Taco, The Japanese porcelain tray with several holes in the top of it that you pulled out of the first box marked vintage, that had a bunch of salt and pepper shakers? That tray is part of a set. It would hold salt and pepper shakers, a mustard pot, possibly a little creamer or sugar holder. They would all match. If you have the whole set and it’s in good condition, it’s worth quite a bit of money. Especially if it’s made by Noritake. Depending on what it is, it could bring $50-$100 on eBay. I hope you have a full set! Thank you for posting these videos. It’s very fun to watch you go through boxes ! Kind of feels like Christmas for your viewers too! The lady who gave you all of that great stuff is very nice and generous. Take care and stay safe!
I wish I lived near you. I'd buy all the canning jars and supplies. With the pandemic food shortages people are starting to grow a garden. We made ours bigger this summer.
Wow just loved this one! How great to get all of those wonderful treasures. BTW for future all yellowing,staining or aging on porcelain and glass can be removed with those denture tablets. Little hack you can keep in mind to pass on or use not pass up any treasures. That "vintage" box would have been awesome for online auction. I saw so many of those where they really do well. Thanks for entertaining me all day.
that vintage image was Mendelssohn, The great composer, not just some guy, and the other was also probably a composer. He composed the "wedding March" from a Midsummer's Night Dream", still used at many weddings. You know what they call a person who writes music for funeral???..... A De-composer:) Cheers, Rik Spector
OH OH OH! HALF & HALF TOBACCO TIN! MY DAD'S GO TO SMOKE 4 HIS PIPE. Awe! What a heart rendering video. Haven't seen "his" smoking tin in 30 yrs- when my Dad died. God bless my Pops & may there be blessings on you Taco! You re unpacking a lady's heart ya lnow? Pls go slow w her favored belongings.
My daughter would be dying over all that canning gear. She borrowed my Ball jelly maker last week and made her first jelly. She is really good at growing vegetables and wants to can those as well. He cups with the "rattan" are from the sixties. We had the same ones when I was little. Those are double walled and was to keep your drink colder longer. You have a lot of cool stuff. Love the frog. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Taco for this great Un boxing! I think we all enjoyed it. We can't get to second hand stores, yet so we are enjoying the treasure hunting that you share.
The native people from this area in Maine, and I am certain wherever sweethearts grows, make by hand those lovely baskets. That one is a keeper. Or ask at museum where you can donate it. It is not a flea market item unless you ask a very high price for it.
Hi Taco, great to see all these treasures, thank you for sharing with us, those stink bugs are a nuisance, we have them over in the UK too. Great records too, all the best from the UK near Liverpool
Around the 15:00 mark, you took out of the box a rectangle tray with handles and circle holes on the top. It appears to be lusterware condiment tray that would hold your salt, pepper and three 'pots' (for mustard, mayo, and whatever you wanted to put in them). I would look in that box some more to see if you can find the matching pieces to go with it. Can be a highly collectable piece if you have all the pieces for it.
OMG Taco Stacks they gave you tons, and tons of vintage. Someone can start a new collection with those goodies. Check those ducks for two swords they're collectibles. Lovely day hanging out in your yard. Hugs and kisses for Queen Salsa. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just a suggestion: if you have a spotlight you could place behind and above the camera and aim it at the table. Some of the detail was getting lost in the shadows. Great haul! I wince every time you call something from the '90s vintage, since I turned 40 in the '90s!
Nope ... the frog "toothbrush holder" is a cream pitcher! And... Uhhhhh.... is that "ceramic lady holding a vase a Lladro figurine? She may be worth $50-$75 on eBay!
Tracing rollers for marking seams or darts. That is a dehydrator. The frog is a cream pitcher. Cottage Cheese came in those straw plastic glasses. A button hole maker for a sewing machine. I have a jewelry case just like that and it is over 50 years old. That copper hunting dog was popular in the 50's and we had one and it was a painting one. I have those red plastic cookie cutters also that is used when my kids were little for holidays and they are well over 50 years old too. Those are glass coasters and the owl is chalk wear......I have older ones on my walls. If that figurine is Lladro (misspelled) it is not cheap, new it was expensive. Thank you Taco Stacks........I really enjoyed reminiscing with all those wonderful treasures you received........can't wait till the next one.
