Storage Locker TREASURES.. 50 Vintage KitchenAid Mixers, And Antique Boxes
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- Storage Locker TREASURES.. 50 Vintage KitchenAid Mixers, And Antique Boxes
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Most of the cups are looney tunes, most not Disney
Those trucks are worth alot to collectors the sewing machine is a singer sold out to that company, the John deer are worth alot Barbara uk
I would love those trucks don't under value them they are very rare in that great condition what a find Barbara uk
You have found such great items those pots are hand made Barbara
The crochet napkins look victorian
Wade, I just love your Mom. She is so precious. How cool to be raised by such an amazing woman!!! I enjoy her so much!!!
The German meat slicer is actually a very early bread slicer. Similar sold comps are around the $175 range on ebay! This unit is a Jackpot!!!
Great information here bud
I had thought that it might be for cutting tobacco...
Don’t change a thing!! Your not to slow !! Actually I’m enjoying watching you guys/gals more then ever !! I love all the laughter and jokes !! Very enjoyable!!
If you come across any old cameras, I have details on virtually every camera ever made with values , don't hesitate to contact me for advice . Pay great attention as there are some worth millions of dollars. an example is a Leica II 1934 was sold at auction for around 2.5 million dollars, also a Leica 0 1923 sold for 2.4 million .
I love the old cars and trucks !
I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for the Mr and Mrs Bailey's mugs. Must have those for my collection. I love your unboxings. Y'all always bring a smile to my face. ❤️❤️❤️
They found the mugs you were looking out for. check at 35:oo minutes
They have the mugs you were looking out for. Check at 35:00 minutes
@@sandrasimpson8588 I think she is saying that she need to look out for them in the store. When they out it out for sale 😁
Much different vib in this video. You all make everyone smile. I think you all hit the jack pot with this one!! Love you all!
It's a butter churn! Grandma Ventures I right!
Gosh your Mom is adorable.
Maybe the copper pot was used to boil maple syrup down. Casserole dish that is inside the metal basket yes, a casserole dish has prepared whatever they serve in it and then they put it in the metal receptacle too keep it from burning the table or carrying it
That glass dome with the hangers is for hanging up pocket watch's.
Way back in the early 60’s my family had a florist shop and we sold Hull, McCoy and Hager pottery with floral arrangements or green gardens planted in them. Fun to see all of these things again. Also sold Anchor Hocking milk glass. Takes me back in time!
Oh my goodness the first thing I see is the white and blue Corning coffee pot like that I used every day in my first apartment. Everyone I talk to about those remembers how great they were. I’m thinking it should sell quickly! Great score! And mixers? 😳🤦🏻♀️😂
That skull hanging on the wall at 2:18 is the coolest most beautiful wall art!!
The wooden thing you guys were calling an ant is actually a woodpecker. Also the glass dome with hooks usually displays pocket watches.
that copper pan is old jam pan its worth quite lot of money granma has fab comments she makes me laf a lot cheers stay safe
Love the Fireplace enjoying all of it.
I had the Tasmania Devil cup sat on my desk at with tea for years. Damascus sold by Montgomery Wards in the late 1800's
Ok Wade Missed seeing a video yesterday. They sure did collect everything. I can’t believe all of this stuff. So much fun. ❤️❤️❤️
Pretty certain it's a butter churn. The little opening at the back would be to let the remaining liquid out once the butter is solid.
You are right grandma ventures that is Daffy duck xx
Your coffee maker is actually called the French press you put coffee grounds in the bottom fresh ones lol and then your hot water on it oh you pull that plunger on the top up and wait till it gets the strength you would like it which will be strong and then you push the plunger on top back down which keeps the coffee grounds down enjoy your coffee
You too are the best you make each other laugh and you make us laugh too keep it up
Nurse Nancy here, you are correct about B/P cuffs
Retired
Awesomeness, great finds guys. Thank you for sharing, take care and stay safe and well 👏👏👏👍👍👍🎄🎄🎄⛄️⛄️⛄️🌟🌟🌟💓💓
I enjoy watching your shows. You have really got a fantastic load this time. I think your Mom is sweet, your wife is pretty, your children are cute & I like you. If I had one, just one, complaint, it would be the laugh. I believe you have a nervous laugh, because you have found something so great. Just something to think about. I will continue to watch. So interesting what you are finding.
Hey, Denise. The last box is my favorite. Be safe
The Damascas sewing machine is pre-1920s. (A lot of smaller sewing machine companies sold out to Singer at that time. Most of them made good quality machines.) It's a treadle machine (pre-electric), so it will need a vintage treadle machine stand. Adding a sewing machine motor to it isn't too expensive, and then somebody could install it into a regular sewing table or case. It is beautiful.
