I am glad you aren’t a big name reseller. I feel like you are my secret and I learn a lot. Love your style and humor too. Keep doing what you do. Every video is a treasure and I rewatch them. I prefer to sell small items too and with the cost of shipping it’s a good thing.
Bonjour Rusty 😁🇨🇦 You have a new fan 😎 So Happy to have found you ,a cool Guy , authentique, and funny , I Love the way you explaine everyrhing so well , and its very nice that you take your preshus time to do so , I am french from Montréal and I love flea markets and thanks to you now i no wath to look for .👍 Merci Beaucoup for sharing 👌
I always enjoy your videos, you are also very kind and considerate. You have spent much time helping me identify things as I visit the sales and it has been most helpful! Thank you Rusty!
A few pieces of information: That old looking brooch looks like it might be made by Neiger - great find! Dye can also come off on simichrome tests, so you need to be sure it’s not the dye turning the simichrome yellow. The monogrammed earrings are at the earliest 1966 since that’s when the first screw-hinged clip-on earring was patented. Thanks for the great videos!
I really learn a lot from your video's. I got all of my grandmother's jewelry when she passed back in 2010. And she had lot's of it. Now because of your videos I am learning so much about the jewelry. Thank you..
Rusty, I'm thankful you're respectful to those you interact with through your business exchanges. :) Also, its exciting to find things "in the wild" (instead of a jewelry store) High five cousin...keep searching...its out there. ...just collecting dust waiting for someone that appreciates granny's old things. Makes me giggly too when I realize I've found a precious metal piece or something that contains gemstone materials. Thanks for all the content on locating research reselling. Swonderful.
I appreciate that. He says that he doesn’t shove cameras in peoples faces while he’s talking to him at sales. I really hate the contact producers who gleefully chew People down on prices when they know they’re gonna be able to get a great deal for it and then they make the people out to be idiots too. It’s super rude and I’m very glad you’re not doing that.
I'm really glad I came across your videos. You back up what you say about selling items and the money you actually bring in. I did ebay 17 or so years ago and things seemed so simple to do back then. I let myself get scared off selling because of the changes, thinking I had to photos that looked professional and the shipping was damn scary!. Yours look great and you sell! Thanks for the encouragement!!!
That makeup compact is also a type of dance-purse, you wear it like a bracelet to dance in 1920s. I think it is desirable among vintage makeup collectors.
You are Awesome, Rusty! Such a calm, good Instructor, We Appreciate Your Videos, and look forward to learning about "old" costume jewelry, and it's History and it's Value! Thanks!
The first necklace you showed with the “ latch” clasp is called a toggle clasp. ❤😊 absolutely love your videos, I’m pretty new but have learned a lot so far. I love how detailed you are. 😊
Only a few minutes in and I want to thank you for not filming the sellers and the wheeling and dealing. I’m here to learn and you leave a lot of time open for learning!
That’s why i watch videos like these, to learn. I’ve had to unsubscribe from large resellers that have turned into content creators because it’s a waste of time and I’m not learning anything.
@@Margot5twofor53Oh The sponsorships don’t bother me, i skip them and I know people are trying to make a living off of TH-cam videos so they accept sponsorships and that’s ok. What I don’t like is when they make “reselling” videos all about them. Sounds harsh but imagine if I spend all my time on youtube just watching what people eat in a day, what they order at Starbucks, how their dog is so cute etc. What a waste of my time, i could be learning something instead🤷🏻♀️😂
Watching people at a yard sale isn’t as interesting or informative as your videos. I just discovered and subscribed to your channel; I’ll bet that it’s going to grow slowly but surely. I also find you very soothing.
Up until the late 1890s through to today, purses are more popular than pockets because dresses and trousers were slender. Lumps were not what one wanted to show on one's thin torso. It was very easy to hide pockets, even for umbrellas in fashions ie. Hoopskirts. Paniers could hide an awful lot of things in their pockets. In the late 1790s to the late 1820s when reticules "handbags" were first popular because the dresses were first slender.
