You are worried that working alone makes it strange, but your thought process, actions and comments are the best part of this. You are funny and real and a great person. Your family too. Love your videos!
Hey - when you see an old book wrapped up - DON'T OPEN IT AND FLIP THRU THE PAGES! Take them directly to an antique book store to sell or appraise. Every touch decreases their value. What a find!
The cards you said were from 1990 are actually 1987 Donruss. This set is absolutely loaded with rookie cards including: Barry Bonds, Greg Maddux, Bo Jackson, Rafael Palmeiro, Wally Joyner, Will Clark, Randy Meyers, John Kruk, Jamie Moyer, Reuben Sierra, Chuck Finley, Barry Larkin, David Cone, Bobby Bonilla, Mike Greenwell and several others.
The Purple Ty bear might be the Princess Diana Bear - one Internet site claims it went at auction for many many K- I kid you not. If that I IS a Diana bear, you have found gold at the end of the rainbow. The angel bear beanie is also very valuable, and many of the others look highly collectible. Fingers crossed that you have hit a vein of gold.
@16:00 That’s Annette Funicello’s bears. You also had a picture sleeve of one of her recordings @8:55. Annette was one of the original Mouseketeer s in the 1950s. She had a singing and acting career and was very popular for most of her life.
Save ALL that handwork that isn’t totally shredded!! Looks like you put some flowered pieces, maybe pillowcases or kitchen towels, aside that had hand work. Also vintage pretty sheets are very sellable!!
The bell doily is tatting, a form of lace making. You can recognize it because of the thick thread and tiny knots and loops. Two of the pieces you found earlier were also tatting. The pieces you found earlier that were round or polygons are hot plate pads. They are woven on a frame. There were also a view pieces of krochet in what you found earlier.
That's Annette Funicello pronounced Fooneh cello...She was one of the original Mousketeers and a singer and an actress!!!!!!1 Then I saw you mention how you get "locker drunk" working alone and say stream of consciousness things:) Got it, Jack. CHeers, Rik Spector
Hola 🖐 I'm a newbie to your channel. I just happened to run into it while scrolling and the title lured me. OMG! I love your enthusiasm, those sounds ppl make when they're excited of the unknown. I was laughing out of nerves and excitement...🤣.. oh I SUBSCRIBED!!! LOL I can't wait to go back on your past vids + the follow up on this one... I had a great time going back into time with allot of the content.. you sing and your silly and I ❤ it.. 🤣🤣🤣 🖐
The piece of embroidery you showed after the St Joseph figurine is crocheting and the piece is called a Dollie. They are used under lamps or vases on tables.
When my family went camping when I was a child. During thunderstorms we had marathon Yatzee games. Using all 6 games in one. Your 6th game would be multipled by ×6 the 1st game was where you put your bad scores. Thank goodness for pocket calculators. This person has good taste in reading material. I love those Clive Cluster, Brad Pitt stories. 😍 You know how to tell if a woman is wearing stocking or panty hose ? A woman wearing panty hoses when she passes gas her ankles swell up. I
I remember when those jumping balls you ride on came out my brother and i had raced in the store there were 2 on display. Our mother wasn't amused when she got called to the manager's office. She told us we were never going to go with her again shopping and she threatened us with our Dad when she told him he just burst out laughing and guess what my brother and i got one of the balls for Christmas courtesy of our Dad LOL.
Jack what a locker. You have a lot of great finds and you really deserve it.I can’t wait for the next video.Jack I know I have said this before, but you are such a funny guy.You really make me laugh you should do stand up comedy 🎭.Also you are looking really great, the weight is falling off you.TakeCare and KeepSafe.🥰😷😀🦋🏴
The hall coat hanger was originally called a Parsons bench. It was where the parson (pastor) used to sit, and take his shoes off, when he came for a visit .
Seeing you found the william shakespeare book, what is the oldest item you have found in a locker? This looks to be a great locker. Really like the metal chairs. Can’t wait til next video..
i love it. you spend 1700. and get so excited over a handfull of change. i enjoy watching your treasure hunt , looks like you have a good one good luck
Doctors or other professionals that had to sign lots of documents would often get their signatures made into stamps. But most medical documents now will say no stamps allowed.
