If you get paper items that are musty, get the little cloth packets of charcoal. I know Amazon has them. I get a lot of vintage paper, and some of it smells so I put the packets in a trash bag with the smelly stuff, and it works very well. Sometimes, you have to leave it for a couple of weeks or more, but they come out pretty good. Love your awesome finds! Take care and be safe.
Well they say third time is the charm.I'm happy the people are nice enough to trust you in their home, very special. Your dolls are not creepy. I was given one almost like the one that cry.was my step grandmother's was given to her by my dad ,it has to be over 70yrs old I never played with it,was in very good condition. After I had daughters they found her.I finally rescued her with only he shoes and her dress were some where.her slip and socks remain. She cries up till a few years ago. But I love her she reminds me of a time when my dad was young and the love he had for his step mother. His mother died when he was a baby Oct 1918.what you rescue always brings me back to times and good memories. Thank you for that.
Hello Renee. Nice to see you. I love the dolls I think there wonderul. They have a amazing look and would be great as decor of any kind. On a old trunk with a old quilt . Or wooden box with old rattles or other old toys. There beautiful. Stay safe. Can't wait to see more. 🎼🎼📙📖💯💯💖💖👶👶💯💯💯💖💖💖
The biggest one is 1920s, by the hairdo. The large baby (Mama doll) is 1940s. The littlest is early 1950s, a drink & wet doll. They has rubber bodies that as you can see were unstable and were affected by heat. -------- "Luck be a lady" was sung by Frank Sinatra when it was popular. I seem to remember it was from the movie Guys & Dolls.
Don’t worry about the external noise, in most cases, it’s not even noticeable! Creepy, poor dolls, ugh! I’m so glad this family has given you first choice and inside access, that’s very nice for them and you. Just wanted to tell you how much I’ve been enjoying your channel, so glad Taco Stacks recommended your channel. Peace✌🏼 and love❤️, Renee!
Congrats on getting another house clean-out to pick through! It is a win-win for you and the homeowners. Maybe they will tell their friends and you will get many more houses!
That would be great! I told them that if they know of anyone that needs help cleaning out or is interested in getting rid of stuff, to pass along my number!
I love those dolls! What a great find. The silver jug and sugar bowl are so pretty too. The trash angels are blessing you with some awesome treasures. Thanks for sharing x
I have that same Tijuana Brass album and I remember buying it when it first came out! Now it's a "VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE"!!! (I'm so depressed. I'm going to go put on "Tijuana Taxi" and pretend I'm young.)
I feel really old. I have the Herb Alpert record. He played the horn Spanish style. You may remember called the lonely bull. I enjoy seeing your finds. Thanks Jim
Hi Renee, I think that glass bottle should have a pointed stopper. The brass matchbox holder looks to be a real antique so I wouldn't over-clean it, the trophy cup could be a candle holder and the way your luck has been with munitions you might want to see if it was made from an old shell casing. The wall light looks old enough to have been converted from gas or a candle light. Another great haul.
That brass piece you didn’t know what it was is a small matchbox holder for stick matches. Very fun stuff. I even like the dolls and the ideas you gave us!
I have my dolls I grew up loving. I have them on display. My Grandsons find them creppy and would always hide them at bed time. Keep bringing back the memories.
In my real vintage record library, I have two Victor album sets, with the exercise diagrams...the instructor, in his military manner, guiding you through each of the exercises...with John Philip Souza's band providing the stirring music to get the blood flowing! These go back to the very late teens...that's "19"....! Those bags do keep on giving! Some neat finds...that brass piece is a match box holder.
@@nuttybar9 Hi Robert, Can't help you there, as I have no knowledge of old movie items. I do remember the Jetsons...the space age Flintstones...I enjoyed both series.
My grandmother had this creepy doll that I would always put in the hallway when I slept over her house. I made sure the door was closed as well. Every morning I would hear my grandmother ask, “what the hell is this doing here?” I was almost 100% sure it came to life at night.
Renee you always find so many nice things and I enjoy all your videos . You bring out the worth and meaning to what you find . You are so smart knowing what is old and vintage and you make my day each time i see your new videos . Thank you .
