I bought out an entire garage similar to this for 1000 and found some amazing treasures and stocked my booth.i made 4x my money and got my investment back quickly.good video
I retired at 40 over 13 years ago ... One mans junk is truly another mans treasure. I have been hooked since the late 70s. My family doesn't complain and my multiple children love the business. 💪😎⚡
I went to one of these “dig through our stuff” sales last weekend and had a blast. Found a ton of cool stuff. I like these way better than a traditional yard sale.
I used to live above a type writer repair shop. They told me that when ever you find vintage type writers to never punch the keys on the old rubber. You can break the type faces making it a much more expensive restoration.
Omg Elliott...too cute for words. I love seeing your booth, really looking fantastic. Some great bits n' bobs found today, those typewriter are so cool. X Always wishing you the best of success my friend. X
The last typewriter is beautiful. The keys are in a different alignment than modern keyboards which is interesting. I know nothing about typewriters, but looks to be an amazing find.
$50 is ridiculously cheap. I thought she was going to go bananas (upset) with that offer but gladly took it. Holy crap. Super finds. I hope you didn't feel too guilty.
Oh My Gosh Anthoney! You found some truly beautiful treasures! The Victrola is unreal as well as the typewriters. I loved the dust! The Navy sign - $17.60 pay per month - can you imagine! And YAY on the booth viewing - I think that is great money you made. It still surprises me that people are buying records. That was a really nice garage when you consider all the drawers and cabinets and tabletops. Maybe now they will be able to use it.
Adam Monahan You are so right! I recently looked up the base pay I was making in 1981 just before I got out of the Air Force and it was $8600! A person at that grade now is making $34k a year. Much better, but still leaves a lot to be desired!
@@adammonahan687 Now the military has a Thrift Savings Plan, and I would hope the government is doing some matching as they did for us civil servants. I was fortunate that I didn't deploy, but I had a 7:30am till the work was done job, ending up being a 10-12 hour day, 6-7 days a week job. Still, I wouldn't trade those four years active duty for ANYTHING!
The order of those keys on the Blickensderfer... dang! That's an awesome antique typewriter. No jkl; love it. Great job Anthony. I'm a 51 year old that has never seen that. Lol. I just threw out an old Smith corona that rusted in a bin I had outside for 20 years. Dang...
Interesting seeing how it's done in the states , I do much the same in the uk . My sister is married to a American when I visit will look round some yard sales ,best wishes and good hunting to you
Hi been watching you from New Zealand and I yell at TV you missed it when I see something you miss or go passed. Love New puppy too. My son is named after the Texas Rangers show and they have the full series. He's called Cordell. As they either called him Walker or by Indian name. But he was called Cordell Walker. There is one other boy I know off with same name. I have awesome record and tape collection as well as Videos. Still have unit plays both. I have the complete set unplaced Beatles including white album. Plus Thick as a Brick paper album also never played. I used to buy the tape and record together.
Do you come across many legos? I’m real interested in building my collection at 50yrs.old. I lost my 27y/o daughter in 2018. Haven’t found anything that gets me excited or to look forward to. While babysitting a few months back the little boy wanted to play Legos. I am now hooked. Just bought my first creator set and absolutely find it so relaxing. I never knew I’d enjoy legos so much.
Another excellent video. It is like a history lesson, as you explain each item n comps you find on ebay. Years ago I likely had old typewriters etc but I throw it all out. I dont look to sell stuff nor do I do garage sales n I like to toss it quickly. Keep up the great work.
That 2nd typewriter is well over 100 years old. It was made before they changed the key placement to where they are now and have been for around 100 years. Great find!
