So much cool items to choose from in that store, I went to my favorite Antique Store today and found some great glass, now I have to find a place for all of it. Its so much fun to go out and collect. I love it when you go to Your Local Store, but have to say that I enjoy all of your fun spots. Bless you and your family.
You can get an "injector mold" and make these yourself. recast old figures......make your own molds. If I had more time. That sounds like an awesome hobby.
Nice stuff there… That killer Nippon plate set your mom bought at the end of the video… I believe those little plates are for butter service. Each place setting at a dinner party would each have one of those little plates with their own little pat butter for their roll or vegetables. At least that’s how my mom uses them. Could be a relish set too… big plate for celery/carrot sticks/etc, small plates used for dipping the cold raw veg into salt. Love your channel. Thanks for your content always learning something from you!
Another great trip to the antiques stores. I love seeing all the old interesting items from times gone by. When I was in kindergarten we had porch milk box. That was around 1962. That was the only time I remember having one. We moved a lot; my dad was a career Naval officer. I say all of that to say it's weird that is the only place that we had one. Anyway, thanks for sharing:)
Thay crotal bell and those bottles were awesome! They have the coolest items in those antique stores. The marble display was nice as well. I love your mom's taste in china. Nippon china is so lovely. 💖💯
Yea...if you can find a few unique ones to buy and put in the cover image of a video. It will make money over time. Lots of people see those....and recognize them. They had them as kids and loved them like I do. Those plastic figures appeal to a lot of people.
My first thought was tea bag plates that your mom bought but I couldn't figure out what the bigger plate was for. A celery plate and salt cellars makes more sense. And anything stamped Nippon is pre 1920 I believe. I love your antique mall videos! Such reasonable prices there.
That mall is LOADED now. They have the best inventory I have seen anywhere in some time. There is a lot of stuff there I am going to buy on payday. Whatever of it is left
Sports cards used to be on the back of cereal boxes and between rolls of shredded wheat in the 1950's and '60's. I used to have all of my brothers' collections of cards, but they've gone missing over the years.
Yea I go there on videos. I just did not that day because I had a big thorn in my foot and my the time I walked through those stores I was done for the day...hahaha. I like that store over there. They have nice crocks
The big pickle jar is from 1976. My ex loved pickles. We were married in 1976 and somebody gave us that same jar. We ate pickles for months lol. She left it when we separated, I hauled it every time I moved. Sold it on ebay in the early 2000s. Can't remember what it brought but it wasn't a lot due to ship cost. Thanks for the video! Cool stuff in those stores!
Very clean and tidy mall, Makes it easier for your eyes to scope, All my army men when I was a kid got destroyed in epic battles with lady fingers lol, It's nice to bring back memories when you see toys like these bro
Boy, Rocks, I do love seeing all the cool items in those antique shops. The toy soldiers are awesome! Your mom has great taste in porcelains. That Nippon set is gorgeous!❤
I have been trying to stop at Dougs....but last 3 trips down by there he was closed. The entire window of his store is boarded over. It looks like someone may have done a smash and grab or something bad. Maybe I will try again tomorrow
I would have put like 2 milk bottles with it however. It would have just made it. Maybe 2 nice woodsfield Ohio milks Ive dug.....and that is a nice profit.
That was a great antique store, I relive the past every time my 63 year young body goes in stores like this, those really were good ol days, quality products and still useable, I hate this plastic world we live in today !❤
I agree Hubert, for the most part---although SOME plastic things are fun. There are some cute toys still being made for toddlers and such, like farm animals. I've picked up a few for our grandson. (wood is better, lol!)
@@rockscousteau I was one of eight children, we were very poor, daddy was an abusive alcoholic for my first 14 years of life, when I did have toys I enjoyed it to the max, to this day I enjoy EVERYTHING, it was because I had so little as a child, and I wouldn’t change a thing, I’m the man I am because if it, and my dad did give up drinking cold Turkey, it totally changed his personality, the years after were full of joy. Thanks for all you do, you’re my favorite!
