Great to see some old paper out there! That flea market is where Blue Bus Dave scores big! 10,000 is close and a celebration is in order! You just Rock Renee!
I was watching for him too. Especially near the jewelry. He is a terrific teacher and finder for sure. I love it when he is emptying out a home for people and talks about the stuff they have left behind for him to take. Or sorts through jewelry and talks about it.
I have been swimming in paper and photos for 3 days now. Mom passed on July 31st, I was given all her paper memories. I have 2 sweet bothers, but mom knew I was the vintage and memories girl. Renee, you would love the old cards I gave my parents, can't beleive how many she saved. I was born in 59 so you can imagine how cute they are. I also have my Dad's service records for the Royal Canadian Navy ww11, and following that, all his Merchant Marines travel records and pay stubs, and so much more. I have always picked up old photos etc.. but so different is the experience now. Wish I could send you some, but I'm not ready too part with anything.
I am sorry for your loss Cheryl Ross. Our moms from those eras seem to have been the history keepers. I am still pulling out boxes of papers, photos and memorabilia 40 years later. (Staying in large homes helped but now the big sort is on.) Get a couple of boxes of Kleenex or hankies near by I really needed them both for happy and sad. Please keep the memories for future generations because a grandchild or two may find this all fascinating and carry on the tradition. Blessed Be.
@@paulanull8731 thank you Paula, I'm close too the end of sorting. Now how to keep these treasures so my family can enjoy them is another task. That means future generations as well. ❤
Yes, the scars on the woman's palms were likely due to stigmata association. That was common in that day for Catholics to associate with the crucifixion that way. Also you never "overpay" when you purchase something that brings you so much joy.
Loved the old papers and pictures. You are so tiny and sweet. You talk about work. What do you do , unless you prefer not to say. I retired almost 9 years ago but volunteer at the local soup kitchen and I love it. I go Tuesdays, that's the day my dad did and I joined him and when he passed, I had my job. I take care of the deserts.
Taking care of desserts... I'd be sampling all those desserts :0) For work, I am in the records management field. Working with paper, just not in the field that I enjoy. Hoping to one day make that change!
I was so excited to see those photos of the home. My daughter and her husband just purchased a 1910 Victorian style home. It has a beautiful parlor and all of the original trim and pocket doors. It is so beautiful!! I can just imagine from those photos the family in it as a new home! I love the things you find! What treasures!! Congratulations on 9K
I won a physical fitness presidential award patch in the 6th grade. It was a big accomplishment at that time. I would love to find that. We had to do the shuttle, the 600 yard dash, the bar hang, etc. they don’t really do that anymore:(.
The pass to the DNC, for the Honorable Henry Wallace. Mr Wallace was Harry Truman's Vice President......the 33rd VP. That is some collector's item, young lady
TheBigDaddy51 actually no...Henry Wallace was FDR’s Vice President until he was replaced by Truman in 1944 Wallace formed the progressive party and ran for president but didn’t go far
Hello back to Germany! It's been many years since my last trip to Munich, love that city and the little café that makes the apple strudel I have ever had :0)
What a wonderful view of life in the albums, but especially the first. I think this maybe something like one of my aunts did when she travelled out west to see relatives for the first time in 20 some years. Pictures of people, homes, all the cars and trucks. Interior pictures of the best rooms or of special people (father) all hauled about in picture envelopes. Regardless this album is lovely and very nicely organized and well done script writing in white.
Hiya Renee, what you said in the beginning about having too much? Yup, that’s why we have “Casa Chaos”😉! Love pics of old interiors, so fun to see how people lived. The passport stuff was interesting as well as that deed- wow! Have a lovely holiday weekend! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
Good ole Peace Symbol...who can forget that! Love that train horn! If you like an item, and can afford it, buy it...the money is going to be spent on something anyway...I've "overpaid" at times...but later, never regret it! Pictures of "everyday" homes are very interesting...to see how the common man lived.
I am so very glad you got that passport! I would have even paid more for it. May be in bad condition but most likely a once in a lifetime find. Live that you left the train sound in. I wish the crow would come back lol. I thought it might be an addition to your you tube family😉
The crow might be mad at me because I'm currently making friends with a "stray" cat (still trying to determine if he is just a neighbor's roaming cat). I can have two animal buddies, I'm okay with that!
