Love that big hanging griddle, auctioneers forget that cowboys liked flapjacks.. and working over an open fire you need something that hangs. I have a 13 inch one, way more common than that big one.
Those old school lanterns brought back memories of my grandfather's shop i can still smell the wood burning stove to this day. Thanks for the video Silas......
I use to scrap outside topeka in the early 90's, had i known you keep oldeys i would have made the drive, it brake my heart to see goodies crush, so may God of Abraham, isic
For an old Welsh man now living in Toronto, your auction vlogs are a really fascinating look into a world gone by that I could only imagine. I also cannot believe how much money is generated at the auction. We had a saying back home "Where there's muck there's brass", and that still seems to hold true. Brilliant stuff.
"I probably won't buy much today"..... every auction addict's famous last words.... I'm working my way up to having to rent a Uhaul, trucks & suvs are rarely able to haul all of our finds as of late. Creative packing skills are a must😁....
Love those Auctions - wow - You bought some Nice old Gates - Licence Plates and other Cool Stuff - well spend - lots of Goodies like old Toy Cars and Trucks for only a few Dollars - You had Fun and You were Happy ! Men Working Sign is Unique - wow - my Favorite ! Also love that Large old Toaster - neat ! Another Great Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!
I know this is late, the letters you bought are for a marquee sign. Like a theatre front sign that you can change the message. The likely hood of the letters making any sense in the box is slim.
8:49 ,dang nice fire hydrants, you should see the actual NYC fire hydrant i found in the woods & now installed in my back yard, but instead of shooting water ,i rigged it to shoot out fire 🔥 😁,hopefully i find other types for yard art instead of scrap
You gone done it again Mr Silas. I should be helping with some housework, but it’s going to wait until I walk around this auction site with you. Thank you so very much for bringing your fans and me along with you.
As many sales as you go to, they should reserve a number for you. My dad had an auction company he would go to. He had 36. I didn’t know his number and one time we were joking about something he got at an auction. I raised the item and “36 gets a deal”. It was a good laugh.
Silas, just a heads up but anytime you see any Pyrex stuff like those bowls..(around 53:23) you should get them if you can for relatively cheap. They are a hot item right now and are selling for big bucks. Especially for the right ones, like sets.
"Stop Ahead". It took about two seconds of thought but I finally got it. "How about stop the whole body". Sometimes you throw those out there and crack me up.
Hi Silas! I live in north of snowy Sweden and i will never be able to go to any of all this auctions you are, so thanks for showing all this - its fantastic!
Nice video. These auction are different from what they are here in Sweden. Much more of show. I wish I could go to US and visit an auction like that. Thanks for video.
The "Firestone" letters... the former Firestone store from the 30s here in Ft Worth is now the office and rec center for a pretty high-end apartment complex. Bet they'd like to have those letters.
Most of those bits are snaffle ones. that leather piece with a metal hook at 44:43 was used back when corn was picked by hand. That would tear trough the husk so it was shucked before you picked it. My father showed me how to use one more than 50 years ago. He used one as a kid before there were corn pickers.
I am an old Kansas boy, and I sure wish I lived around close to you cause I love everything you do. i have worked in the strip mines most of my life operating all types heavy equipment, welding and Mechanic work. I would love to help you some but Illinois is a bit too far.
I think the shadow was bidding against you on the coke sign. Man,there was a bunch of neat stuff at that sale. These auctions can become addictive. I like those long horn skulls. Years ago I bought a 1946 license plate made of cardboard at our sale barn in town and I found a 1957 license plate made of aluminum in a creek behind my house, still in good condition. I really like these auction viddias, it’s about the only way I get to go anymore.
👍👌👏 Nice purchases. Some really good looking, interesting pieces. Congratulations 🎉. I can't even tell what my favourite item is because I like a lot. Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Those tire signs can go for good money, years ago my friend closed his family owned tireshop that they had for many years & i ended up getting most the signs for free as he needed them removed from the building, they all was mine just for the taking....definitely sold them for good money except a few that i sold to a friend for his overseas collection, was definitely worth the time for me to remove them without damaging the building or the signs, i still kept alot of the inside signs & advertisement displays & trucks
The horse equipment is called a bit that goes in the mouth. A bridal is the leather that is fitted on the head to hold the bit in place. Just thought it would help to know what your selling.
the thing that you dident know what it was in the bucket with the license plates is like a tool holder you screw it to the wall and you can hang thing like shovels pitchforks and the like one behind the other
Envious, as locally, since the pandemic, 98% