The stamp book brought back so many memories and I’m glad you kept it! My Mom used to collect “S&H green stamps” and put them in a book much like the one you found. When she had enough books that were filled, she’d go to the S&H store and redeem them for a household item like an iron. Love your videos!
I remember my Mom going to the grocery store or getting gas and waiting for those stamps along with her change. Then she would take a damp washcloth to moisten the stamps and paste them in her books.
Mymothercollected Plaid stamps in 1950s Which also offered a catalogue of gifts and home stuff Supermarkets also gave dishes and sets of encyclopedias - but only one per week,so outset was missing volumes And banks gave away toasters!
Im trying to get as much meats/perishables from the dumpsters before the warm weather is upon us. Last few weeks I got a 20# spiral ham, chicken cutlets, pork chops, salmon, eggs, butter, oat milk. And, just yesterday, I found bags of chocolate easter eggs and it's not even easter? I've been blessed!! All the home decor stores are locked up or use compactors. Stay safe everyone!
You really got cool stuff,even money! Alex is always a gentleman,helping you out the dumpster,Kelly!😉😁🥰 I always love your videos,love watching you guys together having fun.It makes me happy.🥰
Funny story about stamp books. My folks were going on vacation so dad hid all the valuable stuff, including stamp books. They got back home and then couldn’t find them. At thanksgiving, we got out the big pans and there the stamp books were, under the pots.
When I was a kid we collected quality stamps and they had a book to order from. They had cookware and toys. I can't remember if they had clothes but I remember my mom sending in our books of stamps and getting me dolls.
The pine cone is called a widow maker. They are from old tall trees and the height of the tree meant a longer fall for the pine cone. Anyone on the ground was in danger. I found one like that and learned the story. Very cool finds
Hey there Kelly, just an idea, perhaps you can use the cut cards for crafting or donate them to a community center or an assisted living facility. Hugs to you and Alex. Stay safe 😊
I am loving these lovely long videos you guys are doing lately!! But i still can't get enough lol!! I'd love to see how you guys use your dumpster finds in your home and some cooking videos!!!
The woman on the silver dollar is Susan B Anthony. Good find on the paper items, little booklets of any kind that is vintage is very collectable. Especially booklets from appliances or cook booklets from old electric kitchen ware is valuable. Glad you recused the book's, they can be donated women's shelters. They like items like toys, games, clothes, because most of their clients come in only the clothes their wearing. Peace hope and love
You can take baking soda 3 tablespoons, and about 3 tablespoons of warm water. Mix it together to form a paste and rub it on the crayon that’s on the little farm house and it should come off .you and Alex always find the most interesting stuff. Have a safe week and blessings.☺️😇
The woman on the $1 1979 coin is Susan b. Anthony. The suffragette. My grandparents gave us those coins when they came out. It was a big deal at the time. You probably should look all the coins up because if they save those there is probably a reason. I think the Susan b. Anthonys are worth more than a dollar like $1.35 or something like that but I would check on it. Enjoyed the dive.
I take old cards and use one of those tag-shaped hole punch thingies to make upcycled gift tags. Put ‘em on my Etsy and sell them at my booth at pop ups, though you can also just use them yourself.
Kelly and Alex!!! Thanks for taking us along with you two for the adventure!!! I appreciate you both so much!!! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!
Your $1 coins are Susan B. Anthony dollars and are collectable! They are worth anywhere from $1.05-$1,400 depending on year, mint, circulation/condition, etc... Awesome find and save!!
Some of those cards even though may look not usable could be donated to a senior center for crafting. Just an idea. Btw, I love you guys, you're always happy and kind to each other. I sure miss Pilgrim, but Bones is a cutie too!! Watching from The Big Island, Aloha!!🌺
Keep it ! I have a few savings stamps books. So cool. Your Mom will immediately have a stamp story! Kelly the pine cone looks like the ones that grow in the California Redwoods. They are huge. Gunn Brothers and S&H Green stamps were the main collectible stamps to redeem.
I "found" you and Alex about a week ago, bad leg so on the couch all day. I've been devouring your videos 10 hrs every day !!! Was married in 1969, collected S&H green stamps...went to the S&H store and got an orange plethor hassock ( foot stool)...we were so thrilled... we were young and poor and sooo happy...not my taste today😂 Someone has probably already told you. But wooden coat hangers are very sought after... especially if they have a hotel name on them...plain ones for crafters. As for candles.. when mine don't burn down all the way ,yet i love the scent i put them in the back of my kitchen dish cabinets and bathroom cabinets and the linen closet...etc. Such a delightful surprise ehen you open the cabinet. I could go on and on but the two of you bring such great joy to myself and all your fans. Also i am so sorry you lost Pilgrim, i sae a lot of him in old videos, such a love...saw him in the Taco costume , thank you for sharing him with us Much love and happiness to you both❤ I live south of Boston,Mass and just wanted to let you know Plymouth rock has shrunk !!! All those years of the tide running over it😢
the church i work out threw out. a ton of stuff that could've been donated! It made me so made and i would've grab it out of the dumpster if i didn't need to go to my next job.
Y’all got some nice stuff. Alex makes me laugh but I jumped when he came out of that skate. Lol That pine cone is huge. Had fun watching with y’all thanks for sharing. Have a great week. Love to you both.🥰
The stamp book brought back memories of s&h stamp book and going exchange it at the store, we also use to do that with community coffee upcs . Great dive guys!
I have always heard the sayings "things are always bigger in Texas", or " things grow bigger in Texas", but the size of that pinecone was really, really huge.😁 About the book of stamps, when I was a child (long time ago now, 😁) we had similiar stamps called S&H green stamps. We would receive the stamps from a grocery store where we shopped, save them up in our stamp books, go to a store in Tallahassee, Florida and get free items for our home. I have not thought about the green stamps for many years. Thanks for jogging this old ladies memory. Also, glad you found that money!
My husband is always wondering why I am laughing hysterical at this screen. I about lost it when Alex rollerbladed on one foot and almost fell. Have no idea why I did but I think it was because he is so lovably funny.!!!
I think that large pinecone is from a Giant Sequoia. my parents got me one when they went out west and it's super cool! i hope to see those giants one day! ROAD TRIP!!
20 years ago i went to church with a gentleman who is a cousin of Susan B Anthony, the gal on your $1 coin. He is now long gone but it is a good memory to have. You got a great haul. I like all of my hauls. Whether it is something good or very little. Or even just getting out of the house and not finding anything. It is very relaxing. Love your videos.
Back in the 1950s and 60s there were different types of stamps according to where you lived in the US. The main branch of stamps were S&H green stamps, but there was also plaid stamps, different stamps for different grocery stores and you would gather up all your stamps and put them in the book (like what you found). You would get a catalog and you might be able to get things from this page for one book of stamps. This page would be things for two books of stamps, etc. I purchased my silverware using S&H green stamps and it's very nice . I got it one serving place at a time.
In the early 1960's my mom collected yellow stamps. I think they may be a Kroger thing. I've still got a couple of pictures she got from redeeming the stamps.
Nice haul! The coins could be worth something. Those cards even cut in half could be used for crafting and schools are always looking for things like that. I love finding books! Thanks for a fun dive! ❤
I think it would have been interesting to take that light bulb to a Museum to see if they would buy it from you to put on display.aybe you can still rescue it. I would offer the Food Stamp Book you found to a Museum as well. That book with all those stamps is worth quite a lot because the stamps were never used.
Hi! Hey One Dollar coins are often collectible. You should look those up. You can find some Susan B. Anthony coins (in mint condition of course) for sale up to $1000. American Eagle in MINT up to $36.00. I have saved every Susan B. Anthony coin I get...I think I have 6. If nothing else, someday maybe I'll have to use for an emergency. If I knew their value I may have kept them nicer than just in a little container in a drawer LOL. Ok back to your video. PS. I saw Alex throw away a bubble wrap envelope. I save those and have friends save them for me. I love to re-use them either for storage wrapping or for shipping. I just use a clorox wipe to wipe off and then I pull all labels stickers off I can carefully. I have a box full now and I love it.