I understand. The typewriter was an epic find. Those cedar chest jewelry boxes go back to the last 40 through out the 70s. Brass and a lock in good shape they do well. In even purchased one full of vintage MCM jewelry. Everyone has their niche! ✌
@Froggy Flips nice score buddy I was at a sale today the people were asking above new prices unbelievable but anyway as always awesome video buddy keep scoring
Too bad you weren't in Washington state because I am having a sale next week. I found your channel last week and figured I would share how I began doing online sales. My dad taught me at a very young age how to make a profit with things you buy. I remember people saying they knew him as the guy you contacted if you had a large amount of things to get rid of so instead of taking to a second hand store (this was early to mid 90s so ya know, before the internet where you can sell things easier) , people would contact him and he would pay them $60 - $100 for a truck bed full of stuff and was basically a blind sale because he never went through it before paying. I had so much fun digging for treasures! He repaired clocks and owned a clock repair and antique shop almost my whole life. When I was 10 he decided to pull everything from the booths in several shops around town he had and built a shop on his property and also did ebay. When he retired in 2003, he did clock repair and reselling antiques full time. He passed away in 2012 and it took me nearly 8 years to even start going through it because the amount of JUST clock parts, movements, clock cases alone was nuts. Drawers full of dials, glass, big tubs FULL of hands, loose gears, nuts, small nails, springs. I was overwhelmed but had fun going through it and made good money as soon as I began listing. You name any thing clock related and there were boxes and containers full of it. I didnt even realize how much he had shoved in the back of his shop so was absolutely shocked once I dug in. I have been doing the ebay and mercari thing this past year but I had to take a break because I was burnt out the last couple months. The clocks (especially grandfather clocks) I havent bothered with because I dont want them to break during shipment, let alone will be crazy high to ship and most have stopped running after he died 9 years ago, obviously since they havent been touched so I have no idea what needs repaired or what just needs a simple cleaning/wound up. Theres so much in general from antique furniture ranging from late 1800s-1970s to an antique coin soda vending machine cooler. The man also saved everything or bought too much of everything so I ended up having to throw hardware, vintage tools, electrical stuff and other random things in ziplock bags as a bundled price. I even found a big box full of film reels from the 60s and 70s that are local news, mcdonalds and other fast food memos or updates about menu changes, fish and wild life and also home footage. Just so cool! Right now I am trying to go through the clock items to organize and price because I decided to do a sale next week for several days and hopefully I can get it all put together by wednesday!
Nice finds overall, but dang man, that Blickensderfer is going to be a HUGE home run for you. Can’t even believe you found that, awesome find Anthony!!
I love that the Blickensderfer typewriter does not have a qwerty keyboard. What an interesting sale. I would have had to be there for hours so that I didn't leave any box unopened. LOL
To bad it wasn't winter time, the Toro CCR snow blower in that garage is pretty sought after and ranges from $150-300 resell. I picked mine up almost 10 years ago for $10 buck because the lady could not figure out how to start it. Turns out never added oil! I ended up using it for 10+ years worked like a charm and Sold it last year for $100 and was missing the flap that you can bend up and down. Summer time is the best time to buy them when they are not in high demand! Also, good for reselling the parts!! Is your Son Elliott with one or two T's? Our oldest is Elliott! Very cool!
OMG I didn't know antique typewriters were worth that much😱. I've still got one sitting somewhere from the 60's(my parents)Thanks for the info, I'll need to research it☺️
you laid a knife down on top of the typewriter and later you went back to add the phonograph and the knife was gone....Looked like the lady was looking at it and she put it down on the phonograph and when you go back at 6:23/16:03 the knife is gone?
Your patience in dealing with certain people at certain sales is outstanding. Great content as always 👌🏻👍
Thank you!
Thank you for being respectful while "digging" through one's possessions.
I bought out an entire garage similar to this for 1000 and found some amazing treasures and stocked my booth.i made 4x my money and got my investment back quickly.good video
That’s awesome! Thanks so much for watching!
3 minutes in and i tell this is a true treasure hunt. I love to dig, open boxes, discover what been hidden away for years or decades. so much fun:)
For sure! I can tell ya, I searched every nook and cranny but had to edit down obviously.
Best of all not a crowd of people to compete with making you say to yourself "Darn I wanted that and they beat me to it!"
@@FroggyFlips What happened to the pocket knife?
While you were digging in that garage, I just kept saying “WOW “. Great finds, that Blickenderfer 7 is the winner! Don’t forget the stickers!!
That last typewriter looks like a work of art beautiful Love it Contats on the Victrola too❤️Yahhhhhhh ✌️💥💥💥
It really is!
When I saw that typewriter, I gasped a bit. That thing is coooool!
It really is kinda breathtaking!
I have a 1916 or 19 royal no cover and Needs a little TLC I think I'm going to put it in scrap sooner or later. Thing weighs a ton.
The little typewriter is awesome.
I retired at 40 over 13 years ago ...
One mans junk is truly another mans treasure. I have been hooked since the late 70s. My family doesn't complain and my multiple children love the business. 💪😎⚡
That’s amazing!!
Love where your booth is, what a great place!
Thanks!
Those are the sales that you spend some time at digging through everything especially after that great typewriter
No doubt, I had to cut out sooooo much!
The PAINTED recruitment picture may be worth some big money,, usually they're all posters.
