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Or, you lose a calculator (or any item) and search and search. Then you give up and buy a replacement. Come home & it's sitting right on the table where it was supposed to be all along. Same idea.

Frequent happening! And, thank you for sharing your findings with us. Saves the next one of us from reinventing the wheel.

>> they were by no means used in farming<< I have some historical items in my office, like an original 1913 Form 1040 and a 1970's Kleinrock guide. I don't actually use them in tax preparation as such, but I still consider them to be appropriately classified as business assets. But my wife is not a tax preparer, so when I go her only interest in such collectibles will be in how much she can sell them for as an investment. In my state she gets a full basis step-up that eliminates any depreciation recapture.