Jello salads were so popular because in the past gelatin was very hard to make. Only the rich could afford to serve it. It was a very high status symbol to have on your table. Then a man named Knox started making dry gelatin from cow hooves, a by-product of the tanning industry in Gloversville NY. So now anybody could have gelatin. Mr. Knox became very wealthy and endowed his home city of Johnstown, NY with many donations and buildings. Gloversville was known as the Glove manufacturer to the world in it's day. My Mother worked in a Glove factory there that made the gloves for Queen Elizabeth on her Coronation.
I'm a charm bracelet fan. Ended up combining charm bracelets into a necklace because I'd collected so many! Wish I could hear a story for each charm, looks like the owner had amazing vacations all over the world!
This lady would have been my friend...I collect old cookbooks, costume jewelry pins (like grannies wear to church), and children's books. Sending a kind thought for her memory and I hope her collection is cherished by your fans at auction!
This was your best unboxing yet! Loved, loved, loved this. As a collector of costume jewelry you've got some treasures for sure. And I am very impressed with your knowledge. Is there anything you don't know? Those cookbooks would be so interesting to read. I look forward to seeing ALL of the jewelry. Thank you for showing us your treasures today. You definitely got a deal!
Oh my 😍 my idea of heaven! Love sorting jewellery and money. Got my cup of tea and sitting comfortably so let the adventure begin. Wow just loved the books, wonder if they could be restored. Thank you for cheering up a grey rainy day in the uk x
Jeweler here! That ruby and diamond bracelet in white gold should fetch you a pretty penny. Those silver charm bracelets are super valuable, especially since they are as full as they are and with nice charms. Awesome haul!
My daughter worked in a Pharmacy and introduced me to little sealable bags. I use them to keep my jewelry in - to keep the pieces separated so they don't damage each other. Plus to keep sets together. They come in a wide assortment of sizes and I love the organization it gives me. Just an idea for you. Keep the videos coming, love your channel.
Yes, yes, Alex, please do another video of your jewelry haul. I saw some items you didn’t talk about and I (we) would love to see it in more detail. Thank you for all the hours of work you put in to do rhese
That was fun, Alex! Thanks! I love looking at jewelry and all the trinkets. You got a great haul there. Looks like it will be worth the investment! Congratulations!
Those charm bracelets should go for around $300. each on Ebay! What an excellent score! As for the old gold wedding bands check what they are going for on Etsy!! Pretty high!
OMG!! Such fun "sorting" with you~ and I collected old cook books myself and know the pleasure of reading how things in the kitchen were done a long time ago~
These videos are so fun. Makes me feel like I'm rummaging through my grandma's jewelry box again. And I hear ya on the veggies in jello rant. The two should NOT meet.
The "cameo" looks like a pretty rare vintage WEDGWOOD blue Jasperware angel brooch in sterling! I would say that if you put $175 on it you would sell it fast ❤️
As a lover of stones, the insect, fish and other stone pieces in the collection, were quite exciting. My favorite pieces were the amathist jem piece, topped by the silver figurine and The blue cameo piece was very nice as well. Enjoy your videos and finds.
Thanks for a video filled with the magic of the past, many wonderful pieces you have there, and hard to make up my mind which item I found most interesting. That being said, the collection of children’s books and old cookbooks would probably be at the top, although there were many nice and interesting jewelry pieces there too. Congrats on a good haul and thanks for an interesting vlog.
You have some very interesting pieces of jewelry there. I think you got a good deal. I love old cook books some are so interesting in the difference of how food was prepared and what was eaten back when. But what really caught me eye was the childrens books. Wish I could afford them would have snapped those up in a jiffy. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤
I'm 67yrs old and I am starting to give my precious, to me, things to the people that I want to have them. I want to see them being enjoyed. I NEVER want someone going over my things after I'm gone.
I collect and sell jewelry Esp rings. I am saving my favorite for my daughter, grand daughter and nieces to go through when I pass. They know I'm collecting and saving some and I want them to be surprised like it's Christmas.
I though how someone made the charm bracelets of their travels, and now they're just in a pile. Who was that? What were they like? Did they go those places before plane travel was common? Breaks my heart. And the engagement ring and wedding band - how could that be lost to the family. My grandmother's is lost due to some blended families and poorly written wills and it kills me.
