The afghan pattern is called "Mile a Minute" you make lots of strips then crochet then together. It's the only pattern I don't have a problem with lol.
Wild George watermelon exciting in adventure. I love it when you're going to these different stores. And show us the different things and find out more information about different items. Be safe in your travels.😊😊😊😊😊😊
I sure hated missing the live feed again, but enjoyed the replay very much! The name of the store reminded me of Elsie, the cow. She had a bell around her neck. When I was a little girl, my second cousin had a pink, Elsie, the cow with a veil around her neck, and I was in it enamored by her. I have never seen another one.
I worked at a pediatric group in Memphis. Two of the doctors were getting up in years and a lot of the equipment we had reflected that. Don’t get me wrong, it was all perfectly functional! Anyway, we had those canisters for gauze etc. One day I accidentally knocked the cotton ball canister off the counter and it broke! My doctor I worked with was in a room steps away and he said, “what was that?” I answered, cotton balls to which he replied, “that did not sound like cotton balls!!” Of course it didn’t, but it gave us a good laugh!! Thanks for the memory❣️
Elsie Bell's is one of my favorite antique malls to visit. I agree with you about the fine displays. How fun to see you at one of my favorite places!! Love your videos and your generosity in sharing knowledge.
George, things from the 90's are vintage now. I know what you mean in reference to the phone but it's been 20+ years since the 90's so they can label as vintage. I am specific about age on my vintage items if I know it but not everyone bothers. The cards of buttons were really well priced, I would have grabbed a card or 2. I have a real weakness for buttons, some are such works of art. This was a really nice shop. Oh, that afghan looked like it was made from a "mile a minute" pattern. Those stripe are quick to crochet and then crochet together. Really big in the 70's/80's.
Love the D. F. Haynes and Son Pitcher. Based on a quick bit of research it was made in Baltimore, Maryland. I recently picked up some of their pieces that advertise the Leisy Brewing Company from Peoria Ill circa 1905. They are also Egyptian themed.
That Glowy green glass was nice as well as some of the other glass too. I really liked the buttons though. I would actually use them on clothes and give them some pizz zazz and bling. Love the name of the store as well, reminds me of my Grandma. Have a great day and safe travels
Hey George!! I want to tell you that I love seeing you in both “reseller” groups. No idea what happened that the Crazy Lamp Lady and her friends are no longer invited to “hang” with the larger reseller group. I really just appreciate you. As always I enjoyed all your shopping.
Nice tour of a lovely place with great staging. I saw quite a few pieces of Blenko glass, couldn't see the prices, though. I love all the button cards! Thanks, George
Good evening, George! That Haynes pitcher, with the Egyptian theme, really caught my eye. I always wanted a Warwick tankard set with the monks on it. I like old handkerchiefs, but I'm really picky about the patterns on them. Those Czech jewelry pieces are beauties. There were a lot of smalls there that would be fun to sort through. Thanks for the take-along!
20:27 beautiful pattern! 20:38 the doves on the right are SO cute! 21:05 Oh oh oh!!! That 🦉 !!! 😍😍😍 22:14 Those look so lovely together! I might need yellow Tiffin something. Just beautiful. Did you get the owl? Thanks for sharing your trip and expertise!!! Looks like a fun stop.
I remember retro used to mean vintage (At least that's what I remember from the very early 2000s) and then vintage came around and they started calling vintage looking new stuff retro. The oval table at 6:44 had marquetry vs parquetry. I see marquetry as organic designs and parquetry (Think of parquet flooring.) as geometric designs. It's funny that we know asbestos is bad for our lungs, but have you ever breathed in fiberglass insulation batting? 7:40 It's kind of the elephant in the room but it's still highly sold and used. (If I were a millionaire I'd use a safer alternative, but like always, healthy is always more expensive.
We built our house in 1982. My husband and I did most of the work ourselves, except for the framing in. We laid the fiberglass insulation in our attic in the winter time. The coat I wore while we installed it had to be thrown away. To this day, I can just look at fiberglass insulation and break out into an itch !
Hidi, George, your audio is usually at a sound level that is strain and stress free! This upload was not, unfortunately. Your device or equipment may have changed or not at the usual setting, but whatever the cause, it’s too bad because your TH-cam presentations are usually heard on my nearly new iPad Pro with comfort and ease. Don’t be concerned, You’ll have to do a lot worse than have low sound for me to fail to listen to everything that you broadcast! However, if you can check your sound recording in some way and improve on it, it would be appreciated. Now, to something besides constructive criticism: I love how you strategize as you thrift, or shop! I follow along with you through the shop or mall spaces, as the case may be, and learn something every time. Thank you, my friend George, for your frankness and down to earth approach to shopping for vintage and the antique. ❤🎉❤🎉❤
Loved the little Owl plates.