Wow what a score A++++++I bet some teachers would give their right arm for some of those documents! The deeds we're called indentures written on parchment. Note that the top is cut in a wavy pattern that will match the other half when paired together. The wavy cut looks like teeth hence the name "indenture". Vellum is the real thin version of parchment reserved for expensive documents or books. Now you are going to have fun investigating this lot. Joe the crow missed out on this score!
Henry Wallace was Vice President of the United States under FDR. He was from Iowa. At the Democratic convention in 1944, Harry Truman was named Vice President instead, and then became President when FDR died. So that is really cool that you have something from the 1944 convention with Henry Wallace’s name on it.
I think it's all so cool ,it's so interesting to look through ppls notes and pics ,everything really nice ,loved it ,have fun looking through it all tfs
Your album of the home is not as unusual then as we find it today. Growing up I remember an elderly friend telling me about when she and her family moved into a new home. The home had a parlor and it was her mother’s pride and joy. She said it was a huge deal to have a parlor to receive guests in and it was kept immaculate. If they had access to a camera I am sure there would’ve been many pictures of that parlor.
Lynne Wright - Glzrbug when I was a kid we had a “ front” room that was only for guests and I was not allowed in other then special occasions I had a wife that had a “Victorian Parlor “ in our house A beautiful room behind French doors filled with her antiques she collected Other to carry the stuff in I was not allowed to be in it. When she was at work me and my dog would go in and set on the sofa and eat lunch
To me, trains mean "home"; I spent decades around live steam and diesel with my rail nut dad. That Polish passport looks like it went through a fire. Those interior photographs would be pure gold to a set designer.
Those are two great albums.I like the first one about the family home in 1915 the best.The picture for"father's corner" is very nice.I think the word you were looking for about the deed is "Vellum" That is a great haul thank you for sharing:)
One other comment on that package - You mentioned the scars on the palms of the woman who's passport you were holding. This was shortly after finding the invitation to the ordination of the priest and the first thing I thought of was that she might have been bearing the stigmata. All those invitations to sit up on the Capitol steps for the inauguration and the other events convinces me that these were some very powerful people with close connections to someone in congress!
@@gretchenarrant8334 Stigmata (singular stigma) in Christianity are the appearance of bodily wounds, scars, and pain in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ, such as the hands, wrists, and feet. An individual bearing the wounds of stigmata is a stigmatist or a stigmatic. (I didn't know either. I googled and found this)
Connecting the dots, I like that. I briefly went through the papers prior to purchasing, but today was the first time taking a bit more of a look (the market was just a few days ago). Have to make some tea, pull up the paper, and get some research done!
Exactly what I thought when she said scars on her palms. Would be interesting to know why she traveled to so many places. Was it because of that? Would be super cool to research her.
That first bundle has me greatly intrigued! I would say that the pass to the House of Representatives is totally real. I live right outside of DC and when I was a freshman in high school, my best friend (who's mother worked for one of the representatives in the House) told us that we could get passes to the House and to the Senate just by going to our Representatives (or Senators) offices and asking them for it. So we went to the Virginia reps office and the secretary asked us where we lived and she asked us to sign their visitors book and then she handed us each a credit card sized card with formal scrolls and flouishes (not as many as yours though) and bearing the actual signature of our representative. These passes allowed you to sit up in the visitor's gallery for as long as you wanted so you could watch Congress in action. (In those days there really was a lot of action going on!). Well we were thrilled to get the congressman's autograph so we put our little heads together and figured out that if we looked up the name of every Congressman and Senator, as well as a tiny town in their State, then we could go to every office and collect autographs of the entire congress! We actually tried it over several days but we got bored with it and stopped at around 40. Besides, we both found it far more interesting to spend our time watching them work on the floor of the house and senate.. I don't know if they still do that, but I recommend it if they do!
Thank you for sharing your story! I'd say that 40 is still an accomplishment! The pass felt odd or just felt "current" versus the old paper feel that I'm used to. I would say that's probably attributed to what paper it was made of. Do you still have the autographs that you collected?