Yea....I am not bottle expert at all. I just know what to buy from eye and usually go for color.....and condition....or lots of nice embossing. I really do not see to many beer bottles like that for sale. And if I do see one like that for sale it is usually like $35.00 and all beat up. There were even more bottles with that dealer I should have bought. Most of those real nice insulators were 2 and 3 dollars.
@@rockscousteau anytime you have a question about bottles just ask me. ive been digging them and collecting them for over 20 years and have over 600 at last count
Dude, that piece at the end that your mom bought, first thing that came to mind when I saw it was, "oysters." I really like your antique shop videos. I think its because I can see all the cool stuff without the stress of either being too broke or too cheap to buy. LOL!
I enjoy the old toys a lot too---when I was a kid we had one of those metal crates that set next to our door on "the breezeway" (which was a covered patio area) side door of our home. Our milkman, Mr. Benson, was also our neighbor from across the street. He drove the milktruck van and picked up the empty milk bottles we set out and left the fresh milk once or twice a week---my sister and I were charged with bringing it inside to the 'fridge of course. Back then they kept the milk cold in the back of the truck with ground ice! Sometimes in the summer, all us kids would sneak in and grab a handful of it---to either eat or throw at each other, lol!
I have one of those Sarsaparillas, identical to the one you picked up, except mine is from New York, found it in the ditch in the early 1980's. I think they still make them. I need to look at mine later concerning the dates.
Yea I can remember at some point drinking them too. But it has been a long time. I would say 30 years. I will try and look for the in gas stations. Some of the places that sell gas here have REALLY odd bottles of cola. I saw glass bottles of squirt in a store called Ables Cheese
The old lady and I are planning a trip to Marietta to check out this antique store this summer. Seems like a great store! I've noticed a lot of antique vendors in my area taking the marbles from Walmart and throwing them in a old jar and asking crazy amounts for them. Kinda sneaky! Buyers beware.
Oh the marbles are bad overall. I dont show the bad ones. And be careful. Dont buy any arrowheads in there. NONE OF THEM. It is the worst fake junk I have ever seen. And anything that is real....is priced 10 tmes it value and will never sell
I'm very envious of your marble hauls. You truly are in the right area for those. I've found a few in my day. The kids in my neck of the woods only had ketchup bottles and bricks to play with, lol.
It is pretty much over on that place Don. It was a small area...and I dug it out. Towards the end....I was having trouble even finding a flake of flint. It was just little spot on the base clay...nothing left
You got a great temperance bottle 4 sides embossed and the Excelsior has a tooled crown top. That why it has an odd bulge. That is from the lipping tool. The Spavin was a quack cure for humans and horses.
Those are super cool. I should have got that. I can remember at some point drinking them. But I am pretty sure the ones I had...maybe had Indians on them?
Coca Cola used to be marketed as a temperance drink. That bottle you got was keen. The small Nippon bowls are probably berry bowls (or maybe rice bowls) with the master presentation dish.
Hey Rocks cool buys my man love the soldiers. we didn't have much growing up buy we had plenty of these. we would set them up all over the room in the hardest to get places then lay back on the bed and flick rubber bands at them to try knocking them off. the prone position ones were always he hardest. i ca tell you i got that good i could shoot the wings off a fly at 10 paces lol.
@@rockscousteau yeah and i bet you had a whole lot of fun making up your own ways to knock them down as well. now days if its not on a screen kids don't want to know about it.
Yea those other 2 bags were the best for sure. I dont really like those bigger ones all to well. They are ok.....That dealer always has tons of that stuff
I will buy 4 or 5 of those when I get paid to show up close in a video. I only buy them if they are near perfect. There were 2 or 3 in there that were that nice. A lot of these seem all beat up. This guy has nice ones usually
Things were really made to last a lifetime back in the day. These days when i walk into a store to purchase anything i ask myself the same question " how long will this last before it breaks?"
Yea it is better to even go buy old tools in antique stores. All of that kind of stuff is WAY better. Even the packaging sucks anymore. You have to give that root beer company credit still making cool embossed bottles like that. I would do that if I had a company. Bring back the old bottles.