Alexandra Haeger Estes, great granddaughter of founder David Haeger, became president of the company in 1979. She announced on April 6, 2016 Haeger Potteries anticipated ceasing operations in May 2016, after 145 years in business.
Love your mum she is lovely babs from Coventry
Germans are known for their sausages. They probably used it for loaf of bread as well. Pretty cool slicer! Brand is Star and it is a bench grinder to sharping knives. I used to collect McCoy Pottery cookie jars. These were made in the late 70's and into the 80's before they closed for good. They not super rare, but you have a whole collection set which makes it special for a collector. Hager #904 is probably from the 1950's, The basic color was green, I would agree it is a planter for house plants. Looks like a copper boiling pot. 1917 churn, to make cream or butter, yes. Milk from a cow. They are vintage wooden shoe stretcher to keep the shoes in place. Shoe stores or personal use. ladies but also mens shoes.
I am LOVING these unboxing videos ❤️ I volunteer in a local charity shop in Paisley Scotland 🏴 and I love going through boxes and bags of bric a brac donations as it really is like a treasure hunt! I get so excited just like Grandma!! xxx
Love all this antique things. Can't wait to see more
Love everything so far! Too much to choose which is my favorite. So much I would love to have. I can't even imagine the family members not wanting everything. Only the 2 antique vehicle's.
If their watching the unboxing no telling what their thinking and saying.
I would of done everything in my power to keep what their parent's took pride in collecting item's they knew would be of value.
It makes me wonder did the parents have it in mind to give it all for an inheritance. Who knows?
I enjoy your long videos of watching your mother's favorite take as long as you want
Damascus sewing machines were made in the late 1800s, around 1889-90 probably. The one you showed may be one that was designed to use a 'vibrating shuttle' often being decorated with gold highlights.
Another video with lots of lovely items, so different to the usual things found in storage units. I can't tell what my favourite item is though the jewellery musical box is lovely and looks expensive. The metal cars would be very sought after I'm sure, and I dont think that's thick enough to be a waffle maker, something thin like a pancake (a crepe is another name for them). Some of the old mixers look very interesting, my Mum used to make everything with a bowl and spoon I didn't use a food mixer till the late 70's and Mum never had one and she made wonderful cakes. It nearly midnight here so goodnight and God bless you all love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK
The small bottle with the screw on top is a cruet, it is used for salad dressings or vinegar and oil.
Sorry there were so many comments, but if I don’t do it when I see it, I forget by the end of the video. 🤣. This video was a surprise that I knew so much! I hope it’s helpful!
Love the trucks!! They are collectible and they sell! Anywhere from $12 - 175 on a quick search.
I think the way you're doing it is awesome, just the right pace!!! I enjoy every minute 😌
Jaeger is worth money! Nice!
That little bottle with the screw lid is vinegar and you unscrew it partially for the vinegar to flow and then you screw back up so it doesn’t leak
42:06: They used to put a thin layer of tin on the inside of copper cooking pots, to prevent verdigris poisoning. They didn't do that on jam or candy cooking pots, because sugar gets so hot it would melt the tin.
48:22: Those are for people with bunions. You buy your shoes, but of course they don't fit your bunions. Shove the wooden form, with the white caps where your bunions are, in the wetted shoes, let it stand a while so they stretch, and hey presto, one pair of exactly fitting shoes.
That's as far as my knowledge goes today, sorry I can't be of more help. Beautiful stuff tho!
It's a copper-clad pot. Also, the child-shoe is an insert to stretch the shoe for a bunion. I hope you read these very late comments from Oregon.
Some lovely stuff today. 😘
Copper bucket is 19th century for boiling potato's or making applesauce.
We had one of the pie makers we took camping .the pies we held over the fire was great.
Hi yes wanger iron can be alot especially that waffle iron❤
Once again you have made my day a little brighter so many different things loved the cars and trucks which reminds me to ask what did you do with the two old cars that were in the unit I don't think I heard you say 🥰 from Australia see you tomorrow
It is Daffy Duck! I had all the sesame street mugs for my kids - early 80’s. Had tweety and bugs. also. Pocahontas! Grover is the blue monster!!
Yes, you have a butter churn. The spigot on the bottom is for draining the buttermilk.
I agree
the bank trucks and cars used to come once a month back in the late 80s early 90s. I used to get them.
These are Blood Pressure monitors that use to hang in old Doctor offices. The black leather bags house each BP cuff and stethoscope. Now they wheel in BP and temperature more portable in Doctor offices and Emergency rooms. When I was in nursing this is the equipment I used to measure BP. The thing that goes on head Doctors used.
I just love the glass dome . That's a cheese thingy in the next box.
Good video.. lots of fun stuff..
