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| Diary
| "Raised by Another"
| After Claire was kidnapped, Charlie found her diary, and read it while she was away (including sections about himself).
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| Guitar
| "House of the Rising Sun"
| Charlie's guitar is a symbol of his inspiration on the Island, and with Locke's help, he was able to find it after the crash.
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| Peanut butter
| "Confidence Man"
| When Claire refuses to move to the caves unless Charlie can somehow find peanut butter, Charlie presents her with an empty jar which they both "eat" some from.
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| Piano
| "Fire + Water"
| Given to Charlie as a child by his mother, the piano is a symbol of Charlie's past and his sense of family.
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| Plane mobile
| "Maternity Leave"
| Present in the Staff station, the plane mobile played a song Claire remembered from her childhood. The planes were also Oceanic ones.
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| Voltron
| "Fire + Water"
| The Voltron toy was given to Charlie's brother, Liam, the same Christmas that Charlie received his piano.
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| Charlie's ring
| "Greatest Hits"
| A family heirloom and a symbol of family, Charlie is given the ring by his brother Liam. He leaves it for Aaron when leaving for his underwater mission.
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| Charlie's list
| "Greatest Hits"
| After realizing that he may die, Charlie writes down the five "greatest hit" moments of his life.
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| Driver's license
| "Buried Secrets"
| Sun secretly acquired a fake Californian driver's license to start a new life in America, but decided to bury it on the Island, an act that Michael accidentally witnessed.
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| Glass ballerina (item)
| "The Glass Ballerina"
| The item belonged to Mr. Paik, and when Sun smashed it, she blamed it on the maid in order to protect herself from punishment.
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| Message bottle
| "Exodus, Part 1"
| The bottle housed all the survivors' messages to their loved ones. After the raft was destroyed, it washed up on shore, signifying to the rest of camp that something must have gone wrong at sea for Michael, Sawyer, Jin and Walt.
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| Notebook
| "Exodus, Part 1"
| In order to help Jin learn English, Sun wrote down in a notebook a list of common words and their Korean translation.
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| Panda
| "Ji Yeon"
| Jin bought a stuffed panda for a Chinese ambassador's newborn baby.
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| Pregnancy test
| "The Whole Truth"
| Sawyer gave Sun a home pregnancy test kit he'd salvaged from the wreckage, after she suspected she could be with child. The result was positive.
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| Rolex watch
| "House of the Rising Sun"
| Mr. Paik ordered Jin to deliver Rolex watches to associates in Sydney and Los Angeles, hence why he and Sun were on Flight 815. On the Island, after Michael found the watch amongst the wreckage, a rivlary between he and Jin quickly emerged.
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| Wedding ring
| "...And Found"
| Sun lost her wedding ring when she buried the message bottle, but found it again with the help of Kate.
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| Backgammon
| "Tabula Rasa", "Cabin Fever"
| The game has become a recurring theme in the show, but its most notable reference is when Locke explains the rules to Walt.
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| Compass
| "Hearts and Minds"
| Locke brings with him to the Island at least two compasses. He gives one to Sayid, who believes it to be broken due to it deflecting from true magnetic North.
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| Crossword puzzle
| "Collision"
| Locke can be seen working on a puzzle in the Swan, underneath which is an infamous easter egg concerning the story of Gilgamesh.
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| Knives
| "Walkabout", "Hearts and Minds", "Special", "Three Minutes", "Further Instructions", "The Man Behind the Curtain", "Through the Looking Glass, Part 2"
| Locke's weapon of choice. Introduced to knives through hunting.
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| Trebuchet
| "Deus Ex Machina"
| Locke built a trebuchet in order to break the Hatch door. It failed and crumbled, however, wounding Locke's leg in the process.
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| Wheelchair
| "Walkabout", "The Man from Tallahassee", "Cabin Fever"
| Prior to arriving on the Island, Locke spent three years in a wheelchair after an horrific fall from eight storeys up.
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| Whistle
| "Tabula Rasa"
| After the crash, Locke carved a whistle out of wood and uses it to attract Vincent for Walt, who had been unable to find him.