Girl here, and I personally love all the boy stuff you purchase. With that being said I also love all the jewelry boxes you've scored as of late! Alex you've got an incredible sense of quality and style so it's all good with me!
It's so nice you could remember your dad, through the radio you bought! I remember my dad through certain foods he loved! He passed away just 3 months before his 60th birthday, from complications from y'all bladder surgery. I happened to turn 60 on July 18, so I thought about him a lot!
Brings back many memories of helping my grandmom sort out her auction finds. Sometimes at estate sales there would be boxes and boxes for about 5 to 10 dollars. Full of little things. I guess families of these Estate sales did not realize sometimes small things can be worth more than that knock off dinning set lol. Or the print of Renoir. But nowadays there is the internet and people can look such items up . My grandmom once had a Chipndale couch. Very rare . They did not make them often.
Liked n subscribed ... it was the "it's a tie fighter,its a tie fighter in a box...... hooked thereon in...Nice family with impeccably behaved children..well done everyone..
Those 3 charm bracelets might make a huge profit for you! I collect them I’ve never found one with that mean charms in the wild. Just checked Etsy 2 different bracelet with over 20 charms were US dollars $356 each. Good luck!!
I have a BIRKS silver charm bracelet exactly like the first one show, I’ll have to count the charms, it is so loaded, I can’t even wear it. It’s 59 years old. I remember pretty much all the charms and when my parents bought them and where they travelled. I have some pretty unique charms. One is a pineapple from Hawaii. The body of the fruit is almost like a basket weave, so you can see through it. Inside are green fossilized lava pieces. That one was from 1972 or so. Charms back then were so detailed and well made.
@@traceye.6428 Wow Tracey that’s a sounds great ! Pineapple sounds super neat! I’ve not worn mine for years decided recently to start wearing it, it’s from high school. Wear the collected ones often! Im starting a new one now for this period of life!
The contents are more a timeline of someones life, adventures, travels and experiences. About as close to a time machine as we can get. I often think what a treat it would have been to talk to the owner. Fires the imagination Alexander. Cheers|!
I agree, Gary Roberton. The collector had them carefully separated into different categories from what I could tell, Canadian travel, International travel and the third looked like unique ones, perhaps events? It is very nice that she kept to the sterling silver standard. :)
12:39 This bangle deserves some research. I am not saying that it is a Georg Jensen, but it remind's me of a Georg Jensen curve bangle made with 18 kt yellow gold, and sterling silver which sells in the UK for more than GBP4000 (four thousand).
What a great collection to go thru. I hope you have a diamond tester because you have some diamonds in all that. And yes, that is garnet in that bracelet. I just went thru a huge collection and found 14kt gold charm bracelets! 2 of them full! You never know what's in those collections but they are worth the time and work...have fun!
I get to sort through the jewelry hoards we get donated at the Thrift Shop where I volunteer 💖 It’s so much fun! Even if it’s just junk from the 80s :) We research the brands we don’t know and I’m surprised by How much I have learned. We will repair the broken stuff and create some new “pieces” from the pieces… if all else fails we make junk bags for crafters.
That's why I don't go to thrift stores. Most of the good stuff goes to people like you. Not sure people who donate realize they are just giving to volunteers.
It's true though. I used to buy and sell collectibles. I had a couple of friends in the business who volunteered at the thrift stores just so they could get the best stuff first! I always thought it was so unfair 😕
I've hit up thrift stores quite a bit for those junk bags of jewelry. I use them to make fancy canes and walking sticks. I've sold some for a couple hundred but often I give them away to elderly people who look like they could use a cane. I just enjoy making them and going through the junk bags at the thrift store always gives me inspiration.
I remember when I was about 9 years old, I saw a 1 dollar bill for the first time in my live. I looked at it and I wanted to go there, wondering what kind of country that was. And 12 years later I went to Canada and lived there for two and a half year. Hi form the Netherlands.