Me too!!
George , you are doing a much better job filming than I did. Glad you found this place. We enjoy this place and the staff is amazing.
The blue afgan is newer. It’s called a ‘Mile-a-Minute’ pattern. I’m a crocheter and I think those are some of my favorite afghans to crochet.
What a buffet of history for the eyes⚘
Love George! Wow! What he knows is just amazing! I repeat-watch the some of the same videos, learn something new every time. ❤
Thank you! I try to stuff a lot of variety into each one
Thank you , George for showing us all of the items you were exploring today !
Lots of interesting things!! Thanks George!
George I so appreciate all your knowledge! Thank you!
Hello Sir George, So happy to be joining you from Pembroke Pines, FL. Kelly
The afghan pattern is called "Mile a Minute" you make lots of strips then crochet then together. It's the only pattern I don't have a problem with lol.
Wild George watermelon exciting in adventure. I love it when you're going to these different stores. And show us the different things and find out more information about different items. Be safe in your travels.😊😊😊😊😊😊
I sure hated missing the live feed again, but enjoyed the replay very much! The name of the store reminded me of Elsie, the cow. She had a bell around her neck. When I was a little girl, my second cousin had a pink, Elsie, the cow with a veil around her neck, and I was in it enamored by her. I have never seen another one.
The veiled Elsie! That's a hard piece to find intact now.
Oh Goody! a "Shop with Me" session, with GEORGE; you don't have to ask ME twice!❤
Fun bracelets. Jewelry is interesting to look at.
Another great video ❤. JoAnn
Luv my treasures I purchased from you
that is a really flashy hat really like it you look good in it🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
I worked at a pediatric group in Memphis. Two of the doctors were getting up in years and a lot of the equipment we had reflected that. Don’t get me wrong, it was all perfectly functional! Anyway, we had those canisters for gauze etc. One day I accidentally knocked the cotton ball canister off the counter and it broke! My doctor I worked with was in a room steps away and he said, “what was that?” I answered, cotton balls to which he replied, “that did not sound like cotton balls!!” Of course it didn’t, but it gave us a good laugh!!
Thanks for the memory❣️
What a fabulous memory to have! Your doctor must’ve had a great sense of humor!
Love that !!😁
Hello from San Francisco!
Sure do love shopping with you George😊
Lily Tomlin would appreciate that chair one ringy-dingy two ringy-dingy 🔥🔥
Yes!
Looks like the Piggy Bank has ill intentions for your savings! I’ve never seen the camel motif but I’m loving it 😊
Yes! I think it will eat your money
I always learn so much from you when you shop these markets. It’s fun to meander around with you. Have fun on the next adventure. Deb 😊
Watching replay.
I love green glass. That pink pig head piggy bank was too cute! Wish it was mine. Oink oink
Enjoyed this video!
Hey folks, Let's support George by SHARING his video. Its a way to support all he teaches and shows us !
Hello from Beach Park Illinois!
Thank you, George in Zeno for another wonderful session!
My pleasure!
Fun video! Our 6th grade class trip was to Beach Bend Park!
Cool! Neat area
Always a treat! Ty, George!❤❤❤
Love the looks of that place.
I bag similar Czech necklaces every chance I get. 20s American fiigree too. (Mine!Mine! as the seagulls said)
Elsie Bell's is one of my favorite antique malls to visit. I agree with you about the fine displays. How fun to see you at one of my favorite places!! Love your videos and your generosity in sharing knowledge.
I'm so glad I got there! Fun to show something in your backyard
Thanks George❤
George, things from the 90's are vintage now. I know what you mean in reference to the phone but it's been 20+ years since the 90's so they can label as vintage. I am specific about age on my vintage items if I know it but not everyone bothers. The cards of buttons were really well priced, I would have grabbed a card or 2. I have a real weakness for buttons, some are such works of art. This was a really nice shop. Oh, that afghan looked like it was made from a "mile a minute" pattern. Those stripe are quick to crochet and then crochet together. Really big in the 70's/80's.
Love the D. F. Haynes and Son Pitcher. Based on a quick bit of research it was made in Baltimore, Maryland. I recently picked up some of their pieces that advertise the Leisy Brewing Company from Peoria Ill circa 1905. They are also Egyptian themed.