💜 love that wee typewriter!
I went to one of these “dig through our stuff” sales last weekend and had a blast. Found a ton of cool stuff. I like these way better than a traditional yard sale.
Thats why the wife and I do more estate sales than yard/rummage sales.
Thanks for the descriptions, I like the way you go to the garage respectfully of the people that lost their family member.
Cool vid
I used to live above a type writer repair shop. They told me that when ever you find vintage type writers to never punch the keys on the old rubber. You can break the type faces making it a much more expensive restoration.
I love the last typewriter…so cool! I don’t think I’ve ever seen one like that before.
I hadn’t seen one in person. So cool!
Oh, that wooden desk/box is so lovely. The whole place was a treasure trove as is your Antique Booth.
Just a minute in and I can tell this is my kind of sale.
Yeah! I spent so much time there…I can’t believe I didn’t find more. Can’t complain though!
Motivated sellers. Check their house curbside on garbage day.
Exactly the same :D
I love it when you find a sale with the real old stuff. Ug. I'm screaming...take the cedar jewelry box.
Great haul with unusual finds. And the booth looks fantastic Anthony...so happy for you!!
Thank you so much!
My kind of sale a good ole treasure hunt. The anticipation is what makes it fun.
Omg Elliott...too cute for words. I love seeing your booth, really looking fantastic. Some great bits n' bobs found today, those typewriter are so cool. X
Always wishing you the best of success my friend. X
Thank you so much!
The last typewriter is beautiful. The keys are in a different alignment than modern keyboards which is interesting. I know nothing about typewriters, but looks to be an amazing find.
I wish I saw this video sooner. I’d drive from upstate ny to your antique booth to buy that painted sign.
Good for you. You got some great deals. Glad there are people like you out there who like to repurpose and recycle old items.
$50 is ridiculously cheap. I thought she was going to go bananas (upset) with that offer but gladly took it. Holy crap. Super finds. I hope you didn't feel too guilty.
I wish I had your experienceat knowing what stuff is valuble. You are a great teacher just watching you!
I really enjoyed watching this one. I love the sales that are whole clearances
Love the old typewriter. I have no use for it, but old stuff like that always catches my eye. Would make great display piece.
Wow! That's some great things! Always watching & learning from you! Thank you for the great video.
I appreciate that, thank you so much!
Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels
Thank you so much!
Love the typewriter!! It looks so cool for its age! Antique treasures! Love the videos! Keep it up!
Thanks so much!
Oh My Gosh Anthoney! You found some truly beautiful treasures! The Victrola is unreal as well as the typewriters. I loved the dust! The Navy sign - $17.60 pay per month - can you imagine! And YAY on the booth viewing - I think that is great money you made. It still surprises me that people are buying records. That was a really nice garage when you consider all the drawers and cabinets and tabletops. Maybe now they will be able to use it.
Thanks so much! Yeah I spent way too long in that garage but cut most of it. Shocked that that’s all I found but I definitely can’t complain.
Adam Monahan You are so right! I recently looked up the base pay I was making in 1981 just before I got out of the Air Force and it was $8600! A person at that grade now is making $34k a year. Much better, but still leaves a lot to be desired!
@@adammonahan687 Now the military has a Thrift Savings Plan, and I would hope the government is doing some matching as they did for us civil servants. I was fortunate that I didn't deploy, but I had a 7:30am till the work was done job, ending up being a 10-12 hour day, 6-7 days a week job. Still, I wouldn't trade those four years active duty for ANYTHING!
The order of those keys on the Blickensderfer... dang! That's an awesome antique typewriter. No jkl; love it. Great job Anthony. I'm a 51 year old that has never seen that. Lol. I just threw out an old Smith corona that rusted in a bin I had outside for 20 years. Dang...
You totally inspired me to pickup some TMNT vhs tapes and sold 2 of them for $8 on eBay! Paid .50. Love the channel!
Wow, what a fabulous sales floor you have 😮😮😮 Fantastic!
I love that garage I would've probably still been in there
Interesting seeing how it's done in the states , I do much the same in the uk . My sister is married to a American when I visit will look round some yard sales ,best wishes and good hunting to you
Your booth looks so lived in. Lots to look at and buy. Nice check. I think you found some great things to add to your booth.
Thank you so much!