That bracelet was awesome!!!! Great find!!! I had a bad experience where I sold a bracelet that was worth $900 for $128. It made me sick to my stomach when I realized. I did research, but evidently not enough 🙄. Oh well, we live and learn. 😁
Thank you for this video. It is enjoyable, you are pleasant, you’re not at all arrogant, the content is educational, and you seem really to enjoy what you’re doing! Great job.💖
That you for putting out very valuable information. I am a very novice thrifter and know nothing about jewelry. It the things I’ve seen on your videos, I know I have passed up valuable pieces that I should have bought. But who knew?
9:20 - It's a "toggle clasp". At 9:20, we can see the little loop which the treads are knotted on. If it's wielded shut, it's probably silver. If not... Wielding little part is costly and time consuming, hence they are not on mock jewelry. North-African and Middle-Eastern artisans are veeeery good at disguising mock jewelry as silver. Good purchase anyway, would have bought. 17:10 - Part of a bracelet, repurposed as a brooch. I've had a similar bracelet. 26:40 - Mathey-Tissot is not a watch brand. Tissot is. Never ever buy a damaged quartz watch. Very good pick for the Chimento. It's an Italian brand. Damn I love your videos.
I would just go ahead and wear the 18k bracelet. Gold prices are so low right now. Hang on to it until gold gets back above 2000k. Enjoy it for a while and show it off.
Hello from Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am thinking of posting my silver jewery on eBay. All the best from Canada stay strong true .
RESPECT!!! You're the absolute best! Thank you for sharing the knowledge in such a consumable way! P.S. Do you ever share what state you're in? The accent is so easy to listen to! Thank you! 😁
Thanks! I do clean sometimes, it just depends on how hard it will be or if I think it will help it sell. I always have magnets and various items with me when I’m hunting!
@@RustyTheReseller Thanks for the quick reply . I was given 600 pcs of costume jewelry that were left over from a craft/ charity show . I gave away all the Clip on earrings because I thought no one wore my them anymore. I gave away all the watches. I have gifted 100 pc to friends and family. I had a jewelry picker come over and she picked 50 pieces for $70. Somehow I sold her two antique brooch. I called the next day and she had already sold the two pcs …. Can you tell I’m going the wrong way about this !!! There are some with marks . Monet , Chico, Avon , Sarah Coventry. I ordered a magnet . I hope there is some good and silver that I can sell …….. I had hoped 600 pc would turn into $600 I have never sold on eBay so I may give it a try……. Thanks for your educational videos . Rose
sometimes necklaces break or someone decides to take them apart to change their size. They can put newer clasps on older jewelry. You see it a lot with pearl necklaces that have broken at one time and been repaired...
@@RustyTheReseller great point. I hadn't thought about using old beads in newer pieces. I did look up toggle necklaces and was surprised they have been around a while too. Any chance you have a good cheat sheet on clasp dating?
Oh I can't guess but love all of it ...maybe the silver mesh purse but that jewellery is wow ..wish I could find things like that...possibly one watch is the winner tho
Hey a just found u and I'm learning so much . I have so much jewelry from my grannies my mom and my aunts too .. I would love to get u to look at some of it . But I do understand ur busy and we probably live very far away I'm In Mississippi... . Wel if u can contact me if that's what you do I'm not sure .....if u are interested let me know ? Thank u
I am glad you aren’t a big name reseller. I feel like you are my secret and I learn a lot. Love your style and humor too. Keep doing what you do. Every video is a treasure and I rewatch them. I prefer to sell small items too and with the cost of shipping it’s a good thing.
haha. Thanks for all your kind words Cousin! Hope sourcing is going well for you..
Bonjour Rusty 😁🇨🇦 You have a new fan 😎 So Happy to have found you ,a cool Guy , authentique, and funny , I Love the way you explaine everyrhing so well , and its very nice that you take your preshus time to do so , I am french from Montréal and I love flea markets and thanks to you now i no wath to look for .👍 Merci Beaucoup for sharing 👌
I always enjoy your videos, you are also very kind and considerate. You have spent much time helping me identify things as I visit the sales and it has been most helpful! Thank you Rusty!