Hi George, that table set is so nice!
I think so too!
That shop was super fantastic! Everything was displayed beautifully and that u for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good evening everyone!
Thank you so much! Your knowledge is so amazing and very good of you to share! ❤
That Glowy green glass was nice as well as some of the other glass too. I really liked the buttons though. I would actually use them on clothes and give them some pizz zazz and bling. Love the name of the store as well, reminds me of my Grandma. Have a great day and safe travels
Cute hankies, i havve never seen so many in one plase
I think Jeffery would buy s few of those 🎉
lots to see 😮😮
Hey George!! I want to tell you that I love seeing you in both “reseller” groups. No idea what happened that the Crazy Lamp Lady and her friends are no longer invited to “hang” with the larger reseller group. I really just appreciate you. As always I enjoyed all your shopping.
Nice tour of a lovely place with great staging. I saw quite a few pieces of Blenko glass, couldn't see the prices, though. I love all the button
cards! Thanks, George
Love new places! Thanks for sharing!
I do too! It was a surprise find
Fun looking place! Did you know there is an Elsie Bells in Palatka, Florida? it's a fun place too!
Fun video George! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Good evening, George! That Haynes pitcher, with the Egyptian theme, really caught my eye. I always wanted a Warwick tankard set with the monks on it. I like old handkerchiefs, but I'm really picky about the patterns on them. Those Czech jewelry pieces are beauties. There were a lot of smalls there that would be fun to sort through. Thanks for the take-along!
Gorgeous pieces
I am surprised that you didn’t get that afghan. I think a lot of people would pay double the price for something that intricate.
Hi GEORGE AND ZENO👍🏼
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I loved the Czech necklaces! Thank you for taking us along and teaching us on the way!!❤️
I spent $65 on a button to add to my card of Lion Buttons!
Those are worth that though! Great collection
20:27 beautiful pattern! 20:38 the doves on the right are SO cute! 21:05 Oh oh oh!!! That 🦉 !!! 😍😍😍 22:14 Those look so lovely together! I might need yellow Tiffin something. Just beautiful. Did you get the owl?
Thanks for sharing your trip and expertise!!! Looks like a fun stop.
It sure was! I did get the owl. Sorry it took so long to respond, I think I sold it in the meantime
Hi Everyone!
I remember retro used to mean vintage (At least that's what I remember from the very early 2000s) and then vintage came around and they started calling vintage looking new stuff retro. The oval table at 6:44 had marquetry vs parquetry. I see marquetry as organic designs and parquetry (Think of parquet flooring.) as geometric designs. It's funny that we know asbestos is bad for our lungs, but have you ever breathed in fiberglass insulation batting? 7:40 It's kind of the elephant in the room but it's still highly sold and used. (If I were a millionaire I'd use a safer alternative, but like always, healthy is always more expensive.
We built our house in 1982. My husband and I did most of the work ourselves, except for the framing in. We laid the fiberglass insulation in our attic in the winter time. The coat I wore while we installed it had to be thrown away. To this day, I can just look at fiberglass insulation and break out into an itch !
@@yvonnesangster2934 Nasty stuff.
😊😊😊😊😊
Such a thing indeed
Well, the Zuck booted me out of the discussion again. Do you miss me?
I do! I am not a fan of the Zuck.
Good to learn what is actually ventage and someways to determine if something is an unmarked reproduction.
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My husband knows how to fix the old clocks... it's a dying art. I think he could make some good cash by going into the clock fixing business!
He could indeed
Hidi, George, your audio is usually at a sound level that is strain and stress free! This upload was not, unfortunately. Your device or equipment may have changed or not at the usual setting, but whatever the cause, it’s too bad because your TH-cam presentations are usually heard on my nearly new iPad Pro with comfort and ease. Don’t be concerned, You’ll have to do a lot worse than have low sound for me to fail to listen to everything that you broadcast! However, if you can check your sound recording in some way and improve on it, it would be appreciated. Now, to something besides constructive criticism: I love how you strategize as you thrift, or shop! I follow along with you through the shop or mall spaces, as the case may be, and learn something every time. Thank you, my friend George, for your frankness and down to earth approach to shopping for vintage and the antique. ❤🎉❤🎉❤
Thank you for your comments! I think the audio was a little muddy for reasons I couldn't seem to control. I expect future videos will be improved
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Thumbs up folks. It helps George.🦩🌴🌞
Yes it does! Thank you so much