RESELLING ON EBAY | ANTIQUE & VINTAGE HAUL | VIVA VARIETY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- 20 VARIED VINTAGE & ANTIQUE SPECIALS | EBAY LIVE HAUL LISTINGS
👇👇👇 Links to individual items are below!
I put aside 20 premium vintage pieces each month to show my Level 2 members as I list them live for sale on eBay! Now everyone gets to see, shop and follow along while everything from jewelry to militaria makes its appearance in this live haul/listing video.
From a Fenton custard (“uranium”) glass bird to a 1907 pencil sharpener, these are fun and interesting collectibles for a variety of collectors. The American made piggy bank that looks like Hitler, the astoundingly big blue topaz, even belt buckles from the 1880s and 1980s all have a story to be told…and we do talk story about each item as we present the link to its eBay listing.
It’s really fun to make things you see in my hauls and shows available to you to peruse and check out what the market thinks of them as they go to auction! Whether it’s a Red Squeeze or a savage item from American Hoes, we have fun together learning and loving all this cool old stuff…and you can follow the links in the description to follow their progress.
1 PLATE ebay.to/3dSd9IZ
2 LAVALIER ebay.to/2O89xba
3 PIGGY ebay.to/3szx4Au
4 CUFFLINKS ebay.to/2NKEp1w
5 BAYONET ebay.to/3dRUayg
6 STANHOPE ebay.to/3dSt1eL
7 FISHERMAN ebay.to/3syHDnr
8 BROOCH ebay.to/3pWGPHf
9 SHARPENER ebay.to/37UdB5M
10 COMPACT ebay.to/3r1im55
11 MASS ebay.to/3bGwSZw
12 GULF ebay.to/37WGL4m
13 BIRD ebay.to/3r1QjCl
14 TOKEN ebay.to/3q9IMAx
15 COIN ebay.to/3q1blQj
16 BUNNY ebay.to/2P837ZV
17 POPUP ebay.to/3r0Z4N3
18 PRINT ebay.to/37SzAtZ
19 VASE ebay.to/3swDIHQ
20 NECKLACE ebay.to/3sLSvyH
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I love the jewelry, the compact. I like, love the lladro bunny. Your memory and intelligence never cease to amaze me
Great items, George! I'm of the mind that the swastika has many meanings to many different people. It was, originally, a good luck symbol. The Nazis corrupted that, and it is now more recognised as something that represents a horror. The thing about the horror the Nazi usage represents is that it should be remembered, to prevent history from repeating itself. Censoring those memories can have future results of dire consequences.
I really like that "Old Salt" bottle opener! I wish I had room for something else... That pencil sharpener is fascinating! I never knew any were made that sharpened like taking a knife to a pencil. I'm not much of a compact person, but the colours and design on that one are fantastic. I'm so happy you made the point of not polishing the old brass! There's a lot of value in that old patina. Love that Japanese pop-up cover/envelope! I've never been an ephemera/paper items collector, but that piece is fantastic! I have some Japanese silk paintings my uncle brought back from WWII, but nothing in paper. Thanks for sharing all these items!!!
George, the wife and I enjoyed chatting with you at the West Palm show on Friday. Safe travels and keep posting.
This was such an interesting and enjoyably video! That blue topaz is stunning!!!
OMG! WOW! Your pieces are just AMAZING George. I just about lost it when you showed the PIGGY BANK!! I studied WW2 in College and it was very intense. We basically studied individuals such as Hitler and Himmler. Your the BEST GEORGE. Never change.
Sorry I missed this live. The Hitler piggy bank is fascinating. I totally understand the issues concerning memorabilia from parts of history that people find troubling. Fundamentally I believe that history must be remember or we run the risk of repeating it. ( paraphrasing George Santayana) To me, items representative of these times should be preserved. There is a vast difference between an historical item, and these symbols being "used" in present day. A contemporaneous Nazi or Confederate flag is historically important. A person waving such flags totally unacceptable. T
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
I enjoyed your Ted Talk! I wish I'd seen it awhile ago. I think your summation of the situation is absolutely how I see the world!
Love listening to you and hearing all the knowledge you pass along.
Thank you.
You need more subscribers. That's my new mission in life!
Aww it's good to have you back
I love looking at old coins! I have some large cents from the 1700s, dimes from early 1800s, half dimes, 2-cent pieces, and even have a dollar imprinted “Hawaii”. I feel like I’m holding history in my hands when I look at them.