It doesn't show up on camera when you have no light on it. Simple solution is to hang a lamp from the ceiling behind the camera or use one of those floor lamps you collect every single day and put it behind the camera's direct filed of view. PUT SOME LIGHT ON IT! hahaha
@@TacoStacks yes! We make jerky and all kinds of stuff in ours ... JUST like that one! I've had mine for over 25 yrs & the motor crapped out about a year ago ... I'd invested in a LOT of racks & liners for the racks, so I bought a replacement machine on eBay .... and happy to find it!!! The metal thing with the food dryer / dehydrator is a stir fry tray/pan for a BBQ grill.
sandrafromwi yes we visited Charleston from Texas 3 years ago. I bought a little basket and a rose from that lady for $40. A decent sized one was way out of my budget.
More great stuff! Lucky you! You need to keep the escape ladder for yourself! If you sleep in the upstairs you need to have a way out! I love the cast iron skillet! very unique and hard to find! I would have kept the spool too! TFS Hugs!
Taco you are the guy that keeps antigue dealers in business! You get things for a little of nothing, and just sell for what ever - no research no info. Hope you have fun, your buyers will! Thanks for sharing!! :-)
Taco, get yourself a Swiss Army Knife, the real deal, not a knockoff, and keep it with you. It’s very practical for opening boxes and whatever else you do.
This unboxing video was awesome!! So much good stuff!! Love the red & white enamel ware, the tins, trivetts, those 2 little pictures you took out at the end...I could go on & on!! Mercy, you should be able to sell a lot of that!! Hi Salsa!!
They did an awesome job with packing Taco Stacks ..... So when you have your yard sells you will have everything already boxed to go......but until you can sell on Ebay or whatever sight you go on to sell your items.....good luck with all of that awesome vintage you have.......great Job Taco.... Way to gooo
Remember Taco if people want to buy off you THEY pay the shipping cost. Not you. A lot of stuff in this hall is worth selling online not at the flea markets for a couple of dollars. Also you are not showing everything in the boxes. Lay it all out on the table and that way your followers can help you with what an item is and what it is worth.
Love the vintage kitchenware and I have the old drill piece it was my dads.. The tiny salt and pepper shackers belonged to that little thing with the four holes at maybe your second box you opened. Nice haul
Thanks for sharing your bounty. The egg beater is a potato masher, and I believe that the round piece with the handle is a potato ricer. It was used to get cooked potatoes to look like rice.
Amazing that someone just gave you all this! Have fun with the George Foreman grill. You can expand your meals by making grilled cheese sandwiches, flatbread pizza, quesadillas besides your usual hamburgers--and then do a cooking show. Salsa can be the official taster!
Such awesome things!!! I wish O lived near you (and a car) lol Those plates and salt and pepper shakers would be gone in a heart beat. My Mom is 79 and her Mother collected the shakers. They passed down to me. So they are at least 100 years old. Great score Taco. Stay safe.
the salt and pepper shakers go in that little ceramic tray with the holes in it that you thought needed lids. The one sitting on the table under the edge of the box
Look into that ceramic tall lady figurine in the light blue skirt. It looked like a Lladro, and could be worth quite a bit. They are highly collected. Do some reasearch on her. In the 3rd to last box with the napkin holders....she could be worth some money!
The plastic drinking glasses are the exact same pattern my grandparents had 45 years ago. @16:35 in the box marked vintage. The trays were for a food dehydrator and those were simply called rotary cutters, quilters like using them.
I use the clothes pins, snapping ones, for bag clips last longer than ones you buy and wk better. I use a Leatherman for a multitude of uses! Wouldn’t be without it! Found mine. Hi sweet Salsa!
