I love the broom holder and that turkey! Truly love that turkey. What fun. One year my sister bought a bunch of basket cornucopians answer wore them on our heads as hats. We had so much fun. Then another year she bought all of us elf hats with bells. Now are parents are gone and our brother who was the oldest. We are all scattered. I miss my family get togethers. Same on husband's side. So different.
I remember my father who was a reseller sold at flea markets to make a living for the family. He died at the age of 56 in 1978, so he wasn't able to "Look things up'. He sold what was considered junk items. I went with him a couple of times but I could have learned do much more from him. The stupid things we do when we are young. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I'm in my late sixty's, so I hope that it's not to late for me.
I’m watching this and tomorrow is Thanksgiving day (2021) … i’ve been binge watching your channel playlists since last Tuesday evening and I think I’m about to run out. 😩😩 We can’t get enough of your channel videos. Regular new subs here. Now on to ‘taco stacks ‘ channel!! Thank you, Renee, cause you are 1 fantastic hard working KNOWLEDGEABLE young lady! Keep up the good work. ( PS: I let 99 & 1/2 % of your ads play. 😉 ) ❤️👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I freaking love that turkey!!! Here is a tip if you have a hard time matching brown and black paint on ceramic paint chips I use make up. Usually eyeliner pencils. I buy the softer pencil which are more similar to crayons. I buy them in several shades. I rub the pencil on my finger and then rub my finger over the chip or scuff. Works like a charm every time and you can’t even see the chip afterwards. I find with paint you can never get the gloss right but for whatever reason eyeliner is always a perfect match😂 it would work well on that Turkey with all the brown tones
I am an amputee, and the advancements even now in prosthetics is amazing. It is ever changing. There is a conference every year in Vegas for companies to show their new technology in prosthetics. In just the short time that I have had a prosthetic the range of motion for a foot has gone gotten amazing. A lot of the advancement is being made because of our soldiers who come in contact with ied's etc..
How interesting! I can only imagine with our technology what can be done to improve current prosthetics. Not sure if you know, but are any of the companies older, as in, have they been in the business for 60 years or more? It would be interesting to see their advancements.
His grandson wants to purchase it and make it a museum. It was sold out of the family. He has formed a non-profit to get funds. There is a website. It is in Doylestown Bucks County PA near Philadelphia. I am sure the last poster knows all this but I wanted to make sure others know.
@@gailcathey5642 that is so cool. If he is successful buying it back, and making it into a museum, I will have to go see it. I own tons of musicals. My mom got me interested in musicals as a kid. I was in a couple in high school. I got my 3 kids ( now all in their 30s) and my granddaughter into musicals. My 2 sons were in school and community musicals growing up. My oldest son still does community theater even now.
That was fun - Make sure you take pics of the turkey joke when you do it:) Ha! Love the old broom advertisement piece! Thanks for taking us with you to the Flea:)
Thank you for taking us with you to the flea market. We dont have any flea markets around us like that anymore. It was so nice and brought back so many memories. Stay safe and God Bless
Your turkey could have easily been part of a store display. Cool Mickey planter. Your broom advertising piece is great and worth $$$. Old advertising just doesn’t lose value.
I learned to touch-type on one of those old typewriters; in fact, I think that's probably the same book we had! I graduated from secretarial school with 85 wpm on one of those machines - great exercises for strengthening the fingers as it took quite a bit of pressure to depress the keys, and then returning the carriage to start another line. Think that's probably why I've never had arthritis!!
One of my favorite movies is “The Best Years of our Lives” 1940s B&W, about 4 men who come home from WW2 and have to adjust to civilian life again. The main character is played by a true WW2 Vet who lost both of his arms from about the elbows down, and how he had to return home to his fiancé.
I love that movie. Don't know how many times I've seen it, but it's a true favorite & says so much about life after the second world war. There's a lot of deep & heartfelt meaning, that never grows old.
Thank you for taking us along Renee!I love your turkey and the veteran magazine's.I love that you buy old things that have a story.You inspire me.One day when things open up more I will find a good flea market. I also love the vintage tee shirts you always have on.I love your sense of style.
Glad you got to shop at your Flea Market. The broom advertising display was awesome. That turkey 🦃 oh wow. Reminds me of a store display maybe. Got a few good things. Enjoyed, the wind was not to bad, I actually thought it was rain. 👍🏻~ Texas
Am I the only one who thinks paper and moose and Taco stacks would make such a cute couple. This reminds me of when I was wee little watching Moonlighting. When the hell are they gonna get together! LOL
Hi Rene, I love your videos. It is so relaxing and calming. I was wondering if you would share a video of how you pin your short hair. It always looks so pretty!!