That Big pickle jar, the paper label looked to read " Aunt Janes kosher pickles ". Either those were Really Big pickles or there was just a bunch of them in there. Thats the biggest one of those I've seen, hate to be the one sticking my hand down there to get the last pickle. lol I'll get off my pickle rant now. You always find neat things to look at & your Mom always finds something pretty to get. Have a Great Day ! :~)
@@rockscousteau Wow, It would make a really cool fish tank. Not only would it look great it, would keep our cat out of it ! Now it makes me want one. :~)
The "Nippon" at the back of the stuff your mom bought means "Japan" in Japanese.. That's all I know about it, I don't know what those would be for... Maybe soy sauce dipping cups???
Your Mom's purchase at the end---those little dishes might be "bone dishes" used at table to literally put the small bones on after eating a drumette or other dainty meat. The large dish being for serving them on. maybe. don't quote me.
Hi rocks scott here i just cleaned up my auburn pink packard four door car have you found anymore auburns at the dump the rubber brown goat you found is auburn i have one scott
I am going to. I got bombed with spam mail at the post office and have a mess. People sent me products without asking me....I guess to sell. And it just spoiled my attitude on everything. Scam after scam from people wanting a piece of my income. And I only make 1500 a month here. This place is just a cess pool
Nice merchandise at those shops! Thanks for showing Rocks.
Wow , lots of beautiful items in those stores .
Great video you and your mom have good taste on that old stuff 👍
Really good trip through the stores. Lots of cool stuff. I love your mom's choice for antiques China
Man Horace. It has still not stopped raining here. There is a lake in my yard
So much cool items to choose from in that store, I went to my favorite Antique Store today and found some great glass, now I have to find a place for all of it. Its so much fun to go out and collect. I love it when you go to Your Local Store, but have to say that I enjoy all of your fun spots. Bless you and your family.
Bunch of killer stuff in those antique stores 💥👊!! That big pickle jar was awesome 👍✌️🍀
yea that was a great item That label looked 1960's to me...maybe 1950's
Awesome "temperance" bottle and good buy on the army men👍👍
I wish I could go dig after that. It is still raining down here. It has been raining for like 3 days
@@rockscousteau day 2 of rain here, but I dug all weekend and I'm sore as heck lol... got some great finds tho
Great video Rocks
The detail on the army men are amazing !
You can get an "injector mold" and make these yourself. recast old figures......make your own molds.
If I had more time. That sounds like an awesome hobby.
Nice stuff there…
That killer Nippon plate set your mom bought at the end of the video… I believe those little plates are for butter service. Each place setting at a dinner party would each have one of those little plates with their own little pat butter for their roll or vegetables. At least that’s how my mom uses them. Could be a relish set too… big plate for celery/carrot sticks/etc, small plates used for dipping the cold raw veg into salt.
Love your channel. Thanks for your content always learning something from you!
Those antique stores sure bring back memories. Thanks!
Ok, that's it I'm coming over to play army. Clear a spot in the yard. Oh, and I need a dirt hill. Maybe a trench. Lol Cool finds
Do you think a firecracker would blow those army guys out of the trench.
Wanna find out 💥 😂
Another great trip to the antiques stores. I love seeing all the old interesting items from times gone by. When I was in kindergarten we had porch milk box. That was around 1962. That was the only time I remember having one. We moved a lot; my dad was a career Naval officer. I say all of that to say it's weird that is the only place that we had one. Anyway, thanks for sharing:)
Lots of cool stuff...great buy on the bell✌️😎 temperance bottle is nice 💥
Thay crotal bell and those bottles were awesome! They have the coolest items in those antique stores. The marble display was nice as well. I love your mom's taste in china. Nippon china is so lovely. 💖💯
That Antique Mall is getting better every trip. There was more nice stuff than I could show.
Picked up some nice stuff. Torn between the bell and bottle. Lol.
love the army men ! Brings back memories.
Yea...if you can find a few unique ones to buy and put in the cover image of a video. It will make money over time. Lots of people see those....and recognize them. They had them as kids and loved them like I do. Those plastic figures appeal to a lot of people.
Always enjoy your trips to the antique stores. Love the Japanese & British soldiers!
yea me too. those are cool.
Oh my that marble display is Gorgeous👀, Nice items to find, and Rocks Mom found her something Pretty to take home. Good to see Ya. 😊🙋♀️⭐🐿️🤗
That was just a little much for me....Those were nice.