What a haul! Love the stamp book, panoramic photos,boarding passes and vintage yearbook. Interested in buying if your selling! Great ephemera for junk journalers! The giant pinecone would come from a Redwood or Sequoia tree
I used to rescue paperbacks too. I probably have a couple of hundred without their front cover lol. I have found some wonderful reading out if them. Great save! P.S. your hair looks great in pony tail with that hat. Lucky you can wear a hat and it looks great. I always look like a dork in a hat.☺
pine cone is a ponderosa pine i think. they grow out west. im from the desert southwest so ive seen them in the mountains there. cant pick them up off the ground anymore. it got to the point where the trees werent re-seeding the way they should have been so many LEFT the forest.
I just love watching you two together ,I find myself smiling very hard sometimes today being one of them times , some really good finds today good team work stay safe always be happy Blessings to you both ❤️
Blue Chip stamps? My grandmother collected those in the 60's. When she filled the book she got to get some sort of geegaw from their catalog. Susan B. Anthony dollar coins! They are a little smaller than quarters and we got robbed at coin machines anytime we used them. lol
The stamp book brought back so many memories and I’m glad you kept it! My Mom used to collect “S&H green stamps” and put them in a book much like the one you found. When she had enough books that were filled, she’d go to the S&H store and redeem them for a household item like an iron. Love your videos!
Got a car seat and a high chair back in 1967 with green stamps
I remember my Mom going to the grocery store or getting gas and waiting for those stamps along with her change. Then she would take a damp washcloth to moisten the stamps and paste them in her books.
Oh yeah! I forgot about the catalogue! We had a store near us but I did look at the catalogue.
My Mom got green stamps!
Mymothercollected Plaid stamps in 1950s
Which also offered a catalogue of gifts and home stuff
Supermarkets also gave dishes and sets of encyclopedias - but only one per week,so outset was missing volumes
And banks gave away toasters!
Chivalry is not dead, you go Alex.
Im trying to get as much meats/perishables from the dumpsters before the warm weather is upon us. Last few weeks I got a 20# spiral ham, chicken cutlets, pork chops, salmon, eggs, butter, oat milk. And, just yesterday, I found bags of chocolate easter eggs and it's not even easter? I've been blessed!! All the home decor stores are locked up or use compactors. Stay safe everyone!
Nice finds!
Fabulous! 🤗
Great score
My favorite pair. Good work. Blessings.
Take those cards and you can make gift tags! Get some zig zag scissors and get creative with different parts of the card. They turn out great!
Tags are fun to make out of cards. I save my received Christmas cards and up cycle them each year.
Definitely look up the coins because some of them can be worth way more than face value. Great haul I really love all the paper stuff
The red plastic silo goes with the barn it sits next to it. Nice haul. Have a great day!😊
The roll of paper was a great find!
The butterfly - " Oh wow, it's so fragile." ... Meanwhile Alex drops it on the ground in a box, 😄 Fun video !!
Hahah that was so funny to me 🤣
@@breafkast I saw that little bit of a slight look, lol.
Haaaa I thought the same laughing knew someone else would get a kick out of that too ;-) love them together.
The needle is a great reminder for everyone to wear thick gloves while diving!
My favorite DD couple of all time
You really got cool stuff,even money! Alex is always a gentleman,helping you out the dumpster,Kelly!😉😁🥰
I always love your videos,love watching you guys together having fun.It makes me happy.🥰
Any coins before 1965 are 90% silver and are valuable!! A quarter made before 1965 is worth a little over $4.00❤
How amazing that you are considerate of a street person sleeping, that is real kindness. Thank you.
Funny story about stamp books. My folks were going on vacation so dad hid all the valuable stuff, including stamp books. They got back home and then couldn’t find them. At thanksgiving, we got out the big pans and there the stamp books were, under the pots.
What a gentleman Alex.
Great finding the Silver Dollars. Cool.
Neat to see that Canadian nickel amongst the American change. Just like how we see it here in Canada, American change amongst our Canadian change.👍⭐️
When I was a kid we collected quality stamps and they had a book to order from. They had cookware and toys. I can't remember if they had clothes but I remember my mom sending in our books of stamps and getting me dolls.