My great grandfather lost his leg in WWI,Navy. I was 8 when he died but I still remember being intrigued with his prosthetic leg. They’ve come a long way since then. His was heavy plastic, metal hinges and leather straps. You found some great items. My favorite was the broom hanger ! 🦋
Paper and Moose I can imagine he would think it wouldn’t hold him up after that heavy contraption he wore. I remember he always walked with a cane and had only a slight limp in his step. Funny the things you remember out of your childhood. The family had a big celebration on his birthday every year. Soft drinks on ice in big galvanized wash tubs . Fresh from the garden veggies, ham and fried chicken from my 2 great uncles farm . And a pile of watermelon 🍉 . All 8 of his children came in. His birthday was on the 4th of July.
Love that broom hanger! That would look awesome and be really useful in my craft corner. Or anywhere really. Maybe in my clothing area to display bags. Where did you put it?🙂
Hi Renee, You got some good stuff. I love the old magazines from the unemployed Vets. My Grandpa as in WWI. Hope you do well with the Transformers. Thanks for taking us to the flea market. ✌
The Hamburg Broom hanger is the coolest thing Renee! Also adorable needle pin items. Of course everybody needs a turkey, funny. The transformers are very much in, so you'll sell them well even as parts. Looved this flea market visit.
I really liked the terra cotta pumpkin. If the price was right, I would have bought. Both the bandanas are nice. The bird planter was neat. I have never seen a sing bird, but once long ago I had a Canadian goose that I paired with an Avon after shave decanter. I love following along with you wherever you go and film. 🥰😊🥰😊🥰
So good to see you finally at a flea market. I really like the broom rack and turkey. The fake turkey would be so funny to put out on the coffee table at the holidays,lol!
It seems like whenever I buy for resale outside of my knowledge base I get slim margins at best. I look on it as cheap tuition. Thank you for the video MS Moose.....
I raise plants in Florida, I loved that collie dog and puppy on its back, and the yellow bird planter. If you got them and sell them please let me know. thank you.
That ceramic turkey was probably a display for a store. I had an ex-bf years ago who collected fake food, things made for restaurants or store displays. Some of the things were very detailed and realistic. Every shelf and surface in his house was covered in fake cakes, fake plate of bacon and eggs and waffles, fake sushi, fake fruit, it just made you hungry to look at. But then his fridge was always empty! LOL
Mitzi Gaynor, dancer, singer, actress in the ‘50’s. Movies: There’s No Business Like Show Business, and South Pacific. Great turkey, and I appreciate your knowledge of the military finds.
It was great to have a longer video today, great finds, wondered about the beaded vintage bag, but the veteran magazines were especially nice. Beautiful artwork and I bet they are so interesting to read. Hope you make your money back on the transformers 🙂🇬🇧
You can probably narrow down the date of the atlas by the names of countries on the maps. Look at Europe- does it have east and west Germany, etc? It might even have "Prussia'. Other countries frequently changed names and borders, like in Africa. As a kid we had a world map in our basement playroom that was made immediately post- WW2. Before the Berlin wall was built. It still listed occupied territories.
I go to a war memorabilia show with brother every year. They have tons of albums and photos from all different wars and they dont sell for much at all. I buy a ton of vintage ephemera there every year and then the prices I see on ebay and etsy are ridiculous. My brother is a WWII German hat and helmet collector. People ship/bring him things to authenticate. There is suppose to be a show by you in August or September. Look up The Show of Shows it's called. You'd love it. You'd also be surprised what sells for what. For instance he US WWII stuff doesn't sell nearly as much as the German stuff. Mainly because US military things have the market flooded. It's a must thing for you thou. I guarantee you'd love walking around!!
Looks like I saw sheet music when you were buying the typing book. " One less Bell to answer" 5th Dimension. It caught my eye. I always buy those when I see them. Music I listened to when I was 15 or 16 yrs old. I wonder if anyone else is interested in those.
Same Vendor you got turkey at we bought the Hot Air Balloon Cookie Jar wizard of oz! He is a must see vendor always neat stuff. I would have bought the Turkey too! Love it
You will do fine on the toys, even the tiger you won’t lose money, just wait for someone willing to pay $7 plus shipping. Good buy for $8 I rarely do auctions, I just research and throw up a fair price a bit on the higher end and then take offers. Often I’ll get offers above my asking price.