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| Nadia's photo
| "Solitary"
| A photo given to Sayid by Nadia with the inscription "You'll find me in the next life, if not in this one" on it, when they separated, after he released her from captivity.
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| Radio
| "The Long Con"
| After being found in the Arrow, the radio was taken back to the main camp, and fell into the hands of Hurley, who in turn sought Sayid's help in fixing it. In doing so, Sayid seemed to come to terms more with the loss of Shannon.
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| DHARMA cabling map
| "Enter 77"
| Whilst in the basement of the Flame, Sayid takes the map from one the DHARMA manuals stored there. It shows the cabling schematic for DHARMA's electrical and communictaions systems, as well as revealing the location of the Barracks.
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| Looking Glass map
| "Greatest Hits"
| Presumably taken from one of the DHARMA manuals in the Flame's basement, the plans reveal the Looking Glass to be an underwater station anchored to the Island by a cable
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| Apollo Candy bar
| "Adrift"
| The Apollo bar featured mainly in the Lost Experience, but has been seen a number of times on the Island as well (firstly in "Adrift").
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| Bible
| "The Other 48 Days"
| In the Arrow station, a Bible was found by the Tailies. Inside was a clipping of the Swan Orientation film.
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| C-4
| "Enter 77"
| At the Flame station, Locke discovered that the Initiative had rigged the entire compound with C-4 explosives, in case the location became compromised by the Hostiles.
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| Cable
| "Greatest Hits"
| A device which purportedly anchors The Looking Glass station.
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| Canteens
| "Maternity Leave"
| DHARMA canteens seem to be a standard issue item. It is mainly notable due to controversy surrounding the symbol on one which Ethan carried.
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| Fail-safe
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| The fail-safe was a backup mechanism in the Swan which would terminate the electromagnetic buildup that pushing the button was meant to discharge.
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| Fish biscuit
| "A Tale of Two Cities"
| The Hydra cages, styled after a Skinner's box, distributed fish biscuits if subjects followed a number of specific actions.
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| Flame computer
| "Enter 77"
| Inside the Flame station, Locke found the computer, which was originally used for communication with the outside world.
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| Food
| "Adrift"
| A number of food items were found in the Swan pantry, and were rationed and distributed between the Losties.
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| Glass Eye
| "The Other 48 Days"
| Inside the Arrow, the Tailies additionally found a glass eye, which fell out of a box as they opened it.
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| HAZMAT suit
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| Kelvin used the suit as part of his deception to convince Desmond that the outside of the Swan was contaminated.
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| Hydra television
| "The Glass Ballerina"
| While Jack is held prisoner, the Others allow him to watch television. Notably, Juliet secretly shows him a video of herself, during which she asks him to kill Ben.
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| Joshua Tree print
| "Two for the Road"
| A painting inside the Swan, the Joshua print was hinted by the writers to be somehow significant. However, no revelation was mentioned, and the Swan has since been destroyed.
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| Log printout
| "?"
| In the Pearl station, Eko and Locke acquired logs. Desmond later realised that these were in relation to pushing the button at the Swan.
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| Pearl computer
| "?"
| The Pearl computer printed out logs, and seemed to be in direct connection to the Swan (it had the Swan logos on it).
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| Pearl Orientation Film
| "?"
| Eko found a video, where Candle/Wickmund explained the purpose of the station.
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| Playing cards
| "Lockdown"
| When Sawyer wants his stash back, he engages in a game of poker against Jack using DHARMA playing cards.
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| Pneumatic tube
| "?"
| As part of the Pearl procedure, participants were instructed to enter notebooks into the pneumatic tube, so that they could be transported to the main DHARMA staff. However, it is revealed that the tube goes to nowhere but an open field on the Island.
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| Radio
| "The Other 48 Days"
| As well as the Bible and glass eye, a radio was also found by the Tailies in the Arrow station.
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| Record player
| "Adrift"
| As well as many other items, a record player was inside the Swan station, and played a number of times by the Losties.
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| Road map
| "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead"
| Inside the DHARMA van, the Losties found a road map, which the van driver had obviously been on before crashing.
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| Speakers
| "Lockdown"
| The Swan contained a number of speakers. They notably came to life before a Lockdown procedure was initiated.