I collect antique scary dolls, probably have hundreds. I had a friend that made coat racks out of doll arms and getting ones for her got me into it too. I have a wrought iron fence in the front of my house which I have put doll heads on and a tree with dolls nailed on...gives the neighbors something to talk about ! I have made up scary dolls out of parts and etc., sold a few and did pretty well.
The Little Journeys are by Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters who were Arts and Crafts movement artists. Believe he died on Lusitania. I would not sell the furniture pulls from Philly at flea market. Put on eBay with all info as they could be valuable. Thanks for your channel!
Loved the spooky dolls - reminiscent of chucky movies for me - thanks again Rene for your time and interest in all things old and collectable. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
I had that Whipped Creme album. I had almost all of Herb Alperts albums. My ex took them. Frankie Lane sang the theme song for the western, Rawhide, with Clint Eastood.
Renee, I had that Herb Albert Album years ago as well... actually I may STILL have it. So you finally noticed all the Whipped cream on the cover ;-). At the time it was rather risque in a way for an album cover. Even if the record is not in good shape I'll bet the cover by itself will sell. People will frame album covers and hang them up. THAT one is eye-catching
There is a TH-camr by the name Graveyard girl and she buys old dolls if you look her up you will see the room she films in is filled with old dirty and broken dolls and doll pieces,maybe you could get ahold of her and she might buy them from you! She has over 8 million subscribers, so she isn't hurting in the money department. Love your videos! Hugs from Lancaster, Pa.
Wow still amazed on your trash picking and loved your finds. Glad the family let you in for more finds .stay safe out there my friend and keep your blogs coming.
So happy they invited you in...you are every person's dream in this situation...so many things to be used. Sweet old dolls to me..xo Good people equal's good dolls. Doll hospitals can use parts too..or fix yours or wow..new doll news to me...... Herb Albert was cool in the day...my sister got to sit on his lap at a fair while he sang "This Guy's in Love"...lol..xo. My niece had a Sound of Music VCR,,a favorite repeat like 10 Dalmations..every word singalong over and over age 3..xo..Pam!! Ahh I watched Arnold Palmer with my grandparents on the big console TV in the day...eating my raisins on doll dishes...and our family drinks a lot of Arnold Palmer's, "Ice Tea and Lemonade" half and half...love what you save. Oh,,real Us made old furniture with the Brass? handles...neat.
I love those dolls the first is a rubber doll, the second and third is a composition doll. Maybe 1930s. I collect and restore dolls. Great finds, love the paper items too.
Hi Pam, My friend's mother recently passed and she was a doll collector. I was given about 30 of her dolls range from 1950 to early 80s. They are not creepy, but unique in many ways. and bring me joy. She also gave me Raggedy Anne dolls too about 20+. The dolls you got are cute and interesting to look at.
Renee, I love your content! Finding and saving all of these old treasures that most people would just take to the dump. You are so brave to do this! Love, love, love the creepy dolls. I'm a collector of creepy and not so creepy dolls! Thanks for your videos!
I had a doll with a mouth similar to that of the 1st one. It was open just enough to take a little plastic bottle that looked as though the milk was disappearing as you tilted it. She did not wet, and you didn't want to put any real liquid in her mouth.
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, that's a classic LP, the cover is also iconic. Herb and the band had many hits, my parents had all their albums, they still do!
Another interesting treasure find! I love the old broken and unloved dolls. Would only take care of them and not use them in a creepy way. Clowns are a different matter. 😀😀
My Dad in law worked for that Silver company in Taunton, Mass. We live 30 minutes from there. I believe its call Rose Mar or Ross mar. Not sure. My husband worked there in the late 70's early 80's. I have s few thing's from there also. Those are silver plated and a pain to keep clean. Lol have a blessed day Renea✌
The Tijuana Brass record is great. That cover is iconic. People would buy that album just for the cover.I know this is an older video, but I thought I would give you my 2 cents worth. Take care.
I am not into dolls, but your new friends were loved a lot by some little girls. I have my first rag doll and when her face wore off I painted a face with red nail polish. I think I am going to look for Suzy.
Those frames are awesome! That is a sun moon and stars planter by Roseville. They were typically done in a brown and green drip glaze and had a saucer that matched. So pretty!! Would love to find one in the wild.