The Mickey planter looks like the 1950's ones made by American Bisque. Not positive. In that condition, it could probably bring 15-20 dollars. But I'm not an expert. I have a Bambi one by them that I got in the 60's that is pretty valuable. My daughter took it when she moved out for a plant. I think it's a great find.
That cat figure, it's a commemorative version that came out in the 2000s. If had more parts, it might sell for more. Looked like lots of people had it up in the 12 to 20 dollar range but those had complete or near complete figures.
I love the typing book! Takes me back to when I learnt as school. Well not those old typewriters lol. Also the water damaged election poster is cool. A little water damage gives a great aged look and, on this particular piece, it doesn't distract from the poster. Love the colours in that little hankie and those needle holders are so pretty. Great finds x
Transformers are popular toys to this day. I have two little grandsons who LOVE them! I happily grab a single transformer for $5 at the thrift store. And you got a whole box for $5! I think auctioning them on ebay is a great idea!
Since they are missing pieces, it is the easiest method. This way I can just take photos, say sold as it, and not have to figure out what pieces are there/what pieces are missing.
yOUR SAVING HISTORY . YOU HAVE A GOOD EYE FOR THE PAST.TRANSFORMERS ARE SO COLLECTABLE.
I love the broom holder and that turkey! Truly love that turkey. What fun. One year my sister bought a bunch of basket cornucopians answer wore them on our heads as hats. We had so much fun. Then another year she bought all of us elf hats with bells. Now are parents are gone and our brother who was the oldest. We are all scattered. I miss my family get togethers. Same on husband's side. So different.
I remember my father who was a reseller sold at flea markets to make a living for the family. He died at the age of 56 in 1978, so he wasn't able to "Look things up'. He sold what was considered junk items. I went with him a couple of times but I could have learned do much more from him. The stupid things we do when we are young. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I'm in my late sixty's, so I hope that it's not to late for me.
You are so cute! Such a kid at heart! You giggle at your finds.
I'm glad that man rescues items from scrap yards!!
I’m watching this and tomorrow is Thanksgiving day (2021) … i’ve been binge watching your channel playlists since last Tuesday evening and I think I’m about to run out. 😩😩 We can’t get enough of your channel videos. Regular new subs here. Now on to ‘taco stacks ‘ channel!! Thank you, Renee, cause you are 1 fantastic hard working KNOWLEDGEABLE young lady! Keep up the good work. ( PS: I let 99 & 1/2 % of your ads play. 😉 ) ❤️👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I freaking love that turkey!!! Here is a tip if you have a hard time matching brown and black paint on ceramic paint chips I use make up. Usually eyeliner pencils. I buy the softer pencil which are more similar to crayons. I buy them in several shades. I rub the pencil on my finger and then rub my finger over the chip or scuff. Works like a charm every time and you can’t even see the chip afterwards. I find with paint you can never get the gloss right but for whatever reason eyeliner is always a perfect match😂 it would work well on that Turkey with all the brown tones
Mitzi Gaynor was an actress and dancer. She is still alive and is 88 y/o. Loved the turkey and broom holder. Glad things sre open again!!
Michelle Raney Mitzi is on Twitter. I follow her. She’s charming.
It's incredible how much you look like a pretty pixie! You're really made for that kind of haircut! So cute!😍
I am an amputee, and the advancements even now in prosthetics is amazing. It is ever changing. There is a conference every year in Vegas for companies to show their new technology in prosthetics. In just the short time that I have had a prosthetic the range of motion for a foot has gone gotten amazing. A lot of the advancement is being made because of our soldiers who come in contact with ied's etc..
How interesting! I can only imagine with our technology what can be done to improve current prosthetics. Not sure if you know, but are any of the companies older, as in, have they been in the business for 60 years or more? It would be interesting to see their advancements.
Mitzi Gaynor was an actress and dancer. She was in the movie South Pacific in the 1950s.
I was just to write the same thing. Then I saw your post.
South Pacific is my favorite musical. And I love musicals.
Trish Allain Oscar Hammerstein had a farm not far from me.
His grandson wants to purchase it and make it a museum. It was sold out of the family. He has formed a non-profit to get funds.
There is a website. It is in Doylestown Bucks County PA near Philadelphia. I am sure the last poster knows all this but I wanted to make sure others know.