Hi been watching you from New Zealand and I yell at TV you missed it when I see something you miss or go passed. Love New puppy too. My son is named after the Texas Rangers show and they have the full series. He's called Cordell. As they either called him Walker or by Indian name. But he was called Cordell Walker. There is one other boy I know off with same name. I have awesome record and tape collection as well as Videos. Still have unit plays both. I have the complete set unplaced Beatles including white album. Plus Thick as a Brick paper album also never played. I used to buy the tape and record together.
Hi bro I'm from Indonesia,
I watch all your videos,,
I wish you good health and success 😊👍
Thanks so much, buddy!
Do you come across many legos? I’m real interested in building my collection at 50yrs.old. I lost my 27y/o daughter in 2018. Haven’t found anything that gets me excited or to look forward to. While babysitting a few months back the little boy wanted to play Legos. I am now hooked. Just bought my first creator set and absolutely find it so relaxing. I never knew I’d enjoy legos so much.
Another excellent video. It is like a history lesson, as you explain each item n comps you find on ebay. Years ago I likely had old typewriters etc but I throw it all out. I dont look to sell stuff nor do I do garage sales n I like to toss it quickly. Keep up the great work.
Some great finds and thank you for the booth update. I am glad it is doing well for you.
Also, don’t forget to bring more stickers to the booth.
Thank you so much!
Love watching your channel and how at the end your closing remarks make people feel like a part of it.
Love the typewriter that was made before the querty keyboards!!!
Yeah, so cool!
The antique typewriter was a fantastic find!
Amazing finds, those typewriters are unbelievable!!! Great job!!!❤
That 2nd typewriter is well over 100 years old. It was made before they changed the key placement to where they are now and have been for around 100 years. Great find!
They hear that cha ching & they all look at me, I guess they know why I'm rolling in dough! 😃 Love to Sarah Elliot & Olive!
Haha, thanks so much!
Loved that last typewriter! Beautiful antique
As a typewriter collector, I am so jealous! That blickensderfer is a grail find.
Your little tadpole deserves an ice cream treat!😀🥰😍
Great hall! I learn so much watching.
BTW, don't forget to restock the stickers:)
Hahah, thanks so much!
Those typewriters!! 🥳🎉🎊 and that old record player!!! 🥳🥳💞
Pretty awesome!
YEAH MAKE THAT MONEY GUYS! Good stuff froggy 🐸
Awesome Anthoney! Great scores!!! Great Video!!!!
Thanks so much!
You have a nice store nice stuff thanks for sharing this video 😊
Hope you picked up that cedar box...vintage cedar jewelry boxes..love them
I was tempted but I left it!
I understand. The typewriter was an epic find. Those cedar chest jewelry boxes go back to the last 40 through out the 70s. Brass and a lock in good shape they do well. In even purchased one full of vintage MCM jewelry. Everyone has their niche! ✌
The Lane ones are kind of replicas of bigger ones. If I'm not mistaken they were gifts when someone purchased big Lane hope chest. Lane is the key. !
The Blickensderfer is really neat and definitely an antique. The QWERTY keyboard wa invented in 1874 and that doesn't have one. What a find!
I’m so proud of you! You keep growing!
Thank you so much!
A lot of treasures! What a nice Garage sale!
The typewriter was sick. Love your videos, next best thing to going to sales myself and we share a first name!
its like a choose your own adventure garage sale
I was shocked all for $50! Great finds. Happy Hunting. Blessings!
Thanks for watching!
@Froggy Flips nice score buddy I was at a sale today the people were asking above new prices unbelievable but anyway as always awesome video buddy keep scoring
I haven’t been to watch till now I’ve been in the hospital nice haul those typewriters do great in our area
Too bad you weren't in Washington state because I am having a sale next week. I found your channel last week and figured I would share how I began doing online sales. My dad taught me at a very young age how to make a profit with things you buy. I remember people saying they knew him as the guy you contacted if you had a large amount of things to get rid of so instead of taking to a second hand store (this was early to mid 90s so ya know, before the internet where you can sell things easier) , people would contact him and he would pay them $60 - $100 for a truck bed full of stuff and was basically a blind sale because he never went through it before paying. I had so much fun digging for treasures! He repaired clocks and owned a clock repair and antique shop almost my whole life. When I was 10 he decided to pull everything from the booths in several shops around town he had and built a shop on his property and also did ebay. When he retired in 2003, he did clock repair and reselling antiques full time. He passed away in 2012 and it took me nearly 8 years to even start going through it because the amount of JUST clock parts, movements, clock cases alone was nuts. Drawers full of dials, glass, big tubs FULL of hands, loose gears, nuts, small nails, springs. I was overwhelmed but had fun going through it and made good money as soon as I began listing. You name any thing clock related and there were boxes and containers full of it. I didnt even realize how much he had shoved in the back of his shop so was absolutely shocked once I dug in. I have been doing the ebay and mercari thing this past year but I had to take a break because I was burnt out the last couple months. The clocks (especially grandfather clocks) I havent bothered with because I dont want them to break during shipment, let alone will be crazy high to ship and most have stopped running after he died 9 years ago, obviously since they havent been touched so I have no idea what needs repaired or what just needs a simple cleaning/wound up. Theres so much in general from antique furniture ranging from late 1800s-1970s to an antique coin soda vending machine cooler. The man also saved everything or bought too much of everything so I ended up having to throw hardware, vintage tools, electrical stuff and other random things in ziplock bags as a bundled price. I even found a big box full of film reels from the 60s and 70s that are local news, mcdonalds and other fast food memos or updates about menu changes, fish and wild life and also home footage. Just so cool! Right now I am trying to go through the clock items to organize and price because I decided to do a sale next week for several days and hopefully I can get it all put together by wednesday!