The gold gilt ashtray with matchbox holder is a great piece with good value $50-$100, maybe more with that theme. Since it doesn’t have cigarette holder indentations, that leads me to believe it may have been for pipes, especially since wooden match sticks were a better way to light a pipe. The man with the horn may be some Alpine theme? Pipe related items usually bring more. In research use pipe ashtray, matchbox holder, in description. I think it is a very unique and valuable piece. Great score!
My daughter would have never allowed those dolls to come into the house. She insists we have bad luck because I keep bring home spirits attached to items I buy or find.. I love your adventures!
I have had a few people say that they never buy used items because of that, but I see it as saving things, so whatever "spirits" are attached are probably happy that they are not ending up in the trash!
When you started naming off what you want the third house, if there was one, to toss your way, should have struck up the Sound of Music record the the song, A Few Of My Favorite Things! 😎 Hope you get to pick more. Should have stored it in a garbage bag to do the revealing, just to stick with recent tradition. 👍 Keep the great videos coming. Thanks..
Renee, you should wear a dust mask when you go through the old papers. Although I know you probably have gone through tons already, just the mold alone can cause you trouble breathing, let alone the old asbestos and other stuff....sorry, that's the Mom/Grandmother coming out of me. Stay safe!!!❤
Those are really great creepy dolls. I love to put mine out for Halloween. The glass decanter, as you know, is Italian. It's Mid Century and is called Empoli hand-blown glass, named for the region of Italy where it was made. Some of it is very collectible. If you go back to the house keep your eyes open for the stopper. It will be the same color glass and tear-shaped.
I remember the Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass album from the 60's. It was very popular back then. Surely some nostalgic person would want to buy that one.
The Whipped Cream and Other Delights record sold like crazy in the 1960s. Every house had one. Every house. My Dad had all of Herb Albert's records. Your face was so funny when you realized she was clad in whip cream!!! Frankie Laine (later correction not Frankie Laine -that was Frankie Valli) was in the Four Seasons. York Barbell has the Weightlifting Hall of Fame in York, PA. I haven't been there but probably a "must" for you.
@@patricialenaburg6553 You are correct, Patricia. Big difference. Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons were the Best. Frankie Laine was a whole other genre...more light jazz and specialty songs.
What cool treasures (except for the dolls 😖)!! Love the Ivory ad ❤️ the weight lifting posters were neat!! So glad we get to see another house clean out one bag or box at a time...
Hey Renee. 😀. Awesome video as always. I would have paid anything to have seen YOU inside that house!! I bet you were like a kid in a candy store (respectful of course) but 100% in your element!! I still say that says A LOT about you that the owners let you go inside and pick from their memories!!! They knew right away after talking to you that “you were good people”. Lol. I actually loved the dolls. Each one of them is beautiful in its own way (just like people). Will you keep one of the dolls with your “less than fortunate stuffed animals?”😍. Oh one more thing- I agree with the person who said the noises you always fuss about.... well we really don’t hear them. But inDO LOVE when you and that crow fight for airtime. Lol. Your videos are always so much fun!!! Please keep sharing 💕
I want to know why there is always between10-20 dislikes on these videos. What possibly is there to dislike?? Keep up the great vid's Renee. Always a pleasure to watch.
@@PaperandMoose I think it was Jeremy Hales who pointed out (and LAUGHED at the Dislike button people ) by pointing out that the dislikes are good too because the TH-cam algorithm does not distinguish a difference. Hit the button Up or Down.. counts the same. It counts it as watched. So Dislike is NOT really bad by TH-cam.
When you said the dolls were looking the other way, I immediately envisioned them turning to face the camera!! Haha I love those dolls.
The white vase, yes you can see the design in it. I loved the first set of sugar and creamer. So pretty, wow!
If you get paper items that are musty, get the little cloth packets of charcoal.
I know Amazon has them. I get a lot of vintage paper, and some of it smells so
I put the packets in a trash bag with the smelly stuff, and it works very well.
Sometimes, you have to leave it for a couple of weeks or more, but they
come out pretty good. Love your awesome finds! Take care and be safe.
Renee’s fantasy - finding old post cards and pictures. I love it when people think out loud. May your dream come true!