A few pieces of information: That old looking brooch looks like it might be made by Neiger - great find! Dye can also come off on simichrome tests, so you need to be sure it’s not the dye turning the simichrome yellow. The monogrammed earrings are at the earliest 1966 since that’s when the first screw-hinged clip-on earring was patented. Thanks for the great videos!
I really learn a lot from your video's. I got all of my grandmother's jewelry when she passed back in 2010. And she had lot's of it. Now because of your videos I am learning so much about the jewelry. Thank you..
Rusty, I'm thankful you're respectful to those you interact with through your business exchanges. :)
Also, its exciting to find things "in the wild" (instead of a jewelry store) High five cousin...keep searching...its out there. ...just collecting dust waiting for someone that appreciates granny's old things.
Makes me giggly too when I realize I've found a precious metal piece or something that contains gemstone materials. Thanks for all the content on locating research reselling. Swonderful.
Thanks for the kind words cousin!
I love that you don’t put the interactions w people on TH-cam. I have always thought that was a bit of a invasion of peoples privacy.
We are glad you noticed.
I appreciate that. He says that he doesn’t shove cameras in peoples faces while he’s talking to him at sales. I really hate the contact producers who gleefully chew People down on prices when they know they’re gonna be able to get a great deal for it and then they make the people out to be idiots too. It’s super rude and I’m very glad you’re not doing that.
I'm really glad I came across your videos. You back up what you say about selling items and the money you actually bring in. I did ebay 17 or so years ago and things seemed so simple to do back then. I let myself get scared off selling because of the changes, thinking I had to photos that looked professional and the shipping was damn scary!. Yours look great and you sell! Thanks for the encouragement!!!
No problem!
Appreciate you taking us along. Love the real feel ❤️
Congratulations!!! Thank you for educating others!❤
That makeup compact is also a type of dance-purse, you wear it like a bracelet to dance in 1920s. I think it is desirable among vintage makeup collectors.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your honesty….. I am a mother of four and I flipped things on eBay to make ends meet.
Great video! Thanks and I prefer the info versus flea mkt vendor negotiations!
Awesome, thank you!
You are Awesome, Rusty! Such a calm, good Instructor, We Appreciate Your Videos, and look forward to learning about "old" costume jewelry, and it's History and it's Value! Thanks!
you are right to be respectful. we appreciate
your humanity about that!! your finds are good enough content! 👍
I appreciate that
The first necklace you showed with the “ latch” clasp is called a toggle clasp. ❤😊 absolutely love your videos, I’m pretty new but have learned a lot so far. I love how detailed you are. 😊
Shame some people haven’t checked hallmarks ,only $2 dollars for 18ct bracelets. A rare find
Only a few minutes in and I want to thank you for not filming the sellers and the wheeling and dealing. I’m here to learn and you leave a lot of time open for learning!
The necklace with the orange and silver beads is called a toggle necklace. That is the name for the style attachment.
Thanks for the info.
That style of bracelet is so commonly knocked off, I wouldn't think to look. 750. :)
It's good to be respectful 😌 You found some awesome things for sure 👍
That’s why i watch videos like these, to learn. I’ve had to unsubscribe from large resellers that have turned into content creators because it’s a waste of time and I’m not learning anything.
Yep they are sponsored and you get to listen to them blab about that.
@@Margot5twofor53Oh The sponsorships don’t bother me, i skip them and I know people are trying to make a living off of TH-cam videos so they accept sponsorships and that’s ok. What I don’t like is when they make “reselling” videos all about them. Sounds harsh but imagine if I spend all my time on youtube just watching what people eat in a day, what they order at Starbucks, how their dog is so cute etc. What a waste of my time, i could be learning something instead🤷🏻♀️😂
Thank you for the education fun videos. I can take away info on every video that has helped me with treasure hunting jewelry.
Chimento is a very high-class Italian jewellery designer - Gorgeous found!
Thanks! New to me, but I will definitely be looking out for this brand now!!