My Daddy had a funny tin box that he kept odds and ends of stuff in and it had coins he had picked up on his Grande Tour of Europe We loved looking at coins and I too dreamed of seeing those places and more!. I did:-) and gave coins of my travels to the next generation. It's not the face value but the story and dreams that are generated. The heck with non fungible token bs. Hi from Los Angeles, USA
Omg..Alex,there were some really beautiful things in there!I saw a lot of fun earrings and the bracelet with the garnets(?)was stunning❣️😍 The cameo was so different and amazing❣️😍And I saw a bracelet with 3 different colored silver/gold hearts. The cookbooks blew me away! Who doesn’t want a cookbook from 1828?!? I do❣️🥰😍📚 And also the small children books from 1895,I would LOVE them all❣️🥰😍
The charm bracelets are awesome! The first bracelet had a few of the charms I have on my bracelet. Plus, I love the old cookbooks! They give one a peek into life in whatever era they are from. The cooking directions are pretty interesting as well! Thanks for sharing your new collections.
On AMMO NYC TH-cam page, they wash for the first time a 1978 F250 Lariat Camper Special that has only 139 original miles that was sitting in a barn for 42 years! The truck reminds me of yours but different colors. It looks amazing after it was cleaned.
Love the Turtle necklace ad turtles bracelet. I collect anything with turtles. I have a silver turtle spoon from Boston that is over a hundred years old now.
I really appreciate you embracing this new type of content, especially as you'd probably rather be elbows deep in an oily engine or digging through an old barn. 😏
Please show us the jewellery all laid out. Love seeing jewellery, it shows so much about the people who owned them. The books are such a great find. You will do well with this purchase xxx Please also tell us how you make out and if any one item was super special x
I am a jewelry consultant pricer and this is just eye candy for me. Love the brooches just everything. Your family is growing up for sure. Canada is my country and so proud you and your family and show are part of it. Woohoo 👍❤️🇨🇦
My wedding and engagement set used to rub against each other. I lost a small diamond because of it. I had the stone replaced, and I had the ring set soldered together, about 30 years ago. I’m glad I did! No more rubbing. No more fussing to keep them together.
Oh! The fireside books are amazing! The charm bracelets bring back memories of my mother and godmother!!!! They loved their charm bracelets! The 1800s cookbook is wonderful too!
What a blast! The fly is a jelly belly. Marcasite on the sterling spider's leg. The first black brooch looks like Weiss, which is just one of many desirable names in costume jewelry. ( Eisenlberg, Lisner, Star, etc.) Rhinestones that are prong set usually indicate a higher quality. A6000 is a great repair adhesive as it lasts forever. Be wary of "sick" clear rhinestones. This was fun. I miss jewelry resale. You can often "shake" a twist of 2 or 3 chains loose from each other, and I use to use 2 thick straight pins to slowly coax open the really knotted ones apart. Check out the tinfoil, salt and boiling water to get the initial tarnish off your chains. I prefer Simicrome polish over the chalky, residue leaving Wrights polish. Good luck, God Bless you and you are going to do more than well on recovering your initial investment!!
What a fun trip down memory lane! I’ve owned similar jewelry to the pins. Old cookbooks are such fun to read. They give a view of life in the 1800s. My favorite are the charm bracelets. I’d love to look at each charm and guess where they’re from. Thanks Alexander.
Jello salads were so popular because in the past gelatin was very hard to make. Only the rich could afford to serve it. It was a very high status symbol to have on your table. Then a man named Knox started making dry gelatin from cow hooves, a by-product of the tanning industry in Gloversville NY. So now anybody could have gelatin. Mr. Knox became very wealthy and endowed his home city of Johnstown, NY with many donations and buildings. Gloversville was known as the Glove manufacturer to the world in it's day. My Mother worked in a Glove factory there that made the gloves for Queen Elizabeth on her Coronation.
Thank you for that history!
Everything in aspic! 😁
I'm a charm bracelet fan. Ended up combining charm bracelets into a necklace because I'd collected so many! Wish I could hear a story for each charm, looks like the owner had amazing vacations all over the world!
This lady would have been my friend...I collect old cookbooks, costume jewelry pins (like grannies wear to church), and children's books. Sending a kind thought for her memory and I hope her collection is cherished by your fans at auction!
Hi 👋 dear, how are you doing?
This was your best unboxing yet! Loved, loved, loved this. As a collector of costume jewelry you've got some treasures for sure. And I am very impressed with your knowledge. Is there anything you don't know? Those cookbooks would be so interesting to read. I look forward to seeing ALL of the jewelry. Thank you for showing us your treasures today. You definitely got a deal!
