Stored since 1993! Almost 30 years of collecting dust and cobwebs... and I paid just ONE DOLLAR!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2022
- Locker Nuts episode 610
Incredible! This locker has been stored since 1993, and the layer of dust, cobwebs and dated newspapers supports that it's been mostly untouched for nearly 30 years. It looks like a wreck, with a lot of junk on top, but we see potential inside. Only one way to find if treasures were left behind... and that's to go through it all. One thing I know for sure -- we'll see profit on this one, because I picked it up for just one dollar!
To hear one of the songs from the vinyl LPs we found, you can hear it here:
• The Source - Learn The...
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Here, in the Adirondack Mountains close to the Canadian border there are a number of craftsman who make furniture, etc., with only hand tools. My sister recently sold her late husband's grind stone for, I think, about $200 and a cord of firewood. Not at all wall hangers! Sharpen the blades, and nourish the wood. Very true what my Mom used to say, "One man's trash is another man's treasure".
Yes, and their finished products beat anything in the big city showrooms, like Raymore & Flanagan.
Yes,I agree...the whole stand,wheel,,,200 to 400 in the right store!!!.....I sold one 250$.
I've been looking for one of those pedal grindstone for years. Pity l'm on the other side of the planet.
The quilt is a tac quilt. Mothers with large families made the quilts that way because you can make them quicker than the quilted quilts
Hey another $1.00 score nothing but profit and exercise for the locker nuts family...Love it...:)
Very interesting thank you for sharing Jack and Janna ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
On the quilt, I have one my grandma and mom made. They used old wool coats sewed together then used butcher string to tie front to backing! I am 75 and would say the quilt dates back to mid 1920 to 30’s. Enjoy your adventure.
My Grandma used to make what they call TIE Quilts...and made them from old wool suits & dresses...they tied them with thread or yarn like the one in your locker...that was way back in the 50's early 60's.
Hi Janna & Jack !!! Very interesting unit !!! Thank you for posting it !!!
Thank you❤
I have a quilt like that one that my husband’s grandmother made! She called it a rag quilt made out of old wool clothes. She passed away in 1974 at 95 years young! I’m 78 and had it ever since! This one is VERY old maybe as early as 1910!!😮
Those cane poles took me way back! My grandfather used to make us cane poles and when we'd come visit he had them lined up by height. Back then I hated being youngest and shortest.
Oh goody, my notification came up and jumped right on. I’ve missed you guys. My mom did quilts like that because we didn’t have central heat. So far it’s very interesting. Oh goodness be careful.
Yes, that vintage quilt will be sellable to a collector. The filler is called wadding and usually of cotton. Do not wash it! Put in a dryer on cool setting along with a dryer sheet. Advertise on EBay, Marketplace, etc. Good luck and Merry Christmas to my favorite family on TH-cam!♥
Ahhhhh, I've gotten my fix! I almost stopped watching cause of the deja vu I had on the records. I thought, "Didn't you find them before?". Thanks for the help Janna!
I have seen those recently not sure if it was on Jack’s channel.
Hello Jack and Jana. Looks like you've got a lot of great stuff. You'll make some good money 💵.
Those Grover guitar tuners would be of great interest to luthiers interested in NOS for a guitar restoration. Likewise the three GE vacuum tubes. Depending on the tube type (model number) they could fetch $100 or more, each, on eBay. Both those items were in the "poop box". Good luck with the locker.
Not only that, did you notice those Grover tuners had Gibson Keystone style tuning tips? Double looped too. There's definitely interest for those, probably moreso than the tubes. Tubes are fragile and they may not even work. He'd need a tube tester to guarantee they work still.
@@tinystar3010 I did notice. And you are correct, a tube tester is the definitive way to check the tubes. A quick visual, looking for witness marks on the pins, will tell you if they have ever been in a socket. Even untested, they should bring $50 or more, each.
Some of those old tools will be very valuable I bet! Nice locker for $1!
I was wondering where you where, the last week. Glad to see another locker.
the 2nd tool you pulled out is a draw knife,, mostly used to de-bark trees
Amazing find. The CPUs (the biggest chip on the motherboard) is where the gold is. Also snip off the edge connector traces on circuit cards. Collect a bunch and sell them. Recycle the rest.
Those guitar tuners could be expensive! Grover is a quality brand, and it looks to have Gibson Keystone style tuning heads on them, with the double loops on bottom. That can easily get some nice cash!
Hey dude! Those computers you tossed had floppy drives in them that are worth money to vintage collectors. Would have went perfect with the disks you found😎
He throws out stuff that I know is valuable to certain people.
Hi Jack and Janna.❤️ This is a cool locker 💯 This locker is of the same age as me. I was born in 1993! 90's stuffs brings a lot of memories alive..
Oh my golly gosh goodness. So so happy to be watching a new video from you. Been missing y’all so berry berry mush.
I think it is really interesting and a great unit. I just saw the hand gun. Wow. You just never know. Great video
Your Aluminum is track for track lights.