Maybe butter pats and an asparagus platter?
You know .... Id say that is just about a good of idea as any. That thing could be for so many different things.
Cool stuff🔥 I like the dish your mom picked out very nice!!
I wonder what that is for
I think you were close it reminds me of a big shell with smaller ones!! It could be for caviar ?
My first thought was tea bag plates that your mom bought but I couldn't figure out what the bigger plate was for. A celery plate and salt cellars makes more sense. And anything stamped Nippon is pre 1920 I believe. I love your antique mall videos! Such reasonable prices there.
That was pretty nice for all it was. I dont know a lot about that kind of stuff.
Nice buys! Hope to be in Maritta in about 3 weeks.
That mall is LOADED now. They have the best inventory I have seen anywhere in some time. There is a lot of stuff there I am going to buy on payday. Whatever of it is left
Can't wait to watch the rest of video rocks
I remember that we also had an insulated box for milk on our porch when I was young. The milkman came and left us milk.
I should have bought that. That will always be in demand with people who collect milk bottles. That would be a prize piece for someone.
Hey bro marble show this weekend mineral Wells West Virginia hope to see you there late a✌️
I cant go to stuff like that man. I would have camera's in my face all day. And if people started filming me. I would beat the sh1t out of them.
Sports cards used to be on the back of cereal boxes and between rolls of shredded wheat in the 1950's and '60's. I used to have all of my brothers' collections of cards, but they've gone missing over the years.
The Spavin is actually a vet bottle. That is a great example of one.😊
It was nice. I would have bout all of those if I could have. This stuff is just GOLD to have to show in other uploads.
Indian cans still used to fight grass fires!
That was super cool. I sure have not seen one of those for sale before. I bet that will be gone next time I go.
I'm pretty sure there's still lynds fruit farm near Pataskala.. great video Rocks
I was shocked when I saw that. I should have bought it. How many of those are left with the label? Probably not many.
@@rockscousteau I've never seen one 🤷♂️
I almost spit my coffee out when you showed the Rambo looking army men ......hahaha!! That croudal bell is nice great price.
Sharing always with my social media outlets and platforms 💯 Rocks 🪨
Those toy soldiers are dope
Antique Store in Parkersburg WV... Antique Mall...
Yea I go there on videos. I just did not that day because I had a big thorn in my foot and my the time I walked through those stores I was done for the day...hahaha. I like that store over there. They have nice crocks
The big pickle jar is from 1976. My ex loved pickles. We were married in 1976 and somebody gave us that same jar. We ate pickles for months lol. She left it when we separated, I hauled it every time I moved. Sold it on ebay in the early 2000s. Can't remember what it brought but it wasn't a lot due to ship cost. Thanks for the video! Cool stuff in those stores!
That makes sense. I figured from that label it looked 1960's. That sounds right. If I was rich i would have bought that. It was nice
Very clean and tidy mall, Makes it easier for your eyes to scope, All my army men when I was a kid got destroyed in epic battles with lady fingers lol, It's nice to bring back memories when you see toys like these bro
Yea. All those places I have been in recently....every one of them has been clean.
Boy, Rocks, I do love seeing all the cool items in those antique shops. The toy soldiers are awesome! Your mom has great taste in porcelains. That Nippon set is gorgeous!❤
I have been trying to stop at Dougs....but last 3 trips down by there he was closed. The entire window of his store is boarded over. It looks like someone may have done a smash and grab or something bad. Maybe I will try again tomorrow
@@rockscousteau Oh, that doesn't sound good...
we had a milk box on are porch. they were insolated .
That was a super nice one. I even liked the color. I would have wanted 119.00 for that in an ebay store.
I would have put like 2 milk bottles with it however. It would have just made it. Maybe 2 nice woodsfield Ohio milks Ive dug.....and that is a nice profit.
I grew up drinking Saegertown ginger ale. If you would like an empty, I’ll send you one.
That was a great antique store, I relive the past every time my 63 year young body goes in stores like this, those really were good ol days, quality products and still useable, I hate this plastic world we live in today !❤
You probably had those marx toys then. Right age. I even had them in the late 70's
I agree Hubert, for the most part---although SOME plastic things are fun. There are some cute toys still being made for toddlers and such, like farm animals. I've picked up a few for our grandson. (wood is better, lol!)