@@PaperandMoose Sadly, no. When I moved out of my parents house and into my first tiny apartment, most of my things were boxed up and moved into the attic. Several years later my parents decided to move to a warmer climate (for my dad's health) and they either sold off or threw away everything that was up in that attic. I know my dad wouldn't have valued those things at all so they got thrown away. It was a pretty good collection too. I had Teddy Kennedy, Barry Goldwater, Hubert Humphrey, anybody who showed up regularly on the evening news! LOL.
What wonderful things you found! The passports, the DNC pass, photos and that awesome deed! Wowsers! At 6:10, you were looking at a Presidential Physical Fitness Award. I received one in 1969 and still have my patch. I wish I was still that fit 😁 🙋🏽♀️
The last photograph album you showed was of Scotland. The last photo was of Rothesay on the Isle of Bute on the west coast of Scotland, where I have family and holidayed there when I was a child. The Barry photos may well be of Barry Island in South Wales.
I was given 3 books of antique postcards. My family isn't really into the things I am. I wish I could hang with you long enough to read some of them. The are mostly 1909-1913. I am legally bling so reading these, even with my jewelers lense is going to be rough. I am going to really try. I am excited to learn what they say. Wish me luck and blessings from Michigan!
Delicate treasures Renee! The deed is amazing, why did they do those so big back then? The passports are great and I don't think you paid too much. Hoping to get my Sunday flea market and antique market video done within few days. Take care!
Love your chanel as it is soooo interesting and Well done on your 9k + subscribes. Please please do NOT take out the photos from the passport. This little book is a time capsule and the pictures only add to it. Any one from this old family would give anything to own it, so maybe there is a sight for Ancestry that you can do some research and find them. If it was my family I would be prepared to give you double what you paid and probably more just to own it. Thank you for sharing.
Awe, my grandmother would deliver telegrams to local residents during the war, before and after... my mother was a teenager and would go on these deliveries with her. Mother said the hardest ones were telegrams from the government telling about the death of either son's, fathers, husband's....
Thanks for taking us along with you to the Flea Market. I used to go to Golden Nugget years ago , got some good things including a pretty nice engraved powder horn. Is a bit of a drive for me ... The Henry Wallace paper is interesting, FDR’s Vice President in the early 1940s was a Henry Wallace, at the 1944 Democratic convention they voted Truman in as VP Wallace got a cabinet position I believe but later Truman fired him. Wallace started the progressive party and ran for president but it never went anywhere Wallace was a bit of a kook involved in strange eastern mysticism etc. and HL Mencken loved attacking him over it.
OMG, having such FOMO right now...Did the paper come from Tony? Such a nice man and I always find interesting stuff from him! Where are these fantastic piles when I'm there? LOL...I'll be back there on Sunday...hopefully so will the paper!
I have a GoPro 7 White, which I do not recommend. I've had nothing but problems with it and so am updating to the GoPro 7 Black version. For editing, I use Adobe Premier Pro. There is so much more possible with editing, but I stick with what I can figure out (for now at least!).
I could spend hours going through boxes of paper/photos. One way to make money is to buy 14 k gold in rings at the auctions and then sell it. Blue bus Dave is a pro. Check him out.
I enjoyed the video. I have a question. I know ephemera is one of your passions and I hear you talking about researching it. I wonder if you are just a bit of a history buff or just enjoy knowing the story behind the things you collect. I love antiques and I spend time thinking about the people who have owned them like a table and chairs who had dinners and what was talked about. If a mother lifted a child to sit on the edge of the table to doctor a scuffed knee. I just day dream. Enjoy your day.
Hi Rennee: the "paper feel" probably was NOT phellum (sp)....made from the stomach area of calfs....I enjoy your videos very much....Hello to Taco for me..!
I'm new at watching you tube. Can anyone tell me how to mail things? I have things that were my grandmother's. I would love to share because I have held on to them and now I know why
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Great to see some old paper out there! That flea market is where Blue Bus Dave scores big! 10,000 is close and a celebration is in order! You just Rock Renee!
I got to the box of paper shortly after she put it out. One person looked at it before me, but he only purchased one postcard (thankfully!).
Great photo albums. Quite good stories still together.
I was watching for him too. Especially near the jewelry. He is a terrific teacher and finder for sure. I love it when he is emptying out a home for people and talks about the stuff they have left behind for him to take. Or sorts through jewelry and talks about it.
Good finds today. I don't mind the train sounds. I kinda like hearing them.