Back in the 70's fondue sets were the in-vogue wedding gift. Especially when you didn't know what else to get. Never saw anybody actually use one though. Woven grass/burlap tumblers from the late 50's. Thermo-Temp Raffiaware. Popular pattern. Still have a couple coffee cups like those. Somewhere. Don't let them go cheap, especially if in really good condition. Maybe eBay item as a set. 8:26 bug crawling - that's the risk of buying somebody else's stuff. Loaded with bugs. Good to have a separate storage building. 45 records - Kathy Young - A Thousand Stars? That's a classic. Of course, anything Elvis always sells.
Canning jars are so expensive right now they will sell. No matter how many you have I know lots of people will make you an offer for all of them, so be prepared to keep a price in mind.
The small quilted jars are used a lot for gift giving , make jams and jellies , makes great gifts for Christmas , so we buy anytime u find m on sale , ready for the next season cause u usually don't get the jars back
Those double-walled tumblers, back when I was little (1950s), were delivered by our milkman & filled with cottage cheese. There were coffee cups, too. Driftwood Dairy.
Great video!! Love watching your videos, not staged! Have to admit, I sometimes yell Nooooo, when I see a valuable vintage treasure left on curb 😬. FYI, we collectors would like to have seen every piece in your vintage boxes, and what your plates were, etc. thanks
It's a dehydrator,you were correct. I'dove to have some of those jars.In the 50s, my mom had a whole wall of state plates. I think she had most every state except Alaska. We were in Hawaii way before it became a state!! There was also a movie, Follow that Dream! I have 2 of those containers full of records from the 50s!!
The cardboard box with the mason jars and pot...looks like an entire canning kit. After the jars are filled with the veggies, (or whatever) they are placed in the pot with boiling water on a wire rack...this process seals the lids. The little contraption is to pick up and remove the boiling hot jars from the pot to cool. You could probably sell the entire box as a "kit".
Re the records: Bobby DARIN. He was a very popular singer in the 1950’s but sadly died at the relatively young age of 37. His records might be worth as much as the Elvis records.
The ceramic frog with the handle is a creamer pitcher unless it has drainage holes on the bottom, in which case it's for stowing your kitchen dish washing sponges and scrubbies instead of just sitting them on the sink. The handle is the giveaway though- never seen a scrubby frog with a pouring handle.
Taco, that frog was a creamer, and the white enamel pot was a chamber pot. Was that tall porcelian lady a Lladro? That is very expensive, look it up on ebay, they go for over $100.
The rollers that you said for fabric, I think it is for putting screen in a screen door or window frame. You roll the little plastic rubber on the side on the screen to hold it in place.
the blue roller thing you thought was for fabric is for replacing window screen. Its for pushing down the rubber spline into the groove to hold the screen in
The mason jars with wire handles u can put solar yard light in top. 2nd set box. The rollie thing is for changing your screens and pressing rubber piece around frame to hold screen in frame.
Oh no the weather this coming weekend is going to bad for you guys. Damn! Have you ever considered going on the road and trip down south to a big flea market setup? Take a couple days vacation somewhere you never been before? You guys in the north east have such great old stuff. If you ever cross the mississippi you will find that good old stuff is much rarer. They gave you so much stuff that is going to earn you lots of pizza money
Elvis Presley Follow That Dream was the first record I ever bought. It's worth checking those records closely to see if they are first pressings. They could be worth quite a bit. You certainly hit pay dirt with everything your subscriber gave you !
The canner with the lid is a water bath canner with the rack to keep the jars off the bottom of the pan and keep them in place and upright while canning.
Hi Taco Stacks. Great vintage things I hope you get to go to the flea market soon . You've so many great things you'll do Well STAY SAFE . PEACE✌✌✌✌✌💞💞💞🐕🐕🐕🐕💞💞💞💯💯💯💯💯
Like that frog-shaped pitcher. I use those bake pans for parts. Again...that concrete garden frog is great...have a couple in my yard. From the looks of your haul, and with the small price tags on some of the stuff...she must have had yard sales.