EVERYBODY'S parents had that Herb Alpert "Whipped Cream ..." album in the 60s!
We went to a Herb Alpert concert in San Diego not too long ago and the backstory of the cover was great.
Yep we had that one!
Haha, we still do!
Yep!
Those baby dolls were once very much loved before they were forgotten and moved into the attic.
I use the Creepy Dolls in my Garden....most of my family do not like them but my Mom and I love them
Well they say third time is the charm.I'm happy the people are nice enough to trust you in their home, very special. Your dolls are not creepy. I was given one almost like the one that cry.was my step grandmother's was given to her by my dad ,it has to be over 70yrs old I never played with it,was in very good condition. After I had daughters they found her.I finally rescued her with only he shoes and her dress were some where.her slip and socks remain. She cries up till a few years ago. But I love her she reminds me of a time when my dad was young and the love he had for his step mother. His mother died when he was a baby Oct 1918.what you rescue always brings me back to times and good memories. Thank you for that.
These people can see what a sweet young lady you are! TFS Hugs!
I love the planter. Yes I did see the sun rays. Cool🧡
Such great finds. Everything will sell at your local flea market in a second. All profit, good for you!
I love forgotten dolls. They were once loved very much.
Hello Renee. Nice to see you. I love the dolls I think there wonderul. They have a amazing look and would be great as decor of any kind. On a old trunk with a old quilt . Or wooden box with old rattles or other old toys. There beautiful. Stay safe. Can't wait to see more. 🎼🎼📙📖💯💯💖💖👶👶💯💯💯💖💖💖
The biggest one is 1920s, by the hairdo. The large baby (Mama doll) is 1940s. The littlest is early 1950s, a drink & wet doll. They has rubber bodies that as you can see were unstable and were affected by heat. -------- "Luck be a lady" was sung by Frank Sinatra when it was popular. I seem to remember it was from the movie Guys & Dolls.
Watching you has got me interested in ephemera and I have started collecting some nice pieces. Thanks Rene.
Don’t worry about the external noise, in most cases, it’s not even noticeable! Creepy, poor dolls, ugh! I’m so glad this family has given you first choice and inside access, that’s very nice for them and you. Just wanted to tell you how much I’ve been enjoying your channel, so glad Taco Stacks recommended your channel. Peace✌🏼 and love❤️, Renee!
Love the dolls. Just think how they made some little girl smile when they were new and how much they must have been loved for many yrs.
Congrats on getting another house clean-out to pick through! It is a win-win for you and the homeowners. Maybe they will tell their friends and you will get many more houses!
That would be great! I told them that if they know of anyone that needs help cleaning out or is interested in getting rid of stuff, to pass along my number!
It's bound to happen! You are meant to do this! 🥰
I love those dolls! What a great find. The silver jug and sugar bowl are so pretty too. The trash angels are blessing you with some awesome treasures. Thanks for sharing x
The Doll Friends are Epic
Those record albums are from my era. Frankie laine has a beautiful voice. And Tijuana brass is fun!
My parents loved Herb Albert (sp?) And The Tijuana Brass hence I love them too!
I have that same Tijuana Brass album and I remember buying it when it first came out! Now it's a "VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE"!!! (I'm so depressed. I'm going to go put on "Tijuana Taxi" and pretend I'm young.)
@@mamiebobb4173 Right there with you, I'm old as the hills! Crank up that volume and enjoy.😄
@@vickinoeske1711 Alpert
@@annanipper5726 That's what I first typed, then second guessed myself! Thanks.💖🎵🎶🎺
I adore your antique dolls!
I am a new and avid fan and I thank you for being so interesting!
Thanks for watching!
I have several old dolls. They havent killed me in my sleep yet. I love them.
Tracy, that was funny. hahahaha
Mine neither lol
I love old dolls as well
they are just laying in wait - some day they may become disgruntled
I feel really old. I have the Herb Alpert record. He played the horn Spanish style. You may remember called the lonely bull. I enjoy seeing your finds. Thanks Jim
Hi Renee, I think that glass bottle should have a pointed stopper. The brass matchbox holder looks to be a real antique so I wouldn't over-clean it, the trophy cup could be a candle holder and the way your luck has been with munitions you might want to see if it was made from an old shell casing. The wall light looks old enough to have been converted from gas or a candle light. Another great haul.