@@gailcathey5642 that is so cool. If he is successful buying it back, and making it into a museum, I will have to go see it. I own tons of musicals. My mom got me interested in musicals as a kid. I was in a couple in high school.
I got my 3 kids ( now all in their 30s) and my granddaughter into musicals. My 2 sons were in school and community musicals growing up. My oldest son still does community theater even now.
Gail Cathey Maybe Sondheim can help him 😀
That was fun - Make sure you take pics of the turkey joke when you do it:) Ha! Love the old broom advertisement piece! Thanks for taking us with you to the Flea:)
My favorite thing was the typing book. I was taught to type with that exact book. The cover turns to the back to make a stand to follow along.
Thank you for taking us with you to the flea market. We dont have any flea markets around us like that anymore. It was so nice and brought back so many memories. Stay safe and God Bless
Do you have a shop? I Laver that vintage hanger you brought.
The paper goodies were so neat!
Your turkey could have easily been part of a store display. Cool Mickey planter. Your broom advertising piece is great and worth $$$. Old advertising just doesn’t lose value.
The broom piece was a nice find, love the color, and the advertising part is still in great shape!
@@PaperandMoose are you going to keep it or resell it? I kinda hope you keep it. You could use it in the kitchen to dry your tea towels.
@@skaarup33 I will be keeping it. Doesn't take up much room and just a nice find!
Paper,moose, and Turkey.
You got a yoyo.Taco found one last week in the trash.I love the tukey,great find.
Mitzi is still alive and performing. A timeless beauty.
wow take care god bless i m watching frome philippines
I learned to touch-type on one of those old typewriters; in fact, I think that's probably the same book we had! I graduated from secretarial school with 85 wpm on one of those machines - great exercises for strengthening the fingers as it took quite a bit of pressure to depress the keys, and then returning the carriage to start another line. Think that's probably why I've never had arthritis!!
One of my favorite movies is “The Best Years of our Lives” 1940s B&W, about 4 men who come home from WW2 and have to adjust to civilian life again. The main character is played by a true WW2 Vet who lost both of his arms from about the elbows down, and how he had to return home to his fiancé.
I love that movie. Don't know how many times I've seen it, but it's a true favorite & says so much about life after the second world war. There's a lot of deep & heartfelt meaning, that never grows old.
He won an Academy Award for the part.
He won for Best Supporting Actor.
His name was Harold Russell
So glad you got to go to flea market. You got some good finds. Great deal on transformers.
Thank you for taking us along Renee!I love your turkey and the veteran magazine's.I love that you buy old things that have a story.You inspire me.One day when things open up more I will find a good flea market.
I also love the vintage tee shirts you always have on.I love your sense of style.
Glad you got to shop at your Flea Market. The broom advertising display was awesome. That turkey 🦃 oh wow. Reminds me of a store display maybe. Got a few good things. Enjoyed, the wind was not to bad, I actually thought it was rain. 👍🏻~ Texas
The broom hanger is my fave!
I love the turkey! I need this! Hahah
Love the flower frog. They are super hard to fine. I tried before. Thanks Renee ❣
Vintage transformers!
Am I the only one who thinks paper and moose and Taco stacks would make such a cute couple. This reminds me of when I was wee little watching Moonlighting. When the hell are they gonna get together! LOL
Love these type videos! Glad your flee markets are back open!
Love your flea market videos.❤️
Glad you like them!
Love watching your channel. Thanks for all you do. 👍
I have never in my 63 years of life seen a ceramic turkey! Love it!!
Now I need to find more ceramic food to go with it!
Thanks for sharing and enjoyed shopping with you and stay safe. Nice finds .
Hi Rene, I love your videos. It is so relaxing and calming. I was wondering if you would share a video of how you pin your short hair. It always looks so pretty!!
My great grandfather lost his leg in WWI,Navy. I was 8 when he died but I still remember being intrigued with his prosthetic leg. They’ve come a long way since then. His was heavy plastic, metal hinges and leather straps. You found some great items. My favorite was the broom hanger ! 🦋
That's great that you were able to have a few years with him. Wonder what he would think of the prosthetic devices we have now!
Paper and Moose I can imagine he would think it wouldn’t hold him up after that heavy contraption he wore. I remember he always walked with a cane and had only a slight limp in his step. Funny the things you remember out of your childhood. The family had a big celebration on his birthday every year. Soft drinks on ice in big galvanized wash tubs . Fresh from the garden veggies, ham and fried chicken from my 2 great uncles farm . And a pile of watermelon 🍉 . All 8 of his children came in. His birthday was on the 4th of July.
DID enjoy this video at the Flea!!! My favorite thing...the broom holder! My favorite saying...."It goes with my turkey"!!! LOL
O what fun you have Ms Moose - thanks for the outing - cheers from 🇦🇺
Hahaha!! That turkey is great! Hankie and bandana are great. Broom Works is cool. Pocket atlas is nice. Great buys!
The turkey! Love it! It could have been a prop for something, but what a fun find.
Love that broom hanger! That would look awesome and be really useful in my craft corner. Or anywhere really. Maybe in my clothing area to display bags. Where did you put it?🙂
I love the broom hanger!! And the lively lady needle holders!! So many treasures!! ❤❤❤
Hi Renee, You got some good stuff. I love the old magazines from the unemployed Vets. My Grandpa as in WWI. Hope you do well with the Transformers. Thanks for taking us to the flea market. ✌
The Hamburg Broom hanger is the coolest thing Renee! Also adorable needle pin items. Of course everybody needs a turkey, funny. The transformers are very much in, so you'll sell them well even as parts. Looved this flea market visit.
I enjoy coming along with you! Thank you, you do find some amazing stuff.
I really liked the terra cotta pumpkin. If the price was right, I would have bought. Both the bandanas are nice. The bird planter was neat. I have never seen a sing bird, but once long ago I had a Canadian goose that I paired with an Avon after shave decanter. I love following along with you wherever you go and film. 🥰😊🥰😊🥰
Gotta love the turkey! I love the pocket atlas too! You really found some unique and interesting things! Great haul!
❣📜 & 🦌...😁
I have been watching a few off your videos, I like the content . Great finds !!
Glad you enjoy the videos!
I love the broom hanger!
Me too!
Thank you for a short non annoying and not overly loud intro.I've dropped channels due to that nonsense. Thank you.
Those buddy magazine's would be great framed for wall pictures, I loved the ornaments you looked at, the dogs etc.
So good to see you finally at a flea market. I really like the broom rack and turkey. The fake turkey would be so funny to put out on the coffee table at the holidays,lol!
That's exactly what I was thinking!
That was fun! Glad you are back at the market! TFS Hugs!
It seems like whenever I buy for resale outside of my knowledge base I get slim margins at best. I look on it as cheap tuition. Thank you for the video MS Moose.....
Bill Elliott I think that happens to a lot of resellers.
Thanks for taking me along.
Battle Cat is on ebay right now for $19 so I think $5 for the box was awesome
I love that the fleas are opening again.thanks
I raise plants in Florida, I loved that collie dog and puppy on its back, and the yellow bird planter. If you got them and sell them please let me know. thank you.
i love your turkey. Awesome find.,
Adoro ese ambiente, tu trabajo y las cosas que compras!!!
The hamburg broom hanger would be cute to hang in your house with different seasonal things on it!
That ceramic turkey was probably a display for a store. I had an ex-bf years ago who collected fake food, things made for restaurants or store displays. Some of the things were very detailed and realistic. Every shelf and surface in his house was covered in fake cakes, fake plate of bacon and eggs and waffles, fake sushi, fake fruit, it just made you hungry to look at. But then his fridge was always empty! LOL
Love the ending of your story about the fake fridge! Hahaha
Mitzi Gaynor, dancer, singer, actress in the ‘50’s. Movies: There’s No Business Like Show Business, and South Pacific. Great turkey, and I appreciate your knowledge of the military finds.
I was happy to see that you had your mask on. I would have thought more people there would be wearing them to stay safe.
It was great to have a longer video today, great finds, wondered about the beaded vintage bag, but the veteran magazines were especially nice. Beautiful artwork and I bet they are so interesting to read. Hope you make your money back on the transformers 🙂🇬🇧
OMGosh that turkey...it is fab...oh, I want it too!!! I've never seen one before, it's so cool. And only a buck, wow, great find!
Cheaper than a real turkey & lasts much longer!
The red bandana would be great as a mask!!!Looks nice and cool..😎 Pretty fabric certainly Vintage.
You can probably narrow down the date of the atlas by the names of countries on the maps. Look at Europe- does it have east and west Germany, etc? It might even have "Prussia'. Other countries frequently changed names and borders, like in Africa. As a kid we had a world map in our basement playroom that was made immediately post- WW2. Before the Berlin wall was built. It still listed occupied territories.
Renee, I love your channel, especially when we hear from Renee the historian. Thanks
Don't take my historical knowledge for exact fact, I have much to learn!