Hi Taco, if you put the hammer you are using on ebay as a ( vintage panel beaters, metal workers hammer ) you should get a real good price, i sold some for up to £30 each in the UK, people go mad for them. The hand held sythe & level are also good vintage tools & ebay very well. If you describe them as being from an old panel beaters / carpenters / engineers tool box / you will be raking it in.
The things you said looked like jumper cable ends are clamps. You could use them to hold tarps to tables when you're selling at the flea market. And those are "napkin rings". Not sure how popular they are, but that'll help you search out their values.
He said unboxing fan mail.. could be Life of the Party....Wades Ventures is unboxing stuff from 3 storage lockers.. I agree though Grandma is a riot... :)
You need to use that George Foreman and mix in a vegetable too! Take all that stuff to Lambertville. You will get so much more money for that vintage stuff.
That pale blue & off white figurine looks like a Lladro figurine. Very valuable & collectible.
Sue Henderson I was thinking the same thing. Very expensive if that is what it is!
I loved watching you open up the mystery boxes of vintage stuff!
I find collecting dust and cobwebs is very nice. It’s a cheap hobby and if it gets wiped out I can always start over.
What is nice is that everything is clean and quality things. I think you will do very well with these items. Very happy for you.
Taco, The Japanese porcelain tray with several holes in the top of it that you pulled out of the first box marked vintage, that had a bunch of salt and pepper shakers? That tray is part of a set. It would hold salt and pepper shakers, a mustard pot, possibly a little creamer or sugar holder. They would all match. If you have the whole set and it’s in good condition, it’s worth quite a bit of money. Especially if it’s made by Noritake. Depending on what it is, it could bring $50-$100 on eBay. I hope you have a full set!
Thank you for posting these videos. It’s very fun to watch you go through boxes ! Kind of feels like Christmas for your viewers too! The lady who gave you all of that great stuff is very nice and generous. Take care and stay safe!
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3:11 Those roller things are called spline tools. They are for putting the screen into metal frames for your windows.
leanne young those could be what is called a tracer. You used those with tracing paper to mark fabric (darts, pleats, seams) when sewing.
@@paulettedutcher8292 it did not have teeth on them. All tracers do.
I wish I lived near you. I'd buy all the canning jars and supplies. With the pandemic food shortages people are starting to grow a garden. We made ours bigger this summer.
Wow just loved this one! How great to get all of those wonderful treasures. BTW for future all yellowing,staining or aging on porcelain and glass can be removed with those denture tablets. Little hack you can keep in mind to pass on or use not pass up any treasures. That "vintage" box would have been awesome for online auction. I saw so many of those where they really do well.
Thanks for entertaining me all day.
Paper & Moose would love some of that vintage stuff
Im not sure about Paper & Mooses channel - something i just cant put my finger on - i"ll give it time tho i only discovered it the other day
I watch til the end so I can hear and see you say, "peace" !
The wicker tumblers are collectable they were distributed by delivery dairies and filled with cottage cheese in the 50s -60s
that vintage image was Mendelssohn, The great composer, not just some guy, and the other was also probably a composer. He composed the "wedding March" from a Midsummer's Night Dream", still used at many weddings.
You know what they call a person who writes music for funeral???.....
A De-composer:)
Cheers,
Rik Spector
The other was Johannes Brahms.
Lol Rik!
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OH OH OH! HALF & HALF TOBACCO TIN! MY DAD'S GO TO SMOKE 4 HIS PIPE. Awe! What a heart rendering video. Haven't seen "his" smoking tin in 30 yrs- when my Dad died. God bless my Pops & may there be blessings on you Taco! You re unpacking a lady's heart ya lnow? Pls go slow w her favored belongings.