That brass piece you didn’t know what it was is a small matchbox holder for stick matches. Very fun stuff. I even like the dolls and the ideas you gave us!
I have my dolls I grew up loving. I have them on display. My Grandsons find them creppy and would always hide them at bed time. Keep bringing back the memories.
In my real vintage record library, I have two Victor album sets, with the exercise diagrams...the instructor, in his military manner, guiding you through each of the exercises...with John Philip Souza's band providing the stirring music to get the blood flowing! These go back to the very late teens...that's "19"....! Those bags do keep on giving! Some neat finds...that brass piece is a match box holder.
@@nuttybar9 Hi Robert, Can't help you there, as I have no knowledge of old movie items. I do remember the Jetsons...the space age Flintstones...I enjoyed both series.
My grandmother had this creepy doll that I would always put in the hallway when I slept over her house. I made sure the door was closed as well. Every morning I would hear my grandmother ask, “what the hell is this doing here?” I was almost 100% sure it came to life at night.
The planter is an unglazed "Sun and Moon", you can look it up. You may do well with the optic vase as well.
Renee you always find so many nice things and I enjoy all your videos . You bring out the worth and meaning to what you find . You are so smart knowing what is old and vintage and you make my day each time i see your new videos . Thank you .
I collect antique scary dolls, probably have hundreds. I had a friend that made coat racks out of doll arms and getting ones for her got me into it too.
I have a wrought iron fence in the front of my house which I have put doll heads on and a tree with dolls nailed on...gives the neighbors something to talk about !
I have made up scary dolls out of parts and etc., sold a few and did pretty well.
Love creeepy dolls and old photos...creepier the better!
I sure love all of your lucky finds...keep it up
The Little Journeys are by Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters who were Arts and Crafts movement artists. Believe he died on Lusitania. I would not sell the furniture pulls from Philly at flea market. Put on eBay with all info as they could be valuable. Thanks for your channel!
OMG...I LOVE these as they are...everytime I find these, I keep them...the stories they can tell! Lol
Loved the spooky dolls - reminiscent of chucky movies for me - thanks again Rene for your time and interest in all things old and collectable. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
I had that Whipped Creme album. I had almost all of Herb Alperts albums. My ex took them. Frankie Lane sang the theme song for the western, Rawhide, with Clint Eastood.
Renee thank you for saving those dolls. I love dolls. I'm not afraid of dolls at all.
Renee, I had that Herb Albert Album years ago as well... actually I may STILL have it. So you finally noticed all the Whipped cream on the cover ;-). At the time it was rather risque in a way for an album cover. Even if the record is not in good shape I'll bet the cover by itself will sell. People will frame album covers and hang them up. THAT one is eye-catching
A Taste of Honey.....I had it in 68.
There is a TH-camr by the name Graveyard girl and she buys old dolls if you look her up you will see the room she films in is filled with old dirty and broken dolls and doll pieces,maybe you could get ahold of her and she might buy them from you! She has over 8 million subscribers, so she isn't hurting in the money department. Love your videos! Hugs from Lancaster, Pa.
Wow still amazed on your trash picking and loved your finds. Glad the family let you in for more finds .stay safe out there my friend and keep your blogs coming.
So happy they invited you in...you are every person's dream in this situation...so many things to be used. Sweet old dolls to me..xo Good people equal's good dolls. Doll hospitals can use parts too..or fix yours or wow..new doll news to me......
Herb Albert was cool in the day...my sister got to sit on his lap at a fair while he sang "This Guy's in Love"...lol..xo. My niece had a Sound of Music VCR,,a favorite repeat like 10 Dalmations..every word singalong over and over age 3..xo..Pam!! Ahh I watched Arnold Palmer with my grandparents on the big console TV in the day...eating my raisins on doll dishes...and our family drinks a lot of Arnold Palmer's, "Ice Tea and Lemonade" half and half...love what you save. Oh,,real Us made old furniture with the Brass? handles...neat.
I love those dolls the first is a rubber doll, the second and third is a composition doll. Maybe 1930s. I collect and restore dolls. Great finds, love the paper items too.