Watching people at a yard sale isn’t as interesting or informative as your videos. I just discovered and subscribed to your channel; I’ll bet that it’s going to grow slowly but surely. I also find you very soothing.
Thanks!
Another great video cousin! Keep them coming!
On the back of the broach - it's a tudor rose. I'm probably late in saying it as I just found your show. All the best :)
Up until the late 1890s through to today, purses are more popular than pockets because dresses and trousers were slender. Lumps were not what one wanted to show on one's thin torso. It was very easy to hide pockets, even for umbrellas in fashions ie. Hoopskirts. Paniers could hide an awful lot of things in their pockets. In the late 1790s to the late 1820s when reticules "handbags" were first popular because the dresses were first slender.
That bracelet was awesome!!!!
Great find!!!
I had a bad experience where I sold a bracelet that was worth $900 for $128. It made me sick to my stomach when I realized. I did research, but evidently not enough 🙄. Oh well, we live and learn. 😁
Thank you for this video. It is enjoyable, you are pleasant, you’re not at all arrogant, the content is educational, and you seem really to enjoy what you’re doing! Great job.💖
Wow, thank you!
I guessed the red dance purse was the valuable item. Good find Rusty!
I'm learning a lot on your channel. Thanks!
I picked the bracelet. Gold and silver looking . Only because it looked real. I'm surely no expert lol thanks for a great video !
Good luck!
Thank you for all the knowledge and a really enjoyable video to watch!!
Hi cousin 😘
I love the way you teach. I love your videos.keep them coming! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome
Rusty! I love your videos! Both entertaining and packed full of knowledge! I truly appreciate you! Thanks so much for all you do :)
That you for putting out very valuable information. I am a very novice thrifter and know nothing about jewelry. It the things I’ve seen on your videos, I know I have passed up valuable pieces that I should have bought. But who knew?
Great finds! Thanks!!!
I love this Chanel.
This video was so exciting it made me do want to jump to a thrift store lol
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
9:20 - It's a "toggle clasp". At 9:20, we can see the little loop which the treads are knotted on. If it's wielded shut, it's probably silver. If not... Wielding little part is costly and time consuming, hence they are not on mock jewelry. North-African and Middle-Eastern artisans are veeeery good at disguising mock jewelry as silver. Good purchase anyway, would have bought.
17:10 - Part of a bracelet, repurposed as a brooch. I've had a similar bracelet.
26:40 - Mathey-Tissot is not a watch brand. Tissot is. Never ever buy a damaged quartz watch.
Very good pick for the Chimento. It's an Italian brand.
Damn I love your videos.
Always enjoy your videos and tips.
Glad you like them!
Wow, wonderful! Glad I found your channel. Subscribed.
Awesome, thank you Cousin!
Thank you! Very interesting video!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, much appreciated.
Wonderful job, wonderful feeling
Just found you!! Great job, will be looking at your videos. Tissot is a famous Swiss brand but you probably know that now. Thanks.
I would just go ahead and wear the 18k bracelet. Gold prices are so low right now. Hang on to it until gold gets back above 2000k. Enjoy it for a while and show it off.
So helpful!!
Your approach is cool with me.
Thank you for the great information!
good finds
I like to learn from you. Very interesting information.
Hello from Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am thinking of posting my silver jewery on eBay. All the best from Canada stay strong true .
Thank you for telling how to test for Bakelite. I have always used it to polish silver.
Dang, I wouldn’t have chose that at first glance of the haul 😳!
Waltham is a city in Massachusetts where they made the watches. it's since gone out of business. my friend's grandmother worked there for years
I love that purse❤
Rusty, love your channel and accent. Thank you for your pro tips! N, London, UK.
Thanks Cousin! I need to come visit the UK sometime soon! Would love to try to do some sourcing out there.
Great finds cousin!
Thanks Jean. Now, get back to work!
The necklace closure is called a toggle closure.