@@rockscousteau I was one of eight children, we were very poor, daddy was an abusive alcoholic for my first 14 years of life, when I did have toys I enjoyed it to the max, to this day I enjoy EVERYTHING, it was because I had so little as a child, and I wouldn’t change a thing, I’m the man I am because if it, and my dad did give up drinking cold Turkey, it totally changed his personality, the years after were full of joy. Thanks for all you do, you’re my favorite!
Thanks for the nice tour.Them stores are loaded with merchandise.🏖️🏝️🌅🌄🍻👍💯🗽🇺🇸
the cleveland bottle is a good one. its pre-prohibition and that is a crude applied top. im thinking a little over 100 years old....great find
Yea....I am not bottle expert at all. I just know what to buy from eye and usually go for color.....and condition....or lots of nice embossing. I really do not see to many beer bottles like that for sale. And if I do see one like that for sale it is usually like $35.00 and all beat up.
There were even more bottles with that dealer I should have bought. Most of those real nice insulators were 2 and 3 dollars.
@@rockscousteau anytime you have a question about bottles just ask me. ive been digging them and collecting them for over 20 years and have over 600 at last count
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Dude, that piece at the end that your mom bought, first thing that came to mind when I saw it was, "oysters." I really like your antique shop videos. I think its because I can see all the cool stuff without the stress of either being too broke or too cheap to buy. LOL!
I enjoy the old toys a lot too---when I was a kid we had one of those metal crates that set next to our door on "the breezeway" (which was a covered patio area) side door of our home. Our milkman, Mr. Benson, was also our neighbor from across the street. He drove the milktruck van and picked up the empty milk bottles we set out and left the fresh milk once or twice a week---my sister and I were charged with bringing it inside to the 'fridge of course. Back then they kept the milk cold in the back of the truck with ground ice! Sometimes in the summer, all us kids would sneak in and grab a handful of it---to either eat or throw at each other, lol!
Those little things are ashtrays they're supposed to have a lighter to like that
I have one of those Sarsaparillas, identical to the one you picked up, except mine is from New York, found it in the ditch in the early 1980's. I think they still make them. I need to look at mine later concerning the dates.
Yea I can remember at some point drinking them too. But it has been a long time. I would say 30 years. I will try and look for the in gas stations. Some of the places that sell gas here have REALLY odd bottles of cola. I saw glass bottles of squirt in a store called Ables Cheese
I remember drinking those Sioux city sarsaparilla in the mid-90s up here in Ashtabula Ohio
Yea I can remember them too. It has just been a long time for me. I think I can remember some cream soda bottle with an Indian on it too
The old lady and I are planning a trip to Marietta to check out this antique store this summer.
Seems like a great store!
I've noticed a lot of antique vendors in my area taking the marbles from Walmart and throwing them in a old jar and asking crazy amounts for them. Kinda sneaky! Buyers beware.
That Antique Mall is getting better every time. That was on a Monday too....after all the weekend sales. There must be antiques coming in there daily
Oh the marbles are bad overall. I dont show the bad ones. And be careful. Dont buy any arrowheads in there. NONE OF THEM.
It is the worst fake junk I have ever seen. And anything that is real....is priced 10 tmes it value and will never sell
I'm very envious of your marble hauls. You truly are in the right area for those. I've found a few in my day.
The kids in my neck of the woods only had ketchup bottles and bricks to play with, lol.
With rain all week till Friday that last great river spot should be really washed out.
It is pretty much over on that place Don. It was a small area...and I dug it out. Towards the end....I was having trouble even finding a flake of flint. It was just little spot on the base clay...nothing left
You got a great temperance bottle 4 sides embossed and the Excelsior has a tooled crown top. That why it has an odd bulge. That is from the lipping tool. The Spavin was a quack cure for humans and horses.
They had nice bottles in there....a bunch of them. I am serious. If I would haave had more money I would have gotten like 200 dollars worth
The figures with the bent rifles were the ones that could shoot you from behind a tree.awesome video Rocks.
haha nice
the Sioux city bottles came out in the 1980s. but they stopped embossing them about. 2000.