Match book holder. The planter is from 1895 I cannot remember the maker but I have the same one in mint green..
Hi Pam,
My friend's mother recently passed and she was a doll collector. I was given about 30 of her dolls range from 1950 to early 80s. They are not creepy, but unique in many ways. and bring me joy. She also gave me Raggedy Anne dolls too about 20+.
The dolls you got are cute and interesting to look at.
Renee, I love your content! Finding and saving all of these old treasures that most people would just take to the dump. You are so brave to do this! Love, love, love the creepy dolls. I'm a collector of creepy and not so creepy dolls! Thanks for your videos!
I had a doll with a mouth similar to that of the 1st one. It was open just enough to take a little plastic bottle that looked as though the milk was disappearing as you tilted it. She did not wet, and you didn't want to put any real liquid in her mouth.
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, that's a classic LP, the cover is also iconic. Herb and the band had many hits, my parents had all their albums, they still do!
Another interesting treasure find! I love the old broken and unloved dolls. Would only take care of them and not use them in a creepy way. Clowns are a different matter. 😀😀
Thanks for sharing Renee!!
My Dad in law worked for that Silver company in Taunton, Mass.
We live 30 minutes from there. I believe its call Rose Mar or Ross mar. Not sure. My husband worked there in the late 70's early 80's. I have s few thing's from there also. Those are silver plated and a pain to keep clean. Lol have a blessed day Renea✌
I use old dolls in my art, and sell a lot of old doll parts, particularly heads, in my etsy shop. :)
🙄
Oh my gosh, I love the dolls!
I think the metal pieces in the cigar box are from a piece of furniture. They look like drawer pulls that were used on antique chests of drawers.
That's is correct! I have some antic furniture with knobs like that.
My great uncle and Bob Hoffman worked together at the York Oil Burner Company.
The Tijuana Brass record is great. That cover is iconic. People would buy that album just for the cover.I know this is an older video, but I thought I would give you my 2 cents worth. Take care.
Great treasures!
I am not into dolls, but your new friends were loved a lot by some little girls. I have my first rag doll and when her face wore off I painted a face with red nail polish. I think I am going to look for Suzy.
Frankie Lane is the ultimate vocalist from the western movies.
Thank you so much🫶😊
I love the old dolls, they are wonderful. Glad you saved them
Love creepy dolls!!! They make great Halloween decorations
Much loved dolls. Despite their age and current condition they are beautiful.
wow this is a whole new world with old dolls
Those frames are awesome! That is a sun moon and stars planter by Roseville. They were typically done in a brown and green drip glaze and had a saucer that matched. So pretty!! Would love to find one in the wild.
The creepy dolls are awesome!
I LOVE OLD DOLLS I.HVE A FEW MY SELF THE WAY THEY WR MADE IS SO INTERESTING ALOT OF THM JVE GLASS EYES.
I'd love to see where your stashing all this paper Renee, hope you have fire alarms in your home. Lol
Ohhh how I would love to restore those dolls.
The gold gilt ashtray with matchbox holder is a great piece with good value $50-$100, maybe more with that theme. Since it doesn’t have cigarette holder indentations, that leads me to believe it may have been for pipes, especially since wooden match sticks were a better way to light a pipe. The man with the horn may be some Alpine theme? Pipe related items usually bring more. In research use pipe ashtray, matchbox holder, in description. I think it is a very unique and valuable piece. Great score!
Once again, thank you so much for the detailed information Rick!
Wow so many treasures to have. Good for you.
I love the old dolls.And I hope you do find another giving house.
Thanks 😊
My daughter would have never allowed those dolls to come into the house. She insists we have bad luck because I keep bring home spirits attached to items I buy or find.. I love your adventures!
I have had a few people say that they never buy used items because of that, but I see it as saving things, so whatever "spirits" are attached are probably happy that they are not ending up in the trash!