Oh my 😍 my idea of heaven! Love sorting jewellery and money. Got my cup of tea and sitting comfortably so let the adventure begin. Wow just loved the books, wonder if they could be restored. Thank you for cheering up a grey rainy day in the uk x
Jeweler here! That ruby and diamond bracelet in white gold should fetch you a pretty penny. Those silver charm bracelets are super valuable, especially since they are as full as they are and with nice charms. Awesome haul!
Me too.That bracelet looked like white gold.This a haul!
I didn't notice the ruby and diamond tennis bracelet in the small gold box until I watched a second time.Can't wait to see the rest!
Jeweler too...you had me look back too 😅 you are right
The Mexican silver bracelets appear to have white or rainbow opal stones. Very beautiful!
My daughter worked in a Pharmacy and introduced me to little sealable bags. I use them to keep my jewelry in - to keep the pieces separated so they don't damage each other. Plus to keep sets together. They come in a wide assortment of sizes and I love the organization it gives me. Just an idea for you. Keep the videos coming, love your channel.
Would love to see another video with all the pieces.
Please!
As much as I love sparkly things, I LOVE the children's books! Thanks for sharing your purchase with us!
It makes me wonder what stories this jewelry could tell of the owners adventures. I love finding treasure. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
My absolute favorite thing to go through is old jewelry boxes. I need episode 2 please!
Yes, I would love to see each piece; and spread out, untangled.
A GREAT stash! I love treasure boxes .....
The cameo looks like a Wedgewood Jasperware. Definitely collectible.
Looks like costume 1970's by the metal. Not really high end collectable. jmho. Needs more researching
It does appear to say something like Wedgewood ENGLAND a on the rear
Yes, yes, Alex, please do another video of your jewelry haul. I saw some items you didn’t talk about and I (we) would love to see it in more detail. Thank you for all the hours of work you put in to do rhese
I absolutely LOVE vintage jewelry !!!!! It would be heaven on earth for me if I ever had the pleasure of sorting through something like this 👍👍💕💕
Me too, me too!
You definately how a very nice return coming your way... just by seeing the first glimpse of your jewerly. Absolutely. Nice buy.
That was fun, Alex! Thanks! I love looking at jewelry and all the trinkets. You got a great haul there. Looks like it will be worth the investment! Congratulations!
What an awesome lot of treasures!!!
I would love to see all the rest of the jewelry.
Love jewelry and this unboxing was so enjoyable. Would love to see again once organized. Thanks for sharing!
Me too!
I would love to see it piece by piece. Spent way to much time on the cook book 🙄. Jewelry and s much more interesting.
So much of this collection is exactly what I like. It's like the collector was my twin 😊
Hello 👋 dear , how are you doing?
Love all the little treasures you find to be kept and saved for posterity...
The keeping of history is the true treasure...
Such beautiful items. Thank you for sharing.😊
Lots of really nice pieces!! Loved the little books 📕!! Thanks for sharing!! 💖💖💖💖
The cookbooks are amazing. And the jewelry is very cool.
Hi 👋 Julie, how are you doing?
Those charm bracelets should go for around $300. each on Ebay! What an excellent score! As for the old gold wedding bands check what they are going for on Etsy!! Pretty high!
OMG!! Such fun "sorting" with you~ and I collected old cook books myself and know the pleasure of reading how things in the kitchen were done a long time ago~
These videos are so fun. Makes me feel like I'm rummaging through my grandma's jewelry box again. And I hear ya on the veggies in jello rant. The two should NOT meet.
The "cameo" looks like a pretty rare vintage WEDGWOOD blue Jasperware angel brooch in sterling! I would say that if you put $175 on it you would sell it fast ❤️
Yes I thought Wedgwood soon as I saw it, it’s a beautiful piece!!
yep, it reminds me of Jasper ware. It looks expensive.
I saw it and went like "Oh, this is a blue Jasperware. I want it."
Vintage Wedgwood Jasperware brooches are usually set in Silver and sell for between £30-40 Sterling so $175 is excessive.
@Stella Marie Poetry and Green Arts It's marked Wedgwood England. You can get them right now on ebay for $US 40-70.
Wow amazing haul. I love looking at all the pieces you find. Melissa and Abigail will have so much fun looking through the collection.
Hi 👋 Carol, how are you doing?