Another great video loved the cups. Tasmanian devil and daffy duck. Great stuff x
The little glass ladle is for compote it goes with pink boat.
Check the pink glass canoe with a black light. See if it glows.
Mahogany brass swing desk clock. Highest price for sale I found $299
Yes. McCoy is highly collectible. They will sell! Copper cauldron pot!
I have an old spice cabinet/hoosier style tin cabinet that fits in the back of a wagon train cook's wagon for out on the trial when herding cattle to market back in the 1800's, 40:30 Yes, that is an old antique butter churn, similar to the glass ones that they made, but I think, older, plus it made more butter at one time. I have made butter by shaking it in a jar, but this way is much easier, especially if there are not alot of kids to hand the jar around too as it takes a long time. Worth about $100.
I think you should keep the clock. I'm sensing your already in love with it.
I'm like sis I love everything lol x
Grandmother is wonderful. So happy!!
It's a antique bread cutter
I luv the metal toys
Pocahontas, the Tasmanian devil, the Star Wars Ewok. Love them!!
At 42:50 that is a KrumKake iron. There should be a very heavy frame that it rests in while cooking the batter. I have one that is a little different.
Also the notch in the casserole base is to keep the lid from getting stuck on the base as the casserole cools. Science explains it.
Shaped like a silver bullet, produced in the 1950's by Oster. The model number is 202, it's an "airjet" dryer. It stands on it's own, and the dryer adjusts up and down.
It measures about 8 inches high, about 8 inches long, and about 3 1/2 inches wide. It weighs under 3 pounds. worth 50 english pound
The cartoon character mugs sell for me in my Etsy store 2 for 25.00. The Damascus sewing machine is a treadle machine and would have a leather belt going down to the large wheel beside the foot peddle under the cabinet. The leather belts can still be purchased.
Omg I want that bear mug. Its the bear from the blue house🤩🥰
48:26 those wooden shoe devices are shoe stretchers, the handle cranks the screw which in turn widend the shoe just back from the toes. My parents (born in 1919) had 3 sets of them, and I still have and use them today.
11:35 Daffy duck, 12:22 Ernie, 12:45 Animal, 13:01 Tommy, 13:18 Big Bird, 13:41 Oscar the Grouch, 14:21 Pocahontas, 15:00 Grover.
Loved Daffy Duck. Had a decal on my first car, a black volkswagon. Love the McCoy.
Think that glass boat was what they call rose glass.. does kind of change colors depending on light
Wow look at all those mixers! You are about to make some good sales for sure👍
That blue dish..Hager ..you just pulled out. I had a turtle we kept in there. With rocks and water. Brought back lots of memories.
I have those Bailey's cups, my daughter found them at a goodwill store and paid 3 bucks for the pair.
Mark 55:00 is a reflector that Doctors worn on there forehead. It was before flash lights and head lamps came out. the Doctor pick up the lights reflection for a source, like a window and shined it on certain places on the patient so they could better see dark areas.
Love the unboxing!!
Another great day. I love the pink set.
New drinking game every time either of you says, "I've never seen one of those before". :) Love your videos. Y'all are too cute together.
Lawson's was a grocery chain in my area of Pa. Maybe 60's or early 70's.
I remember a Lawson's here in Ohio when I was a kid
Great video. Lots of odd stuff.
The reason there is a flour shaker is so you have it handy to dredge meat .
That yellow and green one looks cool 😎
Hello from Texas 75" What an awesome find I love that little dish that has a little jelly spoon. Love Nana 75"
Copper cooking pots were lined with a molten tin to stop the food affecting the copper
Love all the old cars ,my dad would love those ♥️
That chipglass goes in the cheese holder
the shiny glaze on the Haggard is called Lusterware and all three are for flowers
The little flour sugar and such jars were from at least in the 40's they always sit on the warming oven of the old wood cookstove. remember them well during the war
The wafer maker has a stand to set it in...the dark cat iron pan looking thing without a bottom is what u set the wafer iron on!
Like the truck and car diecast. Thanks for the video. Peace out.
Your Hall Casserole in the holder had bakelite handles which adds value. Your Wagner Waffle or Krumkake maker is very rare and fits the cast iron holder you pulled out earlier. It is a very rare model and the last one on ebay sold for $50 in 2014.
U are right Grandma Doctors used to put on head it's for checking eyes
I like the horse and wagon
Yes definitely Daffy.
The trucks are awesome ♥️
cute cars. my great aunt patrica owned a beautiful white convertable pontiac. she cryed when she had to sell it she was dying of bone marrow cancer. we helped take care of her i was in my late teens ,my mom did most of it but my sis and i helped till she passed away. she was a model for walgreens in chicago il.
Museum tools .
The furniture are unique .