Blue chip stamps! Oh, the memories that brought back.
The farm silo goes with the Fisher Price barn, btw.
Kelly you should take anything lego even empty boxes as people who collect lego will pay money for them xxx
My mom use to have a set of those gold butterflies on our wall when I was a kid.
Those stamps are awesome. My grandparents used to talk about their stamps from back in the great depression. That is an awesome artifact.
You both make me smile such a lovely couple Thankyou xx
The pine cone is called a widow maker. They are from old tall trees and the height of the tree meant a longer fall for the pine cone. Anyone on the ground was in danger. I found one like that and learned the story. Very cool finds
Hey there Kelly, just an idea, perhaps you can use the cut cards for crafting or donate them to a community center or an assisted living facility. Hugs to you and Alex. Stay safe 😊
I am loving these lovely long videos you guys are doing lately!! But i still can't get enough lol!! I'd love to see how you guys use your dumpster finds in your home and some cooking videos!!!
love so much your videos, Alex is born comedian.....
The woman on the silver dollar is Susan B Anthony. Good find on the paper items, little booklets of any kind that is vintage is very collectable. Especially booklets from appliances or cook booklets from old electric kitchen ware is valuable. Glad you recused the book's, they can be donated women's shelters. They like items like toys, games, clothes, because most of their clients come in only the clothes their wearing. Peace hope and love
I just love the great relationship u 2 have. Ive seen every one of your vids girl some multiple times😂😂😂
Great finds! That red kids grain stack goes with the barn! it fits on top of barn! lol
The “plastic kid toy” is the silo that goes with the toy barn. Those are collectible.
The panoramic photos are a wonderful find
You can take baking soda 3 tablespoons, and about 3 tablespoons of warm water. Mix it together to form a paste and rub it on the crayon that’s on the little farm house and it should come off .you and Alex always find the most interesting stuff. Have a safe week and blessings.☺️😇
The woman on the $1 1979 coin is Susan b. Anthony. The suffragette. My grandparents gave us those coins when they came out. It was a big deal at the time. You probably should look all the coins up because if they save those there is probably a reason. I think the Susan b. Anthonys are worth more than a dollar like $1.35 or something like that but I would check on it. Enjoyed the dive.
I take old cards and use one of those tag-shaped hole punch thingies to make upcycled gift tags. Put ‘em on my Etsy and sell them at my booth at pop ups, though you can also just use them yourself.
The cards are definitely worth saving to sell at a garage sale since crafters use them for junk journals
Love that y'all are doing this together!
The silo goes with the barn. Goggle it
Kelly and Alex!!! Thanks for taking us along with you two for the adventure!!! I appreciate you both so much!!! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!
Your $1 coins are Susan B. Anthony dollars and are collectable! They are worth anywhere from $1.05-$1,400 depending on year, mint, circulation/condition, etc... Awesome find and save!!
The giant pine cone is from a Digger Pine Tree, I think. Good find!
Butterfly is definitely vintage. My grandma had ones just like that stuck into a piece of driftwood as a little art piece. Brought back memories!
Some of those cards even though may look not usable could be donated to a senior center for crafting. Just an idea. Btw, I love you guys, you're always happy and kind to each other. I sure miss Pilgrim, but Bones is a cutie too!! Watching from The Big Island, Aloha!!🌺
I am still enjoying the paperbacks(over 50) I found in a Barnes &... dumpster. They tore the front covers off. My Mom used to collect S&H stamps too!
Keep it ! I have a few savings stamps books. So cool. Your Mom will immediately have a stamp story! Kelly the pine cone looks like the ones that grow in the California Redwoods. They are huge. Gunn Brothers and S&H Green stamps were the main collectible stamps to redeem.
Oh my gosh the yellow fluffy duck! (Where Alex found one skate) I had a duck like that when my son was born 26 years ago. Vintage!!
I "found" you and Alex about a week ago, bad leg so on the couch all day. I've been devouring your videos 10 hrs every day !!!