My daughter would be dying over all that canning gear. She borrowed my Ball jelly maker last week and made her first jelly. She is really good at growing vegetables and wants to can those as well. He cups with the "rattan" are from the sixties. We had the same ones when I was little. Those are double walled and was to keep your drink colder longer. You have a lot of cool stuff. Love the frog. Thanks for sharing
I wouldn't want anything from that haul after seeing those bugs crawling all over inside the boxes, Yuck!
Christmas and Halloween...don't forget Paper and Moose! She's always thinking of you in her picking!
funny-looking pizza cutters are used to insert spline on window screens. (2-min. 48-sec.)
Thank you Taco for this great Un boxing! I think we all enjoyed it. We can't get to second hand stores, yet so we are enjoying the treasure hunting that you share.
The native people from this area in Maine, and I am certain wherever sweethearts grows, make by hand those lovely baskets. That one is a keeper. Or ask at museum where you can donate it. It is not a flea market item unless you ask a very high price for it.
You mean sweet grass.
Ooops! My Kindle writes with a mind of its own. I did mean Sweet Grass not Sweet Hearts!
Hi Taco, great to see all these treasures, thank you for sharing with us, those stink bugs are a nuisance, we have them over in the UK too. Great records too, all the best from the UK near Liverpool
I love British people! Would you rent me a room in your house? I don't drink beer
Sheila Blische I’d say stink bugs come from boxes of packing paper, LoL!
The black metal pan with the holes that was in the box with the dehydrator is a grill basket.
You might want to keep it, it is great for cooking meat and veggies for shish kebabs with out having to put them on skewers.
Around the 15:00 mark, you took out of the box a rectangle tray with handles and circle holes on the top. It appears to be lusterware condiment tray that would hold your salt, pepper and three 'pots' (for mustard, mayo, and whatever you wanted to put in them). I would look in that box some more to see if you can find the matching pieces to go with it. Can be a highly collectable piece if you have all the pieces for it.
OMG Taco Stacks they gave you tons, and tons of vintage. Someone can start a new collection with those goodies. Check those ducks for two swords they're collectibles. Lovely day hanging out in your yard. Hugs and kisses for Queen Salsa. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love those Elvis records. I've been collecting them since I was 10 yrs old.
Taco she gave you a treasure trove, WoW.
Just a suggestion: if you have a spotlight you could place behind and above the camera and aim it at the table. Some of the detail was getting lost in the shadows.
Great haul! I wince every time you call something from the '90s vintage, since I turned 40 in the '90s!
Nope ... the frog "toothbrush holder" is a cream pitcher!
And... Uhhhhh.... is that "ceramic lady holding a vase a Lladro figurine? She may be worth $50-$75 on eBay!
I don't think it is a cream pitcher, it's to hold your scrubbier for doing dishes.
Tracing rollers for marking seams or darts. That is a dehydrator. The frog is a cream pitcher. Cottage Cheese came in those straw plastic glasses. A button hole maker for a sewing machine. I have a jewelry case just like that and it is over 50 years old. That copper hunting dog was popular in the 50's and we had one and it was a painting one. I have those red plastic cookie cutters also that is used when my kids were little for holidays and they are well over 50 years old too.
Those are glass coasters and the owl is chalk wear......I have older ones on my walls. If that figurine is Lladro (misspelled) it is not cheap, new it was expensive. Thank you Taco Stacks........I really enjoyed reminiscing with all those wonderful treasures you received........can't wait till the next one.
It doesn't show up on camera when you have no light on it. Simple solution is to hang a lamp from the ceiling behind the camera or use one of those floor lamps you collect every single day and put it behind the camera's direct filed of view. PUT SOME LIGHT ON IT! hahaha
That's a keeper! Loving Taco picking out some things for himself.
Good stuff! Fun to watch and guess what will happen to the real treasures! Probably you know some mason jars are more valuable! Blessed and safe days!
Taco, the vegetable trays are for a dehydrator. 😀
Dehydrating herbs?