I have been swimming in paper and photos for 3 days now. Mom passed on July 31st, I was given all her paper memories. I have 2 sweet bothers, but mom knew I was the vintage and memories girl. Renee, you would love the old cards I gave my parents, can't beleive how many she saved. I was born in 59 so you can imagine how cute they are. I also have my Dad's service records for the Royal Canadian Navy ww11, and following that, all his Merchant Marines travel records and pay stubs, and so much more. I have always picked up old photos etc.. but so different is the experience now. Wish I could send you some, but I'm not ready too part with anything.
I am sorry for your loss Cheryl Ross. Our moms from those eras seem to have been the history keepers. I am still pulling out boxes of papers, photos and memorabilia 40 years later. (Staying in large homes helped but now the big sort is on.) Get a couple of boxes of Kleenex or hankies near by I really needed them both for happy and sad. Please keep the memories for future generations because a grandchild or two may find this all fascinating and carry on the tradition. Blessed Be.
@@paulanull8731 thank you Paula, I'm close too the end of sorting. Now how to keep these treasures so my family can enjoy them is another task. That means future generations as well. ❤
“Father’s Corner”
I ❤️ that. Such joy shown for their little home.
Yes, the scars on the woman's palms were likely due to stigmata association. That was common in that day for Catholics to associate with the crucifixion that way. Also you never "overpay" when you purchase something that brings you so much joy.
Loved the old papers and pictures. You are so tiny and sweet. You talk about work. What do you do , unless you prefer not to say. I retired almost 9 years ago but volunteer at the local soup kitchen and I love it. I go Tuesdays, that's the day my dad did and I joined him and when he passed, I had my job. I take care of the deserts.
Taking care of desserts... I'd be sampling all those desserts :0) For work, I am in the records management field. Working with paper, just not in the field that I enjoy. Hoping to one day make that change!
@@PaperandMoose I'm sure when the time is right you'll get where you want to be. Best of luck. Xoxo
I was so excited to see those photos of the home. My daughter and her husband just purchased a 1910 Victorian style home. It has a beautiful parlor and all of the original trim and pocket doors. It is so beautiful!! I can just imagine from those photos the family in it as a new home! I love the things you find! What treasures!! Congratulations on 9K
Oh the photos in the albums are priceless!
Good buys at the flea market. Loved the old passport.
I won a physical fitness presidential award patch in the 6th grade. It was a big accomplishment at that time. I would love to find that. We had to do the shuttle, the 600 yard dash, the bar hang, etc. they don’t really do that anymore:(.
The pass to the DNC, for the Honorable Henry Wallace. Mr Wallace was Harry Truman's Vice President......the 33rd VP. That is some collector's item, young lady
TheBigDaddy51 actually no...Henry Wallace was FDR’s Vice President until he was replaced by Truman in 1944
Wallace formed the progressive party and ran for president but didn’t go far
Fascinating ! You hit the jackpot . Thank you for sharing. Patty
Always love your joy and your love to old papers and history items. Greetings from Germany dear Renee!
Hello back to Germany! It's been many years since my last trip to Munich, love that city and the little café that makes the apple strudel I have ever had :0)
What a wonderful view of life in the albums, but especially the first. I think this maybe something like one of my aunts did when she travelled out west to see relatives for the first time in 20 some years. Pictures of people, homes, all the cars and trucks. Interior pictures of the best rooms or of special people (father) all hauled about in picture envelopes. Regardless this album is lovely and very nicely organized and well done script writing in white.
I love looking through all the old paper items too. So much history to be discovered.
The sound of that train - wonderful! Our trains dont make that noise and for me it is so evocative of the USA - from hearing it in films I expect
Fantastic finds, well worth the $20.00. I love old pictures.
The old photos were fabulous , seeing how people used to live and the passports wonderfull.👍👏
I love trinkets. I loved the Halloween and old postcards. I have my grandmother's old postcards and my grandfather's match box covers. Happy hunting.
Hiya Renee, what you said in the beginning about having too much? Yup, that’s why we have “Casa Chaos”😉! Love pics of old interiors, so fun to see how people lived. The passport stuff was interesting as well as that deed- wow! Have a lovely holiday weekend! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
Always love watching your videos
Congratulations on your discoveries. Very good video. See you on your next.
I’m so glad to see I’m not the only one who just has to save old photos...