Awesome find
RESPECT!!! You're the absolute best! Thank you for sharing the knowledge in such a consumable way! P.S. Do you ever share what state you're in? The accent is so easy to listen to! Thank you! 😁
We are in Western North Carolina. We source here mostly but take road trips from time to time.
@@RustyTheReseller Just moved to Weat Virginia and thought the accent was similar to the area. Love it! 😊
Is the chain to the mirror/makeup box also silver? I just started watching your videos btw and I love them!
Thanks! The chain was not silver as far as I know.
Great video
I like your style of teaching about jewelry I've already learned alot just from the few videos I've watched.
Rusty I learned so much from just starting to follow you. What is your favorite loupe and gold/gem tester please. I need to invest in them
800 silver used to be the European standard instead of of Sterling 925.
It's a "toggle" clasp on the necklace.
Bring back ‘this or that’!
haha. This can be arranged!
Rusty .. love your videos . Do you clean jewelry before it is sold ? Do you use the magnet test for gold and silver ?
Thanks! I do clean sometimes, it just depends on how hard it will be or if I think it will help it sell. I always have magnets and various items with me when I’m hunting!
@@RustyTheReseller Thanks for the quick reply . I was given 600 pcs of costume jewelry that were left over from a craft/ charity show . I gave away all the Clip on earrings because I thought no one wore my them anymore. I gave away all the watches. I have gifted 100 pc to friends and family. I had a jewelry picker come over and she picked 50 pieces for $70. Somehow I sold her two antique brooch. I called the next day and she had already sold the two pcs ….
Can you tell I’m going the wrong way about this !!! There are some with marks . Monet , Chico, Avon , Sarah Coventry.
I ordered a magnet . I hope there is some good and silver that I can sell …….. I had hoped 600 pc would turn into $600
I have never sold on eBay so I may give it a try……. Thanks for your educational videos .
Rose
For sure you will make AT LEAST $600
I wouldn't have thought the toggle necklace was old enough to have bakelite in it. That confuses me. How long have toggle necklaces been around?
sometimes necklaces break or someone decides to take them apart to change their size. They can put newer clasps on older jewelry. You see it a lot with pearl necklaces that have broken at one time and been repaired...
@@RustyTheReseller great point. I hadn't thought about using old beads in newer pieces. I did look up toggle necklaces and was surprised they have been around a while too. Any chance you have a good cheat sheet on clasp dating?
Don't move your camera so much it made me dizzy. I wanted to change station. But I didn't. I love your station.
That lady can watch it used to be a brooch in the olden days because that’s where women wore their watches it on their blouses or coat
That Silver bed if you rub it on gonna cloth shines up it’s Silver
That’s for powder from back in the 30s and 40s maybe the rolling 20s I’m not sure but I do know it’s a powder case
Necklace has a toggle clasp...not hook and post.
The first is silver looks like something I made in the 70s hah
The clasp was called Toggle Clasped.
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All the Glory to God 💖💖💖
Do you let people send you pictures of things they have I sell Jewelry and I have tons pounds of it
yes. send to slickwebmedia@gmail.com
toggle closure
I can't do videos well when hunting I like to cover faces etc ...I have hardly any subs ...but do my best
Oh I can't guess but love all of it ...maybe the silver mesh purse but that jewellery is wow ..wish I could find things like that...possibly one watch is the winner tho
Those brooches I'm drooling ...possibly most exy is the brooch only coz of way stones are placed and open at back snd clasp pin being so long
Damn I'm only up to round bits and wasn't right yet lol
Love the red purse now seen one like that
Didn't pick that bracelet lol but wow
You move the camera TOO FAST, OMG 😲
Toggle latch.....
Watching other people go to yard /garage sales gives me anxiety
Toggle
Very smma
Looks fake.
It was real.
Sorry I'm outta here with all your camera movement, it's making me sick.
Hey a just found u and I'm learning so much . I have so much jewelry from my grannies my mom and my aunts too .. I would love to get u to look at some of it . But I do understand ur busy and we probably live very far away I'm In Mississippi... . Wel if u can contact me if that's what you do I'm not sure .....if u are interested let me know ? Thank u