Those are super cool. I should have got that. I can remember at some point drinking them. But I am pretty sure the ones I had...maybe had Indians on them?
The images on every one I have ever seen....is just awesome
Coca Cola used to be marketed as a temperance drink. That bottle you got was keen. The small Nippon bowls are probably berry bowls (or maybe rice bowls) with the master presentation dish.
Saegertown isn't too far from me!
Hey Rocks cool buys my man love the soldiers. we didn't have much growing up buy we had plenty of these. we would set them up all over the room in the hardest to get places then lay back on the bed and flick rubber bands at them to try knocking them off. the prone position ones were always he hardest. i ca tell you i got that good i could shoot the wings off a fly at 10 paces lol.
Yea same with me man. This is about all I played with as a kid.
@@rockscousteau yeah and i bet you had a whole lot of fun making up your own ways to knock them down as well. now days if its not on a screen kids don't want to know about it.
The $5.00 soldiers are copies of the 50&60’s Lido soldiers. Love the Brits!
Yea those other 2 bags were the best for sure. I dont really like those bigger ones all to well. They are ok.....That dealer always has tons of that stuff
That was a sunrubber bus i like the auburn earth moverscott
I will buy 4 or 5 of those when I get paid to show up close in a video. I only buy them if they are near perfect. There were 2 or 3 in there that were that nice. A lot of these seem all beat up. This guy has nice ones usually
They still make that saspy bottle and sell it at gas stations up north around here. Sioux City. Yeah, so it's not old at all.
Yea the cap looked pretty new. I wish all bottles were cool like that ..... none of them are.
Things were really made to last a lifetime back in the day. These days when i walk into a store to purchase anything i ask myself the same question " how long will this last before it breaks?"
Yea it is better to even go buy old tools in antique stores. All of that kind of stuff is WAY better. Even the packaging sucks anymore. You have to give that root beer company credit still making cool embossed bottles like that. I would do that if I had a company. Bring back the old bottles.
It was rootbeer
the guy in the back left not only has cool stuff he prices the items to sell
That Big pickle jar, the paper label looked to read " Aunt Janes kosher pickles ". Either those were Really Big pickles or there was just a bunch of them in there. Thats the biggest one of those I've seen, hate to be the one sticking my hand down there to get the last pickle. lol I'll get off my pickle rant now. You always find neat things to look at & your Mom always finds something pretty to get. Have a Great Day ! :~)
I really liked that big thing. Someone said it was from 1976.
I have never seen anything like that. I thought ti would make a really cool fish tank
@@rockscousteau Wow, It would make a really cool fish tank. Not only would it look great it, would keep our cat out of it ! Now it makes me want one. :~)
If I'm not mistaken that's supposed to have a lighter with it my aunt Reese used to have a set just like that
The "Nippon" at the back of the stuff your mom bought means "Japan" in Japanese.. That's all I know about it, I don't know what those would be for... Maybe soy sauce dipping cups???
Thanks man. I had no idea.
I know I've seen some bottles like that to say apple cider on them
Love your mums taste in china. I'm pretty sure it's a celery platter with salt cellars/dippers.
I bet you are right on that. The guy that sold it to her told her it was a nut dish....and I was like...mom....I doubt that is what that is...haha.
Your Mom's purchase at the end---those little dishes might be "bone dishes" used at table to literally put the small bones on after eating a drumette or other dainty meat. The large dish being for serving them on. maybe. don't quote me.
That soundslegit.could be
Gott cooler.. we would see them in the California farms.. farmworkers would drink water out of them. Looks like a 1975 model.
Hi rocks scott here i just cleaned up my auburn pink packard four door car have you found anymore auburns at the dump the rubber brown goat you found is auburn i have one scott
How's yer mom ?
It’s old worth 18 dollars
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I noticed you don't do giveaways anymore
I am going to. I got bombed with spam mail at the post office and have a mess. People sent me products without asking me....I guess to sell. And it just spoiled my attitude on everything. Scam after scam from people wanting a piece of my income. And I only make 1500 a month here. This place is just a cess pool