As a lover of stones, the insect, fish and other stone pieces in the collection, were quite exciting. My favorite pieces were the amathist jem piece, topped by the silver figurine and The blue cameo piece was very nice as well. Enjoy your videos and finds.
Truly fun to watch. Thank you.
Hi 👋 dear, how are you doing?
I adore big bags of jewelry!! Love it all!
Nice lot of items. Those little books are amazing! I'll have to watch for the garnet/silver bracelet at auction as it's my birthstone.
Loved this unboxing. Great finds! Enjoyed this big time. 👍🙂👍
Great purchase ! Can't wait to see more!
Thanks for a video filled with the magic of the past, many wonderful pieces you have there, and hard to make up my mind which item I found most interesting. That being said, the collection of children’s books and old cookbooks would probably be at the top, although there were many nice and interesting jewelry pieces there too. Congrats on a good haul and thanks for an interesting vlog.
SUPER collection of goodies 😍
Thank you for sharing. I have quite a collection of antique costume jewelry.
It's awesome stuff! I've been collecting for 25 plus years!
This was a super pick! So much fun for us to see the treasures that you find. Please hunt for more of these types of unboxings as they are great fun!
Good video Brother Alexander. Always interesting going through boxies of stuff. Thanks for sharing Your Adventures 😀 👍 ♥️ 🇨🇦 🎉🎉👏👏🎉🎉💯💯
That was an interesting,amazing and fun. I love the history behind any items. Thanks Alex
You have some very interesting pieces of jewelry there. I think you got a good deal. I love old cook books some are so interesting in the difference of how food was prepared and what was eaten back when. But what really caught me eye was the childrens books. Wish I could afford them would have snapped those up in a jiffy. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤
Thanks for sharing. I can't wait, really can't. wait for the auction! You have yourself some terrific buys on your table.
I'm 67yrs old and I am starting to give my precious, to me, things to the people that I want to have them. I want to see them being enjoyed. I NEVER want someone going over my things after I'm gone.
I am 74 and doing the same. Want the people I care about to enjoy the pieces now.
I collect and sell jewelry Esp rings. I am saving my favorite for my daughter, grand daughter and nieces to go through when I pass. They know I'm collecting and saving some and I want them to be surprised like it's Christmas.
I though how someone made the charm bracelets of their travels, and now they're just in a pile. Who was that? What were they like? Did they go those places before plane travel was common? Breaks my heart. And the engagement ring and wedding band - how could that be lost to the family. My grandmother's is lost due to some blended families and poorly written wills and it kills me.
Fantasitc finds, some beautiful pieces!! Thanks!
I loved this, jewelry unboxing is my favorite!
Yes to the full inventory of this haul pls! Thank you!
Girl here, and I personally love all the boy stuff you purchase.
With that being said I also love all the jewelry boxes you've scored as of late!
Alex you've got an incredible sense of quality and style so it's all good with me!
Neat haul. Thanks for sharing it.
It's so nice you could remember your dad, through the radio you bought! I remember my dad through certain foods he loved! He passed away just 3 months before his 60th birthday, from complications from y'all bladder surgery. I happened to turn 60 on July 18, so I thought about him a lot!
Really loved going through all your treasures. Thanks for sharing and it was so much fun!💎
Brings back many memories of helping my grandmom sort out her auction finds. Sometimes at estate sales there would be boxes and boxes for about 5 to 10 dollars. Full of little things. I guess families of these Estate sales did not realize sometimes small things can be worth more than that knock off dinning set lol. Or the print of Renoir. But nowadays there is the internet and people can look such items up . My grandmom once had a Chipndale couch. Very rare . They did not make them often.
Liked n subscribed ... it was the "it's a tie fighter,its a tie fighter in a box...... hooked thereon in...Nice family with impeccably behaved children..well done everyone..
Beautiful collection.
A really nice collection of jewelry. Love those books!❤️❤️
It’s such a great reminder of some of the pieces my mom had, memory lane♥️
That’s a really fun collection! I would love to see it all separated! Thank you!❤️
Cool stuff thanks for sharing this with me I appreciate it 🙏👍🤓
Those 3 charm bracelets might make a huge profit for you! I collect them I’ve never found one with that mean charms in the wild. Just checked Etsy 2 different bracelet with over 20 charms were US dollars $356 each. Good luck!!