I lived in San Jose, now Morgan Hill, and we had a Tower in Campbell. A fun evening was going to Taco Bravo then walking over to Tower as they didn't close until midnight back then!
Hello Locker Nuts from San Francisco California! I love all of your videos! I have trouble viewing the videos with your entire family! I get lonely and family members is not my bag but I watch them! I love your Lone Wolf exploring the Storage Units get that money
1850s Willy the Shake - worth a shake to see if there's money or other goodies in the pages. It was a school prize. Those big Collected Works volumes are never worth much unless the illustrations are exceptional. 03:32 The hall tree is probably circa 1900, so Antique for sure. Still useful too if you can get the mildew/mold out of the box area. (eyyyuch). The Yatzee score card will sell, if not for a pile. Those old game pieces always do. 45 sleeves got tossed or ripped, so they're harder to find than the 45s. Most 78s are good for crafting but that's about it. Some rarer blues and jazz albums or Elvis 78s are worth money. 36:37 That crochet piece was NOT easy. Usually women's handicrafts sell for bupkis, so it isn't worth nearly what it ought to be. Darnitt.
On the knitted pieces it is like clothes, what has style and good color balances is more desirable. a lot of the doillies and antique/vintage handkerchiefs and tea towels people love to use in arts and crafts. even hand done embroidery sheets and pillow cases. framed pieces can be valualbe.
Ty Beanie Babies Walrus Paul **rare** Version Hangtag And Swingtag Errors. Condition is New with tag in a protector case. Has been in a plastic bag since 1999. He has P.E. ...
i saw a handful of paper-wrapped straws in that handbag you pulled out... little did you know, within a year LEGALLY in Canada plastic straws would be replaced with paper straws, which are completely and utterly inferior... but we gots to save the environment, ya know... lol
Kind of sad that Annette's bears are selling so low back in 2015 (back in LOL) they went for about 150.00 . Bennie Babies OH YES here is one that I think you have sell price Valentino the Ultra RARE- $42,300
I wish you can put the number of the video, or Part 1 Hoarder locker 1,661$, something lke that. I really like your videos, but it is kinda headache to figure out which one are the new ones. All the best
Jack please keep your day job I mean your comedy is okay because of the dad jokes your camera skills have improved a lot and it looks like your editing skills are top-notch why you're singing has a lot to be desired you fill me on that one Jack LOL we love them Jack keep them coming
Always follow you’re ll video sir here from philippines..you’re vlogs is nice to much and more surprising inside the locker.more interesting find.thnkyou.
I'd take a look at those 78s before you threw them to a flea market or in the bin. The 78s that do have value are typically pre-1940s Blues and Hillbilly/Country or 1950s R&B and Rockabilly. It looks like you have a Carl Perkins 78 and that one can fetch somewhere around 50 depending on the condition. If you sell it online, make sure to package it super well though. They break far too easily (which is why they can be expensive).
You are worried that working alone makes it strange, but your thought process, actions and comments are the best part of this. You are funny and real and a great person. Your family too. Love your videos!
Hey - when you see an old book wrapped up - DON'T OPEN IT AND FLIP THRU THE PAGES! Take them directly to an antique book store to sell or appraise. Every touch decreases their value. What a find!
The cards you said were from 1990 are actually 1987 Donruss. This set is absolutely loaded with rookie cards including: Barry Bonds, Greg Maddux, Bo Jackson, Rafael Palmeiro, Wally Joyner, Will Clark, Randy Meyers, John Kruk, Jamie Moyer, Reuben Sierra, Chuck Finley, Barry Larkin, David Cone, Bobby Bonilla, Mike Greenwell and several others.
The Purple Ty bear might be the Princess Diana Bear - one Internet site claims it went at auction for many many K- I kid you not. If that I
IS a Diana bear, you have found gold at the end of the rainbow. The angel bear beanie is also very valuable, and many of the others look highly collectible. Fingers crossed that you have hit a vein of gold.
