topps 1980 Complete Set,' plus a tiny coffee ring on the spine from when someone nearby sipped a drink. I grabbed it to keep it safe, hoping the owner will recognize it and reclaim it soon.
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