Dehydrator not dehumidifier
Wish I was there i could really use those jars! And those two square pans!
that's what I meant *facepalm*
@@TacoStacks yes! We make jerky and all kinds of stuff in ours ... JUST like that one! I've had mine for over 25 yrs & the motor crapped out about a year ago ... I'd invested in a LOT of racks & liners for the racks, so I bought a replacement machine on eBay .... and happy to find it!!!
The metal thing with the food dryer / dehydrator is a stir fry tray/pan for a BBQ grill.
The glass things in blue bag are coasters for your drinks. Paper & moose will take the vintage Christmas
Some of these type coasters are silver-plate edges, but also some will be sterling.
When I live in S.C. the sweet grass baskets sold down in the market in Charleston by the women that weave them sold for a lot of money.
sandrafromwi yes we visited Charleston from Texas 3 years ago. I bought a little basket and a rose from that lady for $40. A decent sized one was way out of my budget.
Show us everything in those boxes. We got plenty of time to watch
More great stuff! Lucky you! You need to keep the escape ladder for yourself! If you sleep in the upstairs you need to have a way out! I love the cast iron skillet! very unique and hard to find! I would have kept the spool too! TFS Hugs!
This what I call a treasure hunt. What a great items and a great video.
Taco you are the guy that keeps antigue dealers in business! You get things for a little of nothing, and just sell for what ever - no research no info. Hope you have fun, your buyers will! Thanks for sharing!! :-)
Taco, get yourself a Swiss Army Knife, the real deal, not a knockoff, and keep it with you. It’s very practical for opening boxes and whatever else you do.
You just brought back a terrible memory for me when i got the stink bug flavored jelly bean while playing Bean Boozled last Xmas. Scared for life!
This unboxing video was awesome!! So much good stuff!! Love the red & white enamel ware, the tins, trivetts, those 2 little pictures you took out at the end...I could go on & on!! Mercy, you should be able to sell a lot of that!! Hi Salsa!!
They did an awesome job with packing Taco Stacks ..... So when you have your yard sells you will have everything already boxed to go......but until you can sell on Ebay or whatever sight you go on to sell your items.....good luck with all of that awesome vintage you have.......great Job Taco.... Way to gooo
Remember Taco if people want to buy off you THEY pay the shipping cost. Not you. A lot of stuff in this hall is worth selling online not at the flea markets for a couple of dollars. Also you are not showing everything in the boxes. Lay it all out on the table and that way your followers can help you with what an item is and what it is worth.
Be careful with the 45 records, they scratch very easily. Great find.
Love the vintage kitchenware and I have the old drill piece it was my dads.. The tiny salt and pepper shackers belonged to that little thing with the four holes at maybe your second box you opened. Nice haul
Thanks for sharing your bounty. The egg beater is a potato masher, and I believe that the round piece with the handle is a potato ricer. It was used to get cooked potatoes to look like rice.
Amazing that someone just gave you all this! Have fun with the George Foreman grill. You can expand your meals by making grilled cheese sandwiches, flatbread pizza, quesadillas besides your usual hamburgers--and then do a cooking show. Salsa can be the official taster!
Wow Taco I’m impressed the Elvis records were very nice !
Loved this video - such a great haul for you - cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
Yes when you are tracing a line for a pattern it makes light chalk line to follow to cut.
Very generous of your subscriber. And I know you appreciate the opportunity. Well deserved I feel.
that frog thingy is to hold scrubbing pads people set them on the side of their kitchen sink
I thought it was a creamer cause of the spout and handle?
@@judibess6173 yes, I agree it's a creamer. At first thought it was a scrubbie holder.
Such awesome things!!! I wish O lived near you (and a car) lol Those plates and salt and pepper shakers would be gone in a heart beat. My Mom is 79 and her Mother collected the shakers. They passed down to me. So they are at least 100 years old. Great score Taco. Stay safe.
the salt and pepper shakers go in that little ceramic tray with the holes in it that you thought needed lids. The one sitting on the table under the edge of the box
I'm 72 and I remember or have most of the stuff your unpacking,so am I vintage, or antique?😁🤣
Vintage!