Congratulations Camille for being nominated I hope you win❤🥰🤩😊🤗🎊🥳🙏
This locker is like a time capsule Jack! Just that shoebox on top in the front! I knew it was a Pierre brand shoebox just from the design on the box and my first " real job" out of high school was working at a family shoe store! Pierre shoes were women's dress shoes, but very cheaply made and didn't last long! It brings back memories just seeing that shoebox! LOL
Great to see you back Jack and your wife too haven't seen you in a while been missing out Evan Walker nuts withdrawals LOL this definitely has dust on everything that you like but I would be afraid to get in it that means I have to invest in cleaning fluid to clean everything eww
Great locker…def some antique-sh stuff in there! Nice teaser you left us with…next video NOW please! 😂❤
Quilt may be repurposed and could be old wool suit coats or slacks patching over the original quilt hence the different types and colors, at the time you used whatever scraps or old clothing you could acquire
In the older days people made quilts out of there cloths and coats.
Those old cane poles were what we had to learn on first before we could graduate to a regular rod and reel with nylon fishing line. The cane poles had a thin green cord type line.
Like Janna I was concerned on this one thinking dump fees & heavy lifting. But as you were digging found a lot of Neat Items & like Janna came around to your thinking it’s going to be Good! All The Best To The Family! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
I love the dust for a dollar it looks interesting
Awesome to see the grindstone!! Excellent unit!
That quilt is very old. My grandmother’s side of the family had them.
Awesome locker for $1. As you talked about the old fishing rods, it made me think about my dream man shed/cave. Would love to dress it with vintage fishing gear haha
Congrats on your new unit Jack. Hope you have collectables,money and more
I've been in a funk, and looking forward to a Locker Nuts video. Thanks for living up to standards as always.
Yuk Jack very dusty 🤣🤣I’d be scared of spiders biting my feet in sand legs 😁😁Good on ya Janna keeping back a bit 🤣🤣🤣Good finds qwiththetools 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩❤️🇬🇧
Hi Wonderful locker nuts i too am not getting my notifactions ?but looking forward to this dollar locker 🤗🤑❤💯🤝
A thought,?find an underprivileged child that plays a piano and gift to them.
Thank you for all your great videos. Enjoy watching. ❤
I believe it is a crazy quilt that can go for very good money on eBay but condition is everything
Had to laugh when you saw the rat poop! I would have been shocked if there weren’t any after almost 30 years!!!😅
My first job out of high school was at Rock City! In 1975.
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Loved Janna's
comment about the "baby brick"!
You should definitly check old computer/computer cases. If you trew out an old 1993 pc a intel 486 or 386 its worth good money.
I'm pretty sure I bought this guy's other two units in the Sacramento area a month ago, he rented them in 1992 and never opened the door again. I would love to know if it was.
Great unit nice to see all the older stuff. Hope your OK when that metal thing hit you x
I was wondering about you! It had been 10 days since your last video. Had to get my fix. So I watched the hoarder locker with all the orange garbage bags....all of them lol Hope all is well.
The bamboo poles are actually cane poles. They fit together to make a long fishing pole.
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What a unit never can tell what's going to be in the box. I am looking forward to the next episode big time. Why on Earth would a brainy music producer? Have a need for a pew pew in his desk drawer.
Fun locker. Thanks to showing the recycle plant I've never been there but have been curious how that all works. Ready for part 2 !
Glad your eye is ok! Ouch!!!!💕
A little hello from Chiang Mai in Thailand!
It's really nice to see this video because we waited "a little"! LOL!
It's great to see this thirty-year-old "time capsule"!
First of all, congratulations for your 200,000 subscribers! You totally deserve it! For me you are the best... You say there are others who are better... Maybe in terms of the income they get from it, but you are the only one who does not bother me after 5 minutes of viewing!
In a last live video you said you were tired and your body needed to recharge a little...
I have excellent therapy for that!
Three hours of video editing in the morning... A good lunch... a one hour nap... another three hours of editing, a small break for "tea time" and another three hours of editing !
After 4 days at this rhythm, you will be in great shape and you will have caught up some of your delay on the videos!
So, good luck and see you next time... I hope soon!
The old 5.25" hard drives with the two edge connections are in demand from vintage computer enthusiasts. MFM, RLL, or ESDI type.
Wow! 1992! I wasn’t even born yet 😅
I was born a year later and idk why I feel nostalgic
Hi🙋🙏✌️💙ONCE YW IN YC WOUT.I FEEL THE SAME WHEN I SEE STUFF THAT I CAN IDENTIFY WITH OR ACTUALLY RECOGNIZE
✌️💙🙏 MAY BE SOME MORE RARE VINTAGE TREASURES.✌️💙🙏🙋
The blanket you found my grandfather had one he took his deer hunting ever year. I think my great grandmother made it. I have it now very heavy and keep you very warm
Ty for the video guys, an absolute pleasure as always. Was nice to see you two working together, both ya Rock in my opinion.
Very interesting stuff in that locker!
Welcome back missed ya guys ❤😊
I know you can't be an expert in everything, but it always breaks my heart when I see old computers that have value go to recycling. Value today is not in hard drives but in processors and motherboards. you had a pair of ceramic processors, you potentially threw away between $200 - $1000, we'll never know for sure. old processors and old sound cards sometimes have crazy prices. Especially the location where you live, you have a great chance to find them.