Yes, I said the same thing..... 350 on Etsy, I'm an Etsy seller myself.
I have a BIRKS silver charm bracelet exactly like the first one show, I’ll have to count the charms, it is so loaded, I can’t even wear it. It’s 59 years old. I remember pretty much all the charms and when my parents bought them and where they travelled. I have some pretty unique charms. One is a pineapple from Hawaii. The body of the fruit is almost like a basket weave, so you can see through it. Inside are green fossilized lava pieces. That one was from 1972 or so. Charms back then were so detailed and well made.
I just counted. There are 34 charms on the bracelet and a few in the box. I still have the velvet jewellery box it came in too.
@@traceye.6428 Wow Tracey that’s a sounds great ! Pineapple sounds super neat! I’ve not worn mine for years decided recently to start wearing it, it’s from high school. Wear the collected ones often! Im starting a new one now for this period of life!
You should get in touch with your countryman Glen of the channel Glen and Friends Cooking. He collects and cooks recipes from old cookbooks.
I watch Glen and Friends, too. I had the same thought. I think I’ll suggest to Glen that he leave a wish list of cookbooks he needs with Alex.
I love old cookbooks ❤️ I would one day love to expand my small collection and get a few more! Awesome finds!
Wow! That haul looks incredible! Love the garnets.
The contents are more a timeline of someones life, adventures, travels and experiences. About as close to a time machine as we can get. I often think what a treat it would have been to talk to the owner. Fires the imagination Alexander. Cheers|!
I agree, Gary Roberton. The collector had them carefully separated into different categories from what I could tell, Canadian travel, International travel and the third looked like unique ones, perhaps events? It is very nice that she kept to the sterling silver standard. :)
Thanks for the videos!
Hi 👋 dear, how are you doing?
12:39 This bangle deserves some research. I am not saying that it is a Georg Jensen, but it remind's me of a Georg Jensen curve bangle made with 18 kt yellow gold, and sterling silver which sells in the UK for more than GBP4000 (four thousand).
What a great collection to go thru. I hope you have a diamond tester because you have some diamonds in all that. And yes, that is garnet in that bracelet. I just went thru a huge collection and found 14kt gold charm bracelets! 2 of them full! You never know what's in those collections but they are worth the time and work...have fun!
Love the jewelry! Would love to see it again once it was organized!
Hi 👋 dear, how are you doing?
And cleaned!
Love watching your reveals. I sold vintage jewelry for years on Ebay among other smalls. It's like treasure hunting! Thanks for the video.
I get to sort through the jewelry hoards we get donated at the Thrift Shop where I volunteer 💖 It’s so much fun! Even if it’s just junk from the 80s :) We research the brands we don’t know and I’m surprised by How much I have learned. We will repair the broken stuff and create some new “pieces” from the pieces… if all else fails we make junk bags for crafters.
That is really neat, what a great job =)
That's why I don't go to thrift stores. Most of the good stuff goes to people like you. Not sure people who donate realize they are just giving to volunteers.
@@rosaliethomson4655 she never said she takes the jewelry. Just that she sorted it.
It's true though. I used to buy and sell collectibles. I had a couple of friends in the business who volunteered at the thrift stores just so they could get the best stuff first! I always thought it was so unfair 😕
I've hit up thrift stores quite a bit for those junk bags of jewelry. I use them to make fancy canes and walking sticks. I've sold some for a couple hundred but often I give them away to elderly people who look like they could use a cane. I just enjoy making them and going through the junk bags at the thrift store always gives me inspiration.
I remember when I was about 9 years old, I saw a 1 dollar bill for the first time in my live. I looked at it and I wanted to go there, wondering what kind of country that was. And 12 years later I went to Canada and lived there for two and a half year. Hi form the Netherlands.
My Daddy had a funny tin box that he kept odds and ends of stuff in and it had coins he had picked up on his Grande Tour of Europe We loved looking at coins and I too dreamed of seeing those places and more!. I did:-) and gave coins of my travels to the next generation. It's not the face value but the story and dreams that are generated. The heck with non fungible token bs. Hi from Los Angeles, USA
Omg..Alex,there were some really beautiful things in there!I saw a lot of fun earrings and the bracelet with the garnets(?)was stunning❣️😍
The cameo was so different and amazing❣️😍And I saw a bracelet with 3 different colored silver/gold hearts.