First class Paper and Moose
Congratulations on 9k , onwards and upwards 🙂 , love the big sighs you do when you're thinking what to say next .lol .
Thank you! It's my brain, always thinking!
Good ole Peace Symbol...who can forget that! Love that train horn! If you like an item, and can afford it, buy it...the money is going to be spent on something anyway...I've "overpaid" at times...but later, never regret it! Pictures of "everyday" homes are very interesting...to see how the common man lived.
A joy as always!!!!
I love the Golden Nugget Flea. But I never get there early enough for any great finds. Thanks for another great video.
The regulars get there plenty early, armed with their flashlights on the hunt!
I am so very glad you got that passport! I would have even paid more for it. May be in bad condition but most likely a once in a lifetime find. Live that you left the train sound in. I wish the crow would come back lol. I thought it might be an addition to your you tube family😉
The crow might be mad at me because I'm currently making friends with a "stray" cat (still trying to determine if he is just a neighbor's roaming cat). I can have two animal buddies, I'm okay with that!
I love looking at old photographs and postcards ,from way back in the day. A,intimate look at days gone bye. 😎
Wow what a score A++++++I bet some teachers would give their right arm for some of those documents! The deeds we're called indentures written on parchment. Note that the top is cut in a wavy pattern that will match the other half when paired together. The wavy cut looks like teeth hence the name "indenture". Vellum is the real thin version of parchment reserved for expensive documents or books. Now you are going to have fun investigating this lot. Joe the crow missed out on this score!
Cool pickups. I've bought a few cool postcards, RR timetables, and antique toys at that flea market.
Henry Wallace was Vice President of the United States under FDR. He was from Iowa. At the Democratic convention in 1944, Harry Truman was named Vice President instead, and then became President when FDR died. So that is really cool that you have something from the 1944 convention with Henry Wallace’s name on it.
Hi Phyllis. It's your buddy in Fountain Inn.
I think it's all so cool ,it's so interesting to look through ppls notes and pics ,everything really nice ,loved it ,have fun looking through it all tfs
Love all of the pictures they are beautiful lots of awesome stuff 😊
I love the interior photos! It gives you a glimpse into everyday life for the times. Really an important part of our history. :)
Your album of the home is not as unusual then as we find it today. Growing up I remember an elderly friend telling me about when she and her family moved into a new home. The home had a parlor and it was her mother’s pride and joy. She said it was a huge deal to have a parlor to receive guests in and it was kept immaculate. If they had access to a camera I am sure there would’ve been many pictures of that parlor.
Lynne Wright - Glzrbug when I was a kid we had a “ front” room that was only for guests and I was not allowed in other then special occasions
I had a wife that had a “Victorian Parlor “ in our house A beautiful room behind French doors filled with her antiques she collected
Other to carry the stuff in I was not allowed to be in it.
When she was at work me and my dog would go in and set on the sofa and eat lunch
Deadhorse1 lol...
Nice video! I'm surprised you did not bump cameras with Blue Bus Dave
To me, trains mean "home"; I spent decades around live steam and diesel with my rail nut dad. That Polish passport looks like it went through a fire. Those interior photographs would be pure gold to a set designer.
Those are two great albums.I like the first one about the family home in 1915 the best.The picture for"father's corner" is very nice.I think the word you were looking for about the deed is "Vellum" That is a great haul thank you for sharing:)
Those patches were cool & I loved that old Passport.
I absolutely love the golden nugget!!! It’s a must when I go to New Jersey!!! I have gotten some amazing things there!
One other comment on that package - You mentioned the scars on the palms of the woman who's passport you were holding. This was shortly after finding the invitation to the ordination of the priest and the first thing I thought of was that she might have been bearing the stigmata. All those invitations to sit up on the Capitol steps for the inauguration and the other events convinces me that these were some very powerful people with close connections to someone in congress!
I thought the same thing too, sounds like stigmata scars.
@@electronixTech pardon my ignorance, what Is stigmata?
@@gretchenarrant8334 Stigmata (singular stigma) in Christianity are the appearance of bodily wounds, scars, and pain in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ, such as the hands, wrists, and feet. An individual bearing the wounds of stigmata is a stigmatist or a stigmatic. (I didn't know either. I googled and found this)
Connecting the dots, I like that. I briefly went through the papers prior to purchasing, but today was the first time taking a bit more of a look (the market was just a few days ago). Have to make some tea, pull up the paper, and get some research done!