I heard the rap group, The Source, #1 song is called “Wrap It Before You Tap It”. Sorry. Couldn’t help myself 😂💕
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YOU GOT IT .SIS.👌👍👊🤓🙋
that little saw is called "keyhole saw" and the second |"drill" is a brace and bit, the bits being large diameter wood boring drills up to abt 1.5 inches
Growing up in the 60’s my mother had quilts just like those, they were so warm. Thanks for sharing.
Boy does some of those computer stuff bring back memories
Jack you look about 20 years younger on your health regime - very well done. I love these really old lockers thanks for sharing brill 👌🙏
I didn't get the notification for this video 😕and if I lived near CA I would buy that grinder from you I think it's so cool and I can start a knife sharpening business and again it's so cool! 😎
The quilt is cool
It was fun to hear Janna get excited with each new find!!! That was so dusty. If it were me going through that stuff, I would have a mask on with workmen goggles. I have asthma and can not take a lot of dusty environments. So, it's better that I'm not there! I worry about your health in that dusty environment, as a former USDA employee, I worked in a virology laboratory and came across some nasty viruses that were spread by the fecal matter of rodents in dusty areas. Granted, the viruses were found in the southwest US and Mexico, just a good idea to play it safe and at least wear a dust mask. I don't want to be a "karen" here. Jack, do what you think is best! Thank you for the video!!!
IST NOT FOR YOU JACK MY FRIEND .ITS FOR YOUR FAMILY TAKE CARE OF YOUR SELF AND LISTEN TO.MRS S.KLIEN.🤞🙏✡️✝️✌️💙👊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That was a cool locker! I love the old stuff, too. Great finds👍
33.55 Our you gest son worked for Walker Forge for a couple years. The jack is actually a forged from hot, high pressurized steele.. They have been in business for over a century.
I was a Senior in 89 too! 89, top of the line! 😁😁😁
Wow my basement and portable garage I bought 12 x 24 is my storage. Boy they spent a lot a month storing this stuff. Storage units small and expensive. Good find 1.00
I can't wait to see that piano! Love yuns, stay safe and healthy! ❤️ 😘💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✌️👶
I collect those blue and white rice bowls. If you look on the pattern it is made of rice!
Grindstones are unique very unique my grandpa had one and it's amazing some people are collectors and some people are not
I have been looking for a video from you all week.
that blanaket is very old. have one that is a logcabin pattern made with the same type of material. it was old shirts and overalls stuff like that. it was my husbands great great grandmothers--its aproximately 200 years old
There is a guy that does nothing but buy, erase, reformat and resale old floppy discs, and the curved pipe is from a vacuum.
Love your videos Jack!
I love love dusty older lockers, makes it very interesting, better than the junky TV locker
I believe the Walt Disney World bags are 80's because I worked there then
Thank you for another great video
You're looking so good Jack. The weight loss makes you look so much younger & healthier. I love it, I bet Jana feels like she's went back in time to the younger Jack she fell in love with & loves even more today.
The quilt at 21.13. My Grand mother made me one out of wool garments in the early 1960's. We lived in Pa in the 50's & 60's. Heated with a coal stove in the living g room. It was wonderful and warm!!
That wooden croquet set is awesome
Great locker ! Loving the old stuff . Unfortunately those matchbooks don't have much value , as they are too new . Look for ones that have the striker on the front or designs on the matches ( they are referred as ' feature matchbooks " ) .
Shedding those pounds!!.. keep up the good work!!!
The cork fishing poles can go for 50 bucks or more on eBay if you have the right ones
You should make like a cage for your back window your going to wind up throwing something threw it at some point
Bamboo fishing poles are called cane poles
My Great Grandma used to make quilts just like that. I have about 5 or 6 of them. She made them out of old clothes. Sometimes pantyhose as stuffing.
Maybe he produced the album...or worked on it somehow and that is why he had so many of them? He was into music...piano...played guitar as you found guitar stuff. Was he one of the singers? Would love to know how he is connected to the album. His name somewhere on it?
Those old tall beige computer towers - just the cases themselves - very valuable. Big market for people building modern PCs in old obscure cases.
Omgosh...I used a stone like that in 63 sharpening axes to cut our wood in mts..of Wyoming..awesom
Older computers have a lot more gold in them then today's computers. You can sell some of the the chips for for $100's of dollars depending on the how sought after they are by collectors. The microchips I think have the most value but the gold fingers and a lot of the other things like crystals etc can be sold. The older the more gold is on them.
It looks like the old man's shirt quilt I have one similar
Another Dollar..... WoW that old wooden tool box... could be big money... All one can say God has truly Blessed you... Whoa a old Cops 38.... Killer Find and it was just a Buck.... Excuse Me Janna... But Damn what a little gold mine this unit is.. Best to y'all
Beautiful pice.Right.🔫👍👌
Fascinating stuff!
People do collect those bags
I would have been all over that for sure..and I'm writing before seeing what you found