@16:00 That’s Annette Funicello’s bears. You also had a picture sleeve of one of her recordings @8:55. Annette was one of the original Mouseketeer s in the 1950s. She had a singing and acting career and was very popular for most of her life.
Vintage & antique Christmas items are collectable. Tina.
Oldies record collection, mini goldies cash in pocket, family outing paid for. Nice find..
Jack...don't quit your dayjob😂😂 4:45 if those little fans with the rings are Tatted, it is a lost Art not too many people know how to do it anymore!
My Mom still does Tatting!
@@bunacat1 that's amazing are you learning how?
Save ALL that handwork that isn’t totally shredded!! Looks like you put some flowered pieces, maybe pillowcases or kitchen towels, aside that had hand work. Also vintage pretty sheets are very sellable!!
@@shallnotbeinfringedupon202 No, I don't have the patience. lol Some of my relatives used to Tat and my Mom taught herself how to do it.
@@kaykelley9264 Jeffrey @ Real Nifty Vintage sells linens and embroidered items all the time.
Hi Jack your videos are not entertaining they're very very entertaining I always look forward to watching them, you are my favourite 👍🤗❤️🇯🇲
Glad you like them! Thanks so much for watching.
@@LockerNuts tt
Hey, just an idea, when I have gone on picnics I take a bottle of dish soap that is almost empty and fill with water make a great handwash station.
That's definitely a fantastic locker Jack.. Congrats on this one it's got lots of valuable collectable's in it.. Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾😷
Thanks 👍
Please, Please tell me that you didn't throw away those vintage glass ornaments!! Put them up for auction!
The locker that keeps giving treasures. I like that you talk to us. I like the goofy parts.
Love the oak table!
The bell doily is tatting, a form of lace making. You can recognize it because of the thick thread and tiny knots and loops. Two of the pieces you found earlier were also tatting. The pieces you found earlier that were round or polygons are hot plate pads. They are woven on a frame. There were also a view pieces of krochet in what you found earlier.
I'm having so much fun watching you clear out this locker. So much fun stuff
Thanks for watching!
I like your silly antics.....Love the wooden desk chair they bring a lot of money in the Mid. west.
That's Annette Funicello pronounced Fooneh cello...She was one of the original Mousketeers and a singer and an actress!!!!!!1
Then I saw you mention how you get "locker drunk" working alone and say stream of consciousness things:)
Got it, Jack.
CHeers,
Rik Spector
That's why we love you!! You're just you and that's it!! That just happens to rock!! I love your way of unpacking!! Please get your educAtion
Hola 🖐 I'm a newbie to your channel. I just happened to run into it while scrolling and the title lured me. OMG! I love your enthusiasm, those sounds ppl make when they're excited of the unknown. I was laughing out of nerves and excitement...🤣.. oh I SUBSCRIBED!!! LOL I can't wait to go back on your past vids + the follow up on this one... I had a great time going back into time with allot of the content.. you sing and your silly and I ❤ it.. 🤣🤣🤣 🖐
The piece of embroidery you showed after the St Joseph figurine is crocheting and the piece is called a Dollie. They are used under lamps or vases on tables.
Thanks!
@@LockerNuts crochet doilie
technically it's a 'doily' it has an interesting entry in wikipedia
When my family went camping when I was a child. During thunderstorms we had marathon Yatzee games. Using all 6 games in one. Your 6th game would be multipled by ×6 the 1st game was where you put your bad scores. Thank goodness for pocket calculators.
This person has good taste in reading material. I love those Clive Cluster, Brad Pitt stories. 😍
You know how to tell if a woman is wearing stocking or panty hose ? A woman wearing panty hoses when she passes gas her ankles swell up. I
I remember when those jumping balls you ride on came out my brother and i had raced in the store there were 2 on display. Our mother wasn't amused when she got called to the manager's office. She told us we were never going to go with her again shopping and she threatened us with our Dad when she told him he just burst out laughing and guess what my brother and i got one of the balls for Christmas courtesy of our Dad LOL.
Good luck! God bless! And ill see you next time on...what?..locker nuts!