Amazingly vintage is over 20 years. Crazy, I know. True vintage is over 50 years. Antique is over 100. Let's just call you a Legend!
Loved these 2 videos! Can't wait to do it again. You got some great things there Taco!
Only Taco would open a box with a HAMMER ! NEVER change Taco :-)
I think those Elvis record covers are worth more than the records. Great haul!
Look into that ceramic tall lady figurine in the light blue skirt. It looked like a Lladro, and could be worth quite a bit. They are highly collected. Do some reasearch on her. In the 3rd to last box with the napkin holders....she could be worth some money!
The plastic drinking glasses are the exact same pattern my grandparents had 45 years ago. @16:35 in the box marked vintage. The trays were for a food dehydrator and those were simply called rotary cutters, quilters like using them.
I use the clothes pins, snapping ones, for bag clips last longer than ones you buy and wk better. I use a Leatherman for a multitude of uses! Wouldn’t be without it! Found mine. Hi sweet Salsa!
I do believe she gave you some really neat things. I saw most of the items presented at the camera. 👍🏻👍🏻 ~ Texas
Back in the 70's fondue sets were the in-vogue wedding gift. Especially when you didn't know what else to get. Never saw anybody actually use one though.
Woven grass/burlap tumblers from the late 50's. Thermo-Temp Raffiaware. Popular pattern. Still have a couple coffee cups like those. Somewhere. Don't let them go cheap, especially if in really good condition. Maybe eBay item as a set.
8:26 bug crawling - that's the risk of buying somebody else's stuff. Loaded with bugs. Good to have a separate storage building.
45 records - Kathy Young - A Thousand Stars? That's a classic. Of course, anything Elvis always sells.
Kamera shy I remember a thousand stars 😄 when I was a teenager I knew all the words to it 👍
Canning jars are so expensive right now they will sell. No matter how many you have I know lots of people will make you an offer for all of them, so be prepared to keep a price in mind.
You need to check the rims to see that there are no chips. Otherwise they are no good for canning.
The small quilted jars are used a lot for gift giving , make jams and jellies , makes great gifts for Christmas , so we buy anytime u find m on sale , ready for the next season cause u usually don't get the jars back
Those double-walled tumblers, back when I was little (1950s), were delivered by our milkman & filled with cottage cheese. There were coffee cups, too. Driftwood Dairy.
Great video!! Love watching your videos, not staged! Have to admit, I sometimes yell Nooooo, when I see a valuable vintage treasure left on curb 😬. FYI, we collectors would like to have seen every piece in your vintage boxes, and what your plates were, etc. thanks
The frog is for holding scouring pan cleaners. Love from England .xxx
It's a dehydrator,you were correct. I'dove to have some of those jars.In the 50s, my mom had a whole wall of state plates. I think she had most every state except Alaska. We were in Hawaii way before it became a state!! There was also a movie, Follow that Dream! I have 2 of those containers full of records from the 50s!!
I loved those last decorative glass food storage metal clasps jars they were very pretty.
The Brown one with the wire clasp on the top is for cheese !
Paper and Moose would love the turkey napkin holders lol
The cardboard box with the mason jars and pot...looks like an entire canning kit. After the jars are filled with the veggies, (or whatever) they are placed in the pot with boiling water on a wire rack...this process seals the lids. The little contraption is to pick up and remove the boiling hot jars from the pot to cool. You could probably sell the entire box as a "kit".
Re the records: Bobby DARIN. He was a very popular singer in the 1950’s but sadly died at the relatively young age of 37. His records might be worth as much as the Elvis records.
And he was married to the actress Sandra Dee!
The ceramic frog with the handle is a creamer pitcher unless it has drainage holes on the bottom, in which case it's for stowing your kitchen dish washing sponges and scrubbies instead of just sitting them on the sink. The handle is the giveaway though- never seen a scrubby frog with a pouring handle.