Was married in 1969, collected S&H green stamps...went to the S&H store and got an orange plethor hassock ( foot stool)...we were so thrilled... we were young and poor and sooo happy...not my taste today😂
Someone has probably already told you. But wooden coat hangers are very sought after... especially if they have a hotel name on them...plain ones for crafters.
As for candles.. when mine don't burn down all the way ,yet i love the scent i put them in the back of my kitchen dish cabinets and bathroom cabinets and the linen closet...etc. Such a delightful surprise ehen you open the cabinet.
I could go on and on but the two of you bring such great joy to myself and all your fans.
Also i am so sorry you lost Pilgrim, i sae a lot of him in old videos, such a love...saw him in the Taco costume , thank you for sharing him with us
Much love and happiness to you both❤
I live south of Boston,Mass and just wanted to let you know Plymouth rock has shrunk !!! All those years of the tide running over it😢
the church i work out threw out. a ton of stuff that could've been donated! It made me so made and i would've grab it out of the dumpster if i didn't need to go to my next job.
Y’all got some nice stuff. Alex makes me laugh but I jumped when he came out of that skate. Lol That pine cone is huge. Had fun watching with y’all thanks for sharing. Have a great week. Love to you both.🥰
The one roller blade made me laugh!
The stamp book brought back memories of s&h stamp book and going exchange it at the store, we also use to do that with community coffee upcs . Great dive guys!
That one toy is a silo and it goes with the barn toy ❤️
Y'all are the cutest couple,and you have so much fun together,I realy enjoy watching you. Miss Audrey
Hope you checked the dates on the coins, before a certain date they were Silver, you could have a lot more than $10. Good dive.
Hi Kelly and Alex,
I love you guys and your videos. You are an awesome couple. Much love sent your way❤️❤️
Collecting the stamps brings back memories of my mom putting them in the book when I was a little girl.
I have always heard the sayings "things are always bigger in Texas", or " things grow bigger in Texas", but the size of that pinecone was really, really huge.😁 About the book of stamps, when I was a child (long time ago now, 😁) we had similiar stamps called S&H green stamps. We would receive the stamps from a grocery store where we shopped, save them up in our stamp books, go to a store in Tallahassee, Florida and get free items for our home. I have not thought about the green stamps for many years. Thanks for jogging this old ladies memory. Also, glad you found that money!
My husband is always wondering why I am laughing hysterical at this screen. I about lost it when Alex rollerbladed on one foot and almost fell. Have no idea why I did but I think it was because he is so lovably funny.!!!
That silo attaches to the Fisher Price barn! My kids had one at Grandma's when they were little. Such a fun toy for imaginative play! 😊
In CA we called those pine cones digger pines because they literally dig into the ground when they fall off the tree.
You should take that big pine cone and dip it to make bird feeders to hang from a tree. They turn out sooo cute
Looks like a huge Coulter pine cone. You can sell it for $40+
Cool haul!
Am I the only one to notice that the padlock at 2nd site was unlocked? Love watching your happy smiley faces!
No I noticed it too 😊
Be sure to check those coins for collectible ones, some might be silver.
Looks like blue chip stamps back in the day. My mom use to collect them.
You guys are so personable, friendly & pleasant. Love to watch! ❤
I think that large pinecone is from a Giant Sequoia. my parents got me one when they went out west and it's super cool! i hope to see those giants one day! ROAD TRIP!!
I want you see what Uncle Jim’s dairy farm Book is all about! I remember using stamps in a book. Old items that might be worth a lot?
Thanks for sharing and saving items that still could be used.
20 years ago i went to church with a gentleman who is a cousin of Susan B Anthony, the gal on your $1 coin. He is now long gone but it is a good memory to have. You got a great haul. I like all of my hauls. Whether it is something good or very little. Or even just getting out of the house and not finding anything. It is very relaxing. Love your videos.
WOW that kick boxing is working for you!! You look fabulous and strong!!!❤
Those coins! Great find! I believe there’s some extra value there, like others have mentioned. Even old penny coins can go for high prices
Back in the 1950s and 60s there were different types of stamps according to where you lived in the US. The main branch of stamps were S&H green stamps, but there was also plaid stamps, different stamps for different grocery stores and you would gather up all your stamps and put them in the book (like what you found). You would get a catalog and you might be able to get things from this page for one book of stamps. This page would be things for two books of stamps, etc. I purchased my silverware using S&H green stamps and it's very nice . I got it one serving place at a time.