Exactly what I thought when she said scars on her palms. Would be interesting to know why she traveled to so many places. Was it because of that? Would be super cool to research her.
Great vid. Pics were awesome. Must have been very proud of the home 2 take random snaps of the rooms. 👍👍👍👍👍.
That first bundle has me greatly intrigued! I would say that the pass to the House of Representatives is totally real. I live right outside of DC and when I was a freshman in high school, my best friend (who's mother worked for one of the representatives in the House) told us that we could get passes to the House and to the Senate just by going to our Representatives (or Senators) offices and asking them for it. So we went to the Virginia reps office and the secretary asked us where we lived and she asked us to sign their visitors book and then she handed us each a credit card sized card with formal scrolls and flouishes (not as many as yours though) and bearing the actual signature of our representative. These passes allowed you to sit up in the visitor's gallery for as long as you wanted so you could watch Congress in action. (In those days there really was a lot of action going on!). Well we were thrilled to get the congressman's autograph so we put our little heads together and figured out that if we looked up the name of every Congressman and Senator, as well as a tiny town in their State, then we could go to every office and collect autographs of the entire congress! We actually tried it over several days but we got bored with it and stopped at around 40. Besides, we both found it far more interesting to spend our time watching them work on the floor of the house and senate.. I don't know if they still do that, but I recommend it if they do!
That's fascinating!
Thank you for sharing your story! I'd say that 40 is still an accomplishment! The pass felt odd or just felt "current" versus the old paper feel that I'm used to. I would say that's probably attributed to what paper it was made of. Do you still have the autographs that you collected?
@@PaperandMoose Sadly, no. When I moved out of my parents house and into my first tiny apartment, most of my things were boxed up and moved into the attic. Several years later my parents decided to move to a warmer climate (for my dad's health) and they either sold off or threw away everything that was up in that attic. I know my dad wouldn't have valued those things at all so they got thrown away. It was a pretty good collection too. I had Teddy Kennedy, Barry Goldwater, Hubert Humphrey, anybody who showed up regularly on the evening news! LOL.
The second album looked to be photographs of Scotland. I do hope you show them in more detail in another video 😊🏴
I plan on it, they deserve a closer look!
What wonderful things you found! The passports, the DNC pass, photos and that awesome deed! Wowsers! At 6:10, you were looking at a Presidential Physical Fitness Award. I received one in 1969 and still have my patch. I wish I was still that fit 😁 🙋🏽♀️
I bought a few patches, they were too cute to pass up!
Paper and Moose I was wondering if you bought any. You didn’t show the patches in the vid. Hopefully you will in another video. 🙋🏽♀️
Happy Sunday PAM. Have a great holiday weekend.
Definitely great finds in there. I love all of the government paper you found. I collect things like that also (in addition to posters).
Wow I love that deed too
Great finds !!
The last photograph album you showed was of Scotland. The last photo was of Rothesay on the Isle of Bute on the west coast of Scotland, where I have family and holidayed there when I was a child. The Barry photos may well be of Barry Island in South Wales.
The deed may be written on hemp paper. It was commonly used , especially for important documents.
Great photo albums.
may Sir God always bless you !
I was given 3 books of antique postcards. My family isn't really into the things I am. I wish I could hang with you long enough to read some of them. The are mostly 1909-1913. I am legally bling so reading these, even with my jewelers lense is going to be rough. I am going to really try. I am excited to learn what they say. Wish me luck and blessings from Michigan!
Delicate treasures Renee! The deed is amazing, why did they do those so big back then? The passports are great and I don't think you paid too much. Hoping to get my Sunday flea market and antique market video done within few days. Take care!
Run into Blue bus Dave?? 🤙🏽🔮💵 love the videos.
Have binge watched a few videos to catch up. Enjoyed ~ Texas
i would like to know how you store your ephermera... just curious :)
What a fabulous haul!
I would have paid $20 as well. Absolutely fascinating.
Very intriguing!
Thank you for taking the time to post. I needed a goody fix, no yard sales and our swap is just to hot
Most of those pictures are taken to show prosperity and gratfulness.
Is vellum the word you were looking for to describe the paper of the old deed?