Wow! I just loved watching this! Although I live in Wisconsin now, I'm a Wva mountaineer born & raised. The Fenton bird is beautiful! Thanks for Sharing! :-)
Love learning from you, thank you!!!!
You are so welcome, always!
Thanks so much for your show.
I love hearing this interesting history.
Oh how I want that blue topaz necklace.
This is very very wonderful idea...thanks so very much. Love this Copper Enamel....totally love it...we made crosses in church camp that way....Oh the Stanhope Cross...a new learning I loved...thank you...moving commentary...I can not help it....Love the bottle opener....Loved all jewelry. I hope I still have sharpener that stuck to desk...lol..not automatic. That Tres Jour compact is wonderful. My dad was a geoligist before a rancher...he would love that western Gulf buckle..he started a lot of family fights dynamiting for cattle water in winter w/o notice!! Wonder what brand?? Love that Fenton Bird...Love Wold's Fair History....Great coin information...lovely bunny Lladro...Oh Ephemera...wow... I can not believe Orrefors is over...I have a cream and sugar purchased in 2013 on E Bay.... and lovely cocktail glasses I got there in 1980 after studying...sigh..they mailed them home..thanks for sad news. Beautiful necklace..that was wonderful...caring for people who you care.about and helping sell their things is neat.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
I love the education on the pieces, 😊 Thank Your I
Great and informative video. Thank you George.
Thank you so much for following along!
I live about 15 minutes from the John Wright warehouse, store and restaurant. They made such interesting and heavy pieces.
Hi George! has the Powder Compact sold ? & interesting history on these ..I have a Couple old Music Compacts are nice with pouches .i think the oldest one i have is late 1920s thanks Sharon 😊
Hearing you expound on these collectibles makes me want to rush right out and start looking for thrift stores. How I miss that ability to go at liberty! Soon, I hope we’ll be able to partake soon.
You and me both! I miss seeing everyone in the real world
Thanks for the videos!
Sorry I missed this live. But I loved your thrift battle it was so much fun. And again congrats!
We had such a good time!
Very interesting pieces!
Thanks I have fun assembling them!
Fabulous!
Thanks! I thought there were some neat things
I'm not a belt buckle kinda guy, but that Gulf buckle is sweet!!!!!
It was! I'm not a wearer but I'd collect petroliana if I had more room
That glass tourtise necklace is beautiful, I'm 3 months late! Bummer but nice piece!
I'm sorry about that! I hope I'll find something you like for my next listing video
I agree with you about history, but am frustrated with the attitude towards the Swastica... for centuries before the Nazi regime that symbol was used by multiple cultures as a good luck symbol! So having that symbol on something doesn’t necessarily make it a Nazi piece!
Thank you for your text Jan Vafa! Hitler was an Art student and a vegetarian before he became a nut bomb. Why that symbol was picked, we will never know. But the Swastica became a symbol of hate because of that man. That piggy bank was kinda a positive thing to stop the war.
Thank you for highlighting my comment. Also a the BBC reporter who did the piece of borst being a Polish food of comfort. So much from the time of WW2 still is a part of our culture today. I want to see this world, but how ? The reporter was so kind,and made me actually want to try borst. Well George you get to see this country, and find all these wonderful things. Well thank you again for highlighting my comment. 🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹🍀💜🌼🦋🌹
Do you have homes in Florida, Washington and Kentucky? Necklaces look just fine next to those hardworking man hands. Do not put George down! I won't put up with that!! Lol. Thanks for your teaching, and have learned so much from you! Unfortunately that doesn't make me sell more on eBay. But things are looking up. I made all my stuff very cheap! Something is better than nothing.
Lol! I have shared housing in two markets and my own in one. I'm glad you're still getting something out of the show! It's good to see you in comments
Beautiful & amazing items
I was happy to have nice things to show!
What I keep hearing in the background, sound like you have wind chimes in your house.
Could be the neighbors
Please let us know when you sell the piggyback. I would love to hear how much it sold for. 😊
It went for $150
Great items. Heard Murano glass is 80% fake in Venice
Yes there's a ton being mislabeled that's made in Venice but not on the island. If it's machine made, it's not Murano
How many people came ?10,000
10,000,000 sorry sounded like you said billion which couldn't be
When I search for Antique Nomad in ebay stores they can’t find it. Why not???
I don’t have an eBay store. Use the direct links to the items for sale; they are in the video description.
@@TheAntiqueNomad No wonder, thx!