In the early 1960's my mom collected yellow stamps. I think they may be a Kroger thing. I've still got a couple of pictures she got from redeeming the stamps.
@@pegs1659 that's awesome I didn't save any S&H green stamps because I needed them to buy my silverware
Nice haul! The coins could be worth something. Those cards even cut in half could be used for crafting and schools are always looking for things like that. I love finding books! Thanks for a fun dive! ❤
That farmhouse and silo are awesome
Thank you share your Dumpter Diving video and rescue stuff from the Landfill. Awesome Haul and We can't wait for next Garage sale.
Love the pink monster with the big eye
Always great to find coins in the dumpster!
The Romance Novels could be bundled and sold. Great diving guys, love your videos.
You guys had a few light bulb moments! Nice finds. Thank you both.😊
I love the stuffed animals and the books. The butterfly 🦋 is so cute. Hope you have a great week. Stay safe and well.
I think it would have been interesting to take that light bulb to a Museum to see if they would buy it from you to put on display.aybe you can still rescue it. I would offer the Food Stamp Book you found to a Museum as well.
That book with all those stamps is worth quite a lot because the stamps were never used.
Hi! Hey One Dollar coins are often collectible. You should look those up. You can find some Susan B. Anthony coins (in mint condition of course) for sale up to $1000. American Eagle in MINT up to $36.00. I have saved every Susan B. Anthony coin I get...I think I have 6. If nothing else, someday maybe I'll have to use for an emergency. If I knew their value I may have kept them nicer than just in a little container in a drawer LOL. Ok back to your video. PS. I saw Alex throw away a bubble wrap envelope. I save those and have friends save them for me. I love to re-use them either for storage wrapping or for shipping. I just use a clorox wipe to wipe off and then I pull all labels stickers off I can carefully. I have a box full now and I love it.
the stamps look what we called Blue Chip Stamps- back in the day. love your videos and I enjoyed your poem Alex love you guys
Wow Susan B. Anthony dollar coin. Great find
What a haul! Love the stamp book, panoramic photos,boarding passes and vintage yearbook. Interested in buying if your selling! Great ephemera for junk journalers! The giant pinecone would come from a Redwood or Sequoia tree
I used to rescue paperbacks too. I probably have a couple of hundred without their front cover lol. I have found some wonderful reading out if them. Great save! P.S. your hair looks great in pony tail with that hat. Lucky you can wear a hat and it looks great. I always look like a dork in a hat.☺
You should take those turned table legs, you can make fabulous candle stands or risers for pot plants with them. Great haul again x x
pine cone is a ponderosa pine i think. they grow out west. im from the desert southwest so ive seen them in the mountains there. cant pick them up off the ground anymore. it got to the point where the trees werent re-seeding the way they should have been so many LEFT the forest.
What a Great Dive. A duck pillow. Nice. Books!! YAY!! Lots of fun finds. Good Job 👍 you two.
I just love watching you two together ,I find myself smiling very hard sometimes today being one of them times , some really good finds today good team work stay safe always be happy Blessings to you both ❤️
Those are Susan B. Anthony dollar coins. I used to collect them when I was a kid! 🙂
you can use broken mugs and plates for a mosaic project. do you do the mini pantries and libraries anymore? i loved watching those
Blue Chip stamps? My grandmother collected those in the 60's. When she filled the book she got to get some sort of geegaw from their catalog. Susan B. Anthony dollar coins! They are a little smaller than quarters and we got robbed at coin machines anytime we used them. lol
Great find with the roll of paper!
I’m so glad Alex is with you for if you come across someone sleeping by the dumpster like that. It’s so much safer fir you!
The cards are really good too.
You two are such lovely people. I love watching your videos. Keep taking us on your fantastic journeys..❤
Love watching I’m currently in the hospital. I had to catch your latest video!