Yes! Thank you!
I would also have bought the Polish passport it appeals to me also, as usual a lovely haul 😁
Those photos are fabulous.
Great stuff! So you didn't buy any of the patches? It seemed like you were creating a buy pile of those...
Hi, what is the date of the passport?
I love your channel, I really liked this video the old albums were interesting to me as I like old things .Keep the great videos coming. 😻
WOW, i think you killed it...GREAT....
Oh my gosh!! I would die for that trick or treat vacuform. How much were they asking? So cute!!
the old post cards and stamps
Love your chanel as it is soooo interesting and Well done on your 9k + subscribes. Please please do NOT take out the photos from the passport. This little book is a time capsule and the pictures only add to it. Any one from this old family would give anything to own it, so maybe there is a sight for Ancestry that you can do some research and find them. If it was my family I would be prepared to give you double what you paid and probably more just to own it. Thank you for sharing.
Awe, my grandmother would deliver telegrams to local residents during the war, before and after... my mother was a teenager and would go on these deliveries with her. Mother said the hardest ones were telegrams from the government telling about the death of either son's, fathers, husband's....
The bag with all of the political stuff was very interesting.
Henry Wallace! Holy cow!
Was that Scottie dog head a Bossons? Very collectible
The deed with wax seals is awesome. Do deeds ever expire?
Do you make collages with the ephemera? Do you sell what you make? Thanks for sharing your hunting trips.
I currently do not. I'm in the works of opening an etsy shop selling some of the ephemera for other crafters/junk journalist to enjoy.
Was the deed on parchment?
Thanks for taking us along with you to the Flea Market.
I used to go to Golden Nugget years ago , got some good things including a pretty nice engraved powder horn.
Is a bit of a drive for me ...
The Henry Wallace paper is interesting, FDR’s Vice President in the early 1940s was a Henry Wallace, at the 1944 Democratic convention they voted Truman in as VP
Wallace got a cabinet position I believe but later Truman fired him.
Wallace started the progressive party and ran for president but it never went anywhere
Wallace was a bit of a kook involved in strange eastern mysticism etc. and HL Mencken loved attacking him over it.
OMG, having such FOMO right now...Did the paper come from Tony? Such a nice man and I always find interesting stuff from him! Where are these fantastic piles when I'm there? LOL...I'll be back there on Sunday...hopefully so will the paper!
Share what you paid for paper bundles please
That deed is probably on vellum paper
love your vids thanks so much for sharing. Can I be so bold to ask what camera do you use and what editing program? thanks
I have a GoPro 7 White, which I do not recommend. I've had nothing but problems with it and so am updating to the GoPro 7 Black version. For editing, I use Adobe Premier Pro. There is so much more possible with editing, but I stick with what I can figure out (for now at least!).
TRAIN!
is thar taco stacks?
I could spend hours going through boxes of paper/photos. One way to make money is to buy 14 k gold in rings at the auctions and then sell it. Blue bus Dave is a pro. Check him out.
BTW I got the smallpox vaccination when I was a senior in high school. Holy crap! It’s horrible. So glad that isn’t given now!
I'm new to your channel. What do you do with all the paper?
I enjoyed the video. I have a question. I know ephemera is one of your passions and I hear you talking about researching it. I wonder if you are just a bit of a history buff or just enjoy knowing the story behind the things you collect. I love antiques and I spend time thinking about the people who have owned them like a table and chairs who had dinners and what was talked about. If a mother lifted a child to sit on the edge of the table to doctor a scuffed knee. I just day dream. Enjoy your day.
The passport and so on might be fun to trace the family down like on Ancestry.com or something! As a genealogist tht looks like treasure to me!
Why didn't you buy the marbles? Some of them looked really nice. The patches looked nice also. Nice video.
Hi Rennee: the "paper feel" probably was NOT phellum (sp)....made from the stomach area of calfs....I enjoy your videos very much....Hello to Taco for me..!
Hej from Denmark🙌
I Enjoy your videos🌷
Your coffee pot - I can see it whit ice cube's and whitewein or lemonade ?😉
Birthe
old photo's and papers for those who search for ancestors.
I'm new at watching you tube. Can anyone tell me how to mail things? I have things that were my grandmother's. I would love to share because I have held on to them and now I know why
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