Jack what a locker. You have a lot of great finds and you really deserve it.I can’t wait for the next video.Jack I know I have said this before, but you are such a funny guy.You really make me laugh you should do stand up comedy 🎭.Also you are looking really great, the weight is falling off you.TakeCare and KeepSafe.🥰😷😀🦋🏴
This has been a fun locker to watch!
This guy really took great care of his stuff. Even stored they have faired well!!!
The hall coat hanger was originally called a Parsons bench. It was where the parson (pastor) used to sit, and take his shoes off, when he came for a visit .
I believe those little half-circle crocheted pieces with a ring might be napkin rings. Just a guess. 🤔🤔🤔
Wow. You found a Lladro figurine!! AWESOME. That baby Jesus porcelain figurine retails for $150.00. Well done!
I wouldn’t touch those hose because their elastic might be bad since they are older hosiery.
The purple bear may be worth a lot of money. Look it up...
I hope so! It'll be in our upcoming auction.
I think that’s the princess Diana bear with the rose. If I recall correctly they go for thousands to major collectors.
Seeing you found the william shakespeare book, what is the oldest item you have found in a locker?
This looks to be a great locker. Really like the metal chairs. Can’t wait til next video..
I saw an old video of you with short hair and like the look so much better!
Yes Jack...going to be a fun fun auction this week...happy for you and janna
i love it. you spend 1700. and get so excited over a handfull of change. i enjoy watching your treasure hunt , looks like you have a good one good luck
Anything has tatted is beautiful the tiny half wings are tatted the other crocheted. Awesome stuff.
Doctors or other professionals that had to sign lots of documents would often get their signatures made into stamps.
But most medical documents now will say no stamps allowed.
I went to a bull fight in Mexico when I was a kid too. Definitely something I'll never forget.
Jack! Your videos are an A+! What cool finds.
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
i guess u didnt see the names on the boxes, box one says"Tin Man" other box two said"Scarecrow"...lol
Hall trees can go for thousands a dollars that is a beautiful on that you don't see every day
Let me know where I have 4 or 5 at least can't sell for 300 even
Those Annette Funicello bears have value average $50. Angel bears are her niche
Awesome finds! Great video..this locker had you singing..lol
Great locker Jack! Can’t wait to see what else you find
In the city of Milpitas California where i lived in i still remember that we used to have a tower records and that music store that you showed.
I lived in San Jose, now Morgan Hill, and we had a Tower in Campbell. A fun evening was going to Taco Bravo then walking over to Tower as they didn't close until midnight back then!
So cool. Those were good stores, and good times to be had there.
The doilys and place mats put together as vintage textile. People do like them.
THE LOVE BOATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Hello Locker Nuts from San Francisco California! I love all of your videos! I have trouble viewing the videos with your entire family! I get lonely and family members is not my bag but I watch them! I love your Lone Wolf exploring the Storage Units get that money
Wow you found a load of vintage items!!
1850s Willy the Shake - worth a shake to see if there's money or other goodies in the pages. It was a school prize. Those big Collected Works volumes are never worth much unless the illustrations are exceptional. 03:32 The hall tree is probably circa 1900, so Antique for sure. Still useful too if you can get the mildew/mold out of the box area. (eyyyuch). The Yatzee score card will sell, if not for a pile. Those old game pieces always do. 45 sleeves got tossed or ripped, so they're harder to find than the 45s. Most 78s are good for crafting but that's about it. Some rarer blues and jazz albums or Elvis 78s are worth money. 36:37 That crochet piece was NOT easy. Usually women's handicrafts sell for bupkis, so it isn't worth nearly what it ought to be. Darnitt.
Embroidery and appliqué sells. Doilies crocheted with crochet thread are what most look for...yarn not so much.
On the knitted pieces it is like clothes, what has style and good color balances is more desirable. a lot of the doillies and antique/vintage handkerchiefs and tea towels people love to use in arts and crafts. even hand done embroidery sheets and pillow cases. framed pieces can be valualbe.