Hi Toco Stacks, fun video. My mom and grandmother collected trivits. It brought back good memories. Thank you, and stay safe.
Taco, that frog was a creamer, and the white enamel pot was a chamber pot. Was that tall porcelian lady a Lladro? That is very expensive, look it up on ebay, they go for over $100.
The rollers that you said for fabric, I think it is for putting screen in a screen door or window frame. You roll the little plastic rubber on the side on the screen to hold it in place.
the blue roller thing you thought was for fabric is for replacing window screen. Its for pushing down the rubber spline into the groove to hold the screen in
The mason jars with wire handles u can put solar yard light in top. 2nd set box. The rollie thing is for changing your screens and pressing rubber piece around frame to hold screen in frame.
The blue lady statue is a Lladro. Made in Spain. Very expensive. The painting picture looks expensive also.
Oh no the weather this coming weekend is going to bad for you guys. Damn! Have you ever considered going on the road and trip down south to a big flea market setup? Take a couple days vacation somewhere you never been before? You guys in the north east have such great old stuff. If you ever cross the mississippi you will find that good old stuff is much rarer. They gave you so much stuff that is going to earn you lots of pizza money
Elvis Presley Follow That Dream was the first record I ever bought. It's worth checking those records closely to see if they are first pressings. They could be worth quite a bit. You certainly hit pay dirt with everything your subscriber gave you !
Taco you should use a box cutter.It makes the job easier.Thanks for sharing your treasures!
The pick axe box cutter is cracking me up!
Hey Taco . Just wanted to say your a inspiration for all those hustlers out there.
The canner with the lid is a water bath canner with the rack to keep the jars off the bottom of the pan and keep them in place and upright while canning.
Hi Taco Stacks. Great vintage things I hope you get to go to the flea market soon . You've so many great things you'll do Well STAY SAFE . PEACE✌✌✌✌✌💞💞💞🐕🐕🐕🐕💞💞💞💯💯💯💯💯
For a crafter, those old non spring clothespins make cute little dolls
Stink hugs have been common down here in the south for many years. They usually only inhabit the vegetable gardens.
2nd box is rotary cutters for fabric. use for quilters.fun stuff.
Like that frog-shaped pitcher. I use those bake pans for parts. Again...that concrete garden frog is great...have a couple in my yard. From the looks of your haul, and with the small price tags on some of the stuff...she must have had yard sales.
Try to connect with Jocelyn from crazy lamp lady she will help with the ceramics
Hi Taco, if you put the hammer you are using on ebay as a ( vintage panel beaters, metal workers hammer ) you should get a real good price, i sold some for up to £30 each in the UK, people go mad for them. The hand held sythe & level are also good vintage tools & ebay very well. If you describe them as being from an old panel beaters / carpenters / engineers tool box / you will be raking it in.
4:41. white thing is a Food dehydrator and the black thing is for grilling, it's to cook small foods like cut up veggies on a grill.
lots of fun vintage stuff. Love watching you open it.
Taco watching your channel. Makes my day . Keep up the good work. And stay safe .
The things you said looked like jumper cable ends are clamps. You could use them to hold tarps to tables when you're selling at the flea market. And those are "napkin rings". Not sure how popular they are, but that'll help you search out their values.
I watch his channel all the time If it’s the channel your talking about Grandma V is such a riot but in kind of a subtle way.
He said unboxing fan mail.. could be Life of the Party....Wades Ventures is unboxing stuff from 3 storage lockers.. I agree though Grandma is a riot... :)
nope none of those! lol
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the one you this is for “fabric” they are used for replacing screens in windows.
Cute frog creamer! and I think I saw a HULL brown drip piece...I collect that stuff!
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You need to use that George Foreman and mix in a vegetable too! Take all that stuff to Lambertville. You will get so much more money for that vintage stuff.