Paper and Moose I agree completely! I have a storage unit full of my treasures. I visit them every now and then.. lol
Amazing finds , even the creepy dolls 😱
Maybe you can trade the drawer hardware and old light fixtures to Dave to lower the cost for the big bag of paper he has for you tomorrow(wed). ; )
Those creepy things would give me nightmares 😆
Enjoyed sharing some time with you Renee ♥️ and see you on your next adventure ☮
Great finds , I like the paper ! The dolls are awesome 😊
Love the dolls
When you started naming off what you want the third house, if there was one, to toss your way, should have struck up the Sound of Music record the the song, A Few Of My Favorite Things! 😎 Hope you get to pick more. Should have stored it in a garbage bag to do the revealing, just to stick with recent tradition. 👍 Keep the great videos coming. Thanks..
Renee, you should wear a dust mask when you go through the old papers. Although I know you probably have gone through tons already, just the mold alone can cause you trouble breathing, let alone the old asbestos and other stuff....sorry, that's the Mom/Grandmother coming out of me. Stay safe!!!❤
Those are really great creepy dolls. I love to put mine out for Halloween. The glass decanter, as you know, is Italian. It's Mid Century and is called Empoli hand-blown glass, named for the region of Italy where it was made. Some of it is very collectible. If you go back to the house keep your eyes open for the stopper. It will be the same color glass and tear-shaped.
I remember my Mother's bedroom furniture having those handles on the dresser and chest...❤
Omg I have those same drawer pulls
Glad u saved the dolls...They would look great on my Halloween display that I am doing this year....GREAT SAVE!!!
I remember the Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass album from the 60's. It was very popular back then. Surely some nostalgic person would want to buy that one.
Guild Craft from Italy is a big thing with some collectors
The Whipped Cream and Other Delights record sold like crazy in the 1960s. Every house had one. Every house. My Dad had all of Herb Albert's records. Your face was so funny when you realized she was clad in whip cream!!! Frankie Laine (later correction not Frankie Laine -that was Frankie Valli) was in the Four Seasons. York Barbell has the Weightlifting Hall of Fame in York, PA. I haven't been there but probably a "must" for you.
Gail Cathey my house sure had one! We’ve gotten rid of a lot of records but that one keeps making the cut and sticking around.
It was Frankie Valli who was with The Four Seasons. Frankie Laine was older, and you would know him as the singer of "Raw Hide." Loved them both.
@@patricialenaburg6553 You are correct, Patricia. Big difference. Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons were the Best. Frankie Laine was a whole other genre...more light jazz and specialty songs.
@@patricialenaburg6553 Oh Dear How did I get that wrong ?- too many Frankies!! Thanks.
I played with a doll at my my grandmothers that didn’t have a head. I called her heady and she was my favorite
Now that's creepy...lol
What cool treasures (except for the dolls 😖)!! Love the Ivory ad ❤️ the weight lifting posters were neat!! So glad we get to see another house clean out one bag or box at a time...
Hey Renee. 😀. Awesome video as always. I would have paid anything to have seen YOU inside that house!! I bet you were like a kid in a candy store (respectful of course) but 100% in your element!! I still say that says A LOT about you that the owners let you go inside and pick from their memories!!! They knew right away after talking to you that “you were good people”. Lol. I actually loved the dolls. Each one of them is beautiful in its own way (just like people). Will you keep one of the dolls with your “less than fortunate stuffed animals?”😍. Oh one more thing- I agree with the person who said the noises you always fuss about.... well we really don’t hear them. But inDO LOVE when you and that crow fight for airtime. Lol. Your videos are always so much fun!!! Please keep sharing 💕
OMFG. I LOVE the dolls, I'm soooo into gothic Victorian decor🖤✨🖤✨
Love this stuff too!Sometime you will have to do a house tour on your collection!
Oh how fun,wish I was there to help you
Wow....they invited you in💜nice
Big fan of Irving Berlin and most music from the WW II era 🎶🇺🇸🎶
I want to know why there is always between10-20 dislikes on these videos. What possibly is there to dislike?? Keep up the great vid's Renee. Always a pleasure to watch.
It's TH-cam... people would and do dislike videos of cute puppies, so a dislike on my videos is the norm.
@@PaperandMoose I think it was Jeremy Hales who pointed out (and LAUGHED at the Dislike button people ) by pointing out that the dislikes are good too because the TH-cam algorithm does not distinguish a difference. Hit the button Up or Down.. counts the same. It counts it as watched. So Dislike is NOT really bad by TH-cam.
Those baby dolls were once loved by some little person. They don't scare me. :)