This week’s catch — the shortlisted finds from the last seven days still without a themed home, gathered so none slips out of view: the National Gallery of Armenia, a knife forged from century-old ship salvage, a treemap that maps your disk by size, a swing bridge in Queens, two small Mac utilities, a merino everyday tee, and a chess set you play with sushi.
Donatello and Chagall turn up among 42,000 works in Yerevan
→ atlasobscura.com
A sailor's knife whose handle spent a century at the bottom of the Panama Canal
→ bestmadeco.com
A disk-usage treemap rendered entirely in terminal characters
→ github.com
One of only four U.S. bridges left that opens by sliding sideways
→ atlasobscura.com
Burns social-style captions into video entirely on your Mac, with no account or cloud
→ apps.apple.com
A 75% merino, 25% linen shirting fabric cut as a $360 boxford-collar shirt
→ outlier.nyc
A 3D-printed chess set where the pawns are wasabi and the rooks are tuna rolls
→ etsy.com