WOW You forgot the STICKERS. (again) Now I dont fell so bad. lol #1 fan love your channel.
Awesome finds on both typewriters and the record player!
Nice finds overall, but dang man, that Blickensderfer is going to be a HUGE home run for you. Can’t even believe you found that, awesome find Anthony!!
Thanks man! I’d definitely say it’s one of my better single finds ever!
Awesome antique scores!
Thanks for watching!
you can't understand how much your videos (funny) for a non-American person tell about the consumer society that has the greatest example in the USA
Thanks! I love your attitude!!!❤️
Do not forget the stickers and put back in that little case that you were talking about
I love that the Blickensderfer typewriter does not have a qwerty keyboard. What an interesting sale. I would have had to be there for hours so that I didn't leave any box unopened. LOL
Yeah, that’s exactly how I was! I think I looked in every box, corner, drawer, etc! 😂
To bad it wasn't winter time, the Toro CCR snow blower in that garage is pretty sought after and ranges from $150-300 resell. I picked mine up almost 10 years ago for $10 buck because the lady could not figure out how to start it. Turns out never added oil! I ended up using it for 10+ years worked like a charm and Sold it last year for $100 and was missing the flap that you can bend up and down. Summer time is the best time to buy them when they are not in high demand! Also, good for reselling the parts!!
Is your Son Elliott with one or two T's? Our oldest is Elliott! Very cool!
Good info, thanks!
Don't forget more stickers. Nice finds!
OMG I didn't know antique typewriters were worth that much😱. I've still got one sitting somewhere from the 60's(my parents)Thanks for the info, I'll need to research it☺️
That's a pretty solid check for an antique / consignment booth. Good stuff!
Thanks bro!
Great channel!!! I enjoy the stories behing the camera. Where do you sell all the stuff you buy? Keep the stories comming.
And I thought I was cool picking up some Selectric III typewriters recently. Your picks are far older and far cooler.
What Amazing Finds!!! Awesome!!!
That's some nice scores that painted sign has to be worth a couple hundred alone great video dude like always 👍
He great buy love your videos hi from New Zealand
Thanks so much!
Enjoyed the video. Just good ol' fashioned sourcing in a honey pot disguised as an old garage.
Great finds! I love that little store with yr corner booth. Very nice!
Thanks so much!
Oh..man that’s the best kind of garage sale to go through. New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching!
we have a store like the one where u have ur antique booth at here in Farmington, NM. Its called the Dusty Attic. Love going in there. tfs
I never thought about selling a record player for parts. Smart.
great finds. love the old typewriters
😱😱😱nice score! That antique typewriter is a fantastic piece 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
Very cool items! Don’t forget stickers. 😀
Some great finds. Love the really old typewriter. Watching from the Southern Tier of the Catskill Mountains in Upstate New York USA
you have a great eye 4 goodies , great post, hope to see more
This channel is beyond amazing, keep up the great work. 😁
Well thanks so much!
Love that typewriter! Great find!
That Blickendorfer ? Typewriter is an AWESOME FIND!
Yeah, definitely awesome!
Kudos on the "BLICKENSDERFER" mate... great find
Im looking for the German stin that u picked up at free garage sale. I am interested in price to buy
you laid a knife down on top of the typewriter and later you went back to add the phonograph and the knife was gone....Looked like the lady was looking at it and she put it down on the phonograph and when you go back at 6:23/16:03 the knife is gone?