The cookbooks blew me away! Who doesn’t want a cookbook from 1828?!? I do❣️🥰😍📚 And also the small children books from 1895,I would LOVE them all❣️🥰😍
As a jewelry lover…. So many tempting beautiful pieces❤️❤️❤️love the spider set and the turtle necklace
Red garnet bracelet is lovely
Aw, you bought that just for us. Love the unboxing of bulk jewelry, coins, & books.
Thanks for sharing, Alex.
The charm bracelets are awesome! The first bracelet had a few of the charms I have on my bracelet. Plus, I love the old cookbooks! They give one a peek into life in whatever era they are from. The cooking directions are pretty interesting as well! Thanks for sharing your new collections.
Bumblebee brooches sell well Charms would be about £15 each minimum - more if they open
Cool stuff! I have the silver sombrero earrings!
Those old cookbooks will probably sell quickly!
Lots of lovely pieces!
On AMMO NYC TH-cam page, they wash for the first time a 1978 F250 Lariat Camper Special that has only 139 original miles that was sitting in a barn for 42 years! The truck reminds me of yours but different colors. It looks amazing after it was cleaned.
This is SUCH fun to see, and I will never ever get enough of looking through interesting things. That fish was awesome! I hope to see it again.
Boy you get History dropped right in your lap! Cool stuff!! House is looking great too!!!
Love the Turtle necklace ad turtles bracelet. I collect anything with turtles. I have a silver turtle spoon from Boston that is over a hundred years old now.
OMG! SOOOO jealous! Getting to go through any kind of bulk treasure is my dream! I cant believe how big this one is! Love it!!!!
I really appreciate you embracing this new type of content, especially as you'd probably rather be elbows deep in an oily engine or digging through an old barn. 😏
Wow, what a wonderful find! Kudos to you, and I hope you fare well on this beautiful lot of treasures!
Please show us the jewellery all laid out. Love seeing jewellery, it shows so much about the people who owned them. The books are such a great find. You will do well with this purchase xxx Please also tell us how you make out and if any one item was super special x
Years ago we had our two rings soldered together usually because they were so worn that they were almost worn through.
WOW! Looks like fun! I hope you will do another video on this to tell us what all you came across! (and, maybe what kind of profit you gained!)
I love the wedgewood cameo! You've definitely good a good return on this one!
I am a jewelry consultant pricer and this is just eye candy for me. Love the brooches just everything. Your family is growing up for sure. Canada is my country and so proud you and your family and show are part of it. Woohoo 👍❤️🇨🇦
This was my favourite unboxing so far, please give an update. Just found your channel, Storage Auction Pirate told . Loving it so far ❤️
My wedding and engagement set used to rub against each other. I lost a small diamond because of it. I had the stone replaced, and I had the ring set soldered together, about 30 years ago. I’m glad I did! No more rubbing. No more fussing to keep them together.
Fascinating! I'd love to see it all cleaned up...
Oh! The fireside books are amazing! The charm bracelets bring back memories of my mother and godmother!!!! They loved their charm bracelets! The 1800s cookbook is wonderful too!
What a blast! The fly is a jelly belly. Marcasite on the sterling spider's leg. The first black brooch looks like Weiss, which is just one of many desirable names in costume jewelry. ( Eisenlberg, Lisner, Star, etc.) Rhinestones that are prong set usually indicate a higher quality. A6000 is a great repair adhesive as it lasts forever. Be wary of "sick" clear rhinestones. This was fun. I miss jewelry resale. You can often "shake" a twist of 2 or 3 chains loose from each other, and I use to use 2 thick straight pins to slowly coax open the really knotted ones apart. Check out the tinfoil, salt and boiling water to get the initial tarnish off your chains. I prefer Simicrome polish over the chalky, residue leaving Wrights polish. Good luck, God Bless you and you are going to do more than well on recovering your initial investment!!
Loved looking through the jewelry box! ✨
What a fun trip down memory lane! I’ve owned similar jewelry to the pins. Old cookbooks are such fun to read. They give a view of life in the 1800s. My favorite are the charm bracelets. I’d love to look at each charm and guess where they’re from. Thanks Alexander.