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| Swan computer
| "Adrift"
| Used to enter the Numbers, the Swan computer was a key feature of the station. Michael also used the computer to communicate to someone he believed was Walt.
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| Swan Orientation Film
| "Orientation"
| After exploring the Swan station, Jack and Locke were shown the Orientation film by Desmond, which gave some background to the DHARMA Initiative.
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| U-matic
| "?"
| The U-matic videocasette was used to play the Pearl videotape.
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| Vaccine
| "Maternity Leave"
| As part of the supply drop, there was a case full of DHARMA vaccine. Ethan also gave Claire some kind of vaccine, and Desmond had a supply of the substance in the Swan.
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| Desmond's photograph
| "Flashes Before Your Eyes"
| When meeting in London, Penny and Desmond decided to pose for a photograph. Desmond kept the picture with him for years.
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| Letters (Desmond)
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| When he was released from prison, Desmond met Charles Widmore, who revealed that he had intercepted every letter the Scot had sent to Penelope.
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| Our Mutual Friend
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| Desmond kept this book claiming that it would be the last thing he would read before he died.
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| Letters (Penelope)
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| When near driven to suicide, Desmond discovered a hidden love letter in his copy of Our Mutual Friend from Penny.
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| Lightning rod
| "Every Man for Himself"
| During one of his "flashes", Desmond saw Charlie die from a lightning strike, and so built a conductor rod to save him.
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| MacCutcheon whisky
| "Flashes Before Your Eyes"
| The name of an expensive whisky, MacCutcheon was used by Charles Widmore in an analogy for why he will never accept Desmond in his family.
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| Satellite phone
| "Catch-22"
| After a helicopter crash, Desmond, Hurley, Charlie and Jin find a bag containing this item. They also find a photo of Desmond, and a woman who speaks his name, linking the item to the character.
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| Arzt's map
| "Exposé"
| To help Nikki, Arzt planned a trajectory which the plane would have followed as it crashed. Using this helped Nikki find the bag with diamonds inside.
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| Balloon
| "The Whole Truth"
| Crashed on the Island. Onboard was Henry Gale, and his identity was assumed by Ben to make the Losties think he was not "one of them".
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| Black rocks
| "S.O.S."
| Around the Island are a number of black rocks, indicative of volcanic geological features.
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| Cigarettes
| "Exposé"
| Cigarettes are seen many times on Lost, notably when Paulo was trying to overcome his addiction.
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| Dolls
| "S.O.S."
| Dolls are also seen on numerous occasions, notably when Kate saw one, causing she and Jack to be caught in one of Rousseau's traps.
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| Dynamite
| "Exodus, Part 2"
| Dynamite was found at the Black Rock, and was used to blow up the Swan hatch door. The dynamite also led to Arzt's death.
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| Flight manifest
| "Raised by Another"
| Hurley gained the manifest to do a census of the people at beach camp, which resulted in the discovery that Ethan was not on the plane.
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| Drug smugglers' plane
| "Deus Ex Machina"
| Found first by Boone and Locke, the smugglers' plane became a key mystery due to it originating half way around the world, yet managing to end up on the Island.
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| Keys
| "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1"
| A number of keys have been shown on the show, notably the key to the Halliburton case and the failsafe key in the Swan.
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| Manuscript
| "Two for the Road"
| The Bad Twin manuscript was read by Sawyer, before it was thrown into the fire by Jack in defiance.
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| Teddy bear
| "...And Found"
| The teddy bear became an iconic image of Season 2 when Jin crouched as a child walked by with the toy tied to him by string.
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| Transceiver
| "Pilot, Part 2"
| After triangulating signal, Sayid attempted to contact help. However, he was stopped by Locke, who knocked him unconscious.
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| weapons
| "Whatever the Case May Be"
| Many firearms have been found on the Island, notably the guns in the Halliburton case and the guns in the Swan armory.
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| White tennis shoe
| "Pilot, Part 1"
| A white tennis shoe was seen in the Pilot episode, and it was unknown to whom it belonged to.
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| Notebooks
| "?"
| Notebooks used to track events in DHARMA Stations.
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| Body release form
| "There's No Place Like Home, Part 2"
| Jeremy Bentham's Body Release From.
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