Oh I love vintage Christmas anything. Those Christmas balls are my kind of Christmas.
Be sure to check the Hallmark boxes, some are so light that they feel empty but actually have the ornament inside.
You have some rare beanie babies! This a really nice storage unit!
Just Wowzers! So enjoy watching your excitement!
Ty Beanie Babies Walrus Paul **rare** Version Hangtag And Swingtag Errors. Condition is New with tag in a protector case. Has been in a plastic bag since 1999. He has P.E. ...
i saw a handful of paper-wrapped straws in that handbag you pulled out... little did you know, within a year LEGALLY in Canada plastic straws would be replaced with paper straws, which are completely and utterly inferior... but we gots to save the environment, ya know... lol
Amazing finds, your really good at talking when you find stuff. Thank you I enjoyed this one
Kind of sad that Annette's bears are selling so low back in 2015 (back in LOL) they went for about 150.00 . Bennie Babies OH YES here is one that I think you have sell price Valentino the Ultra RARE- $42,300
Keep ur ALBUM'S stored
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Annette Funicello was a popular member of the Mickey Mouse Club.
Is that the Sears catalog with the printing error?, The gentleman who was exposed...
Those books look awesome
Lamps Plus has your "Little Firefighter 18 1/2" High Yard Decor Garden Sculpture" for $220 right now.
Wow! Thanks!! That's a good find after all.
You need a hand crank grammaphone for the 78s for them to sound right...
All your videos are great, and you're so funny
Always love your videos Jack and loved that you had the family involved last time 👍👍
Looks like someone was going to make a quilt..make a lot someone will buy it
I just found your site and have subscribed to you. I loved going through your finds ! Look forward to more
The bigger bear is a beanie buddy!!
I had some of those! Loved them!
Hi Jack,those are knitted doilies,my mom use to make stuff like that.You put them under items on top of furniture.
Thanks!
Any old books, wear cotton gloves, as the oils from your hands can damage the items
Nice selection.
Excited me too watching you digging lockers watching from Philippines
Dang! I can't wait to see the rest. God bless you guys too ♥
I'm so excited!!!
I'm really enjoying this locker. Lots of different things x
Glad you’re enjoying it. Thanks for watching!
wow can't wait to see the rest of the locker. great finds thats for sure so happy for you
I wish you can put the number of the video, or Part 1 Hoarder locker 1,661$, something lke that. I really like your videos, but it is kinda headache to figure out which one are the new ones. All the best
The number is in the video description
I love old doilies!
So Cute. Hope Jeanna loves it
Love the glass bowl!
Jack please keep your day job I mean your comedy is okay because of the dad jokes your camera skills have improved a lot and it looks like your editing skills are top-notch why you're singing has a lot to be desired you fill me on that one Jack LOL we love them Jack keep them coming
Always follow you’re ll video sir here from philippines..you’re vlogs is nice to much and more surprising inside the locker.more interesting find.thnkyou.
That heavy dish looks kinda like Mikasa.
I'd take a look at those 78s before you threw them to a flea market or in the bin. The 78s that do have value are typically pre-1940s Blues and Hillbilly/Country or 1950s R&B and Rockabilly. It looks like you have a Carl Perkins 78 and that one can fetch somewhere around 50 depending on the condition. If you sell it online, make sure to package it super well though. They break far too easily (which is why they can be expensive).
Thanx Bud!
More more more rah rah... really enjoyed
I thought that chalk drawing face was gonna be the one from Will and Grace at first. 😂
Wow this locker really is a gold mine! Amazing stuff there🥰👍
Those Hallmark ornaments are very collectible and they can get to insane price, I have sell some for very good money. Love your videos.
Wow! You found a good one!
Enjoy Jack ❤️🤗
That is some cool stuff I like when you r funny Jack
Thanks Karen!
FYI "Danube" is pronounced "Dan- yoob." Having fun watching you go thru this unit!
I love Lladro they are so pretty. Nice stuff there.
theWalrus beanie baby is VERY valuable if it's from the 90's. !
I sure hope so! It'll be in our auction.
@@LockerNuts one sold in UK for £1400