@@PaperandMoose Don't sell yourself short, you care deeply about history that's more than most.
I had the same he-man tiger in the 80s! He had a red strapped seat and face mask, but his hands and mouth did not move.
Hooray for Renee👋🏻 You got yourself a turkey! 🦃Gobble Gobble I love it!
I go to a war memorabilia show with brother every year. They have tons of albums and photos from all different wars and they dont sell for much at all. I buy a ton of vintage ephemera there every year and then the prices I see on ebay and etsy are ridiculous. My brother is a WWII German hat and helmet collector. People ship/bring him things to authenticate. There is suppose to be a show by you in August or September. Look up The Show of Shows it's called. You'd love it. You'd also be surprised what sells for what. For instance he US WWII stuff doesn't sell nearly as much as the German stuff. Mainly because US military things have the market flooded. It's a must thing for you thou. I guarantee you'd love walking around!!
Blue Bus Dave has an expert on toys. He does buy some for parts.
Looks like I saw sheet music when you were buying the typing book. " One less Bell to answer" 5th Dimension. It caught my eye. I always buy those when I see them. Music I listened to when I was 15 or 16 yrs old. I wonder if anyone else is interested in those.
You just couldn't wait to get back out there huh ? Attagirl 👍😁
My mother had those Lovely Lady needle holders!
You did well, the transformers will pay for for all your picks.
Mitzi Gaynor was a singer and a 💃💃💃dancer.
Hello Renee. Very well done! Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
Same Vendor you got turkey at we bought the Hot Air Balloon Cookie Jar wizard of oz! He is a must see vendor always neat stuff.
I would have bought the Turkey too! Love it
I saw that cookie jar, it was amazing. I would have bought it, most definitely. 🤗💕💜💕💜💕🇩🇰
And the turkey, it is awesome. 🇩🇰
@@skaarup33 we posted our video on the cookie jar. You should Check it out
Check out who the artist is who did cover art on those Buddy magazines
You will do fine on the toys, even the tiger you won’t lose money, just wait for someone willing to pay $7 plus shipping.
Good buy for $8
I rarely do auctions, I just research and throw up a fair price a bit on the higher end and then take offers. Often I’ll get offers above my asking price.
Even if I didn’t Love your videos, I’ve got to give you props‘cause I Do Not do mornings! ❤️💕
Check that turkey out! Maybe it starred in a Norman Rockwell magazine cover! 🤣🍗
The turkey is awesome! I love your channel Renee!
Ooooohhhh....you're SO close to 25,000 subs !! WooHoo !!
The Mickey planter looks like the 1950's ones made by American Bisque. Not positive. In that condition, it could probably bring 15-20 dollars. But I'm not an expert. I have a Bambi one by them that I got in the 60's that is pretty valuable. My daughter took it when she moved out for a plant.
I think it's a great find.
Lol, Rene, I just love that turkey. I have never seen one like that.
That cat figure, it's a commemorative version that came out in the 2000s. If had more parts, it might sell for more. Looked like lots of people had it up in the 12 to 20 dollar range but those had complete or near complete figures.
....only you (and probably me) would buy that ceramic turkey! 😅
You need a pull along wagon!
I think you are right about that turkey - that might be the rarest thing I have ever seen
I love the typing book! Takes me back to when I learnt as school. Well not those old typewriters lol. Also the water damaged election poster is cool. A little water damage gives a great aged look and, on this particular piece, it doesn't distract from the poster. Love the colours in that little hankie and those needle holders are so pretty. Great finds x
Hi Renee are u wanting black and white photos for a project?
I loved the pottery pumpkin head I'm surprised that you didn't take that ?
Renee, a couple of times you've mentioned eBay but I don't see a link to your eBay store. Do you have one?
I kept looking for eBay as well. I also Thought she might have both based on her eBay comments. Thanks
How much coffee do you have before 5am?
No tea that morning! My local Dunkin haven't adjusted their hours back to normal yet, so I was running on just pure treasure hunting energy.
Most of the figures you have in that hamper were Voltron with some bits and bobs that were Transformers
Came here to say this.
Transformers are popular toys to this day. I have two little grandsons who LOVE them! I happily grab a single transformer for $5 at the thrift store. And you got a whole box for $5! I think auctioning them on ebay is a great idea!
Since they are missing pieces, it is the easiest method. This way I can just take photos, say sold as it, and not have to figure out what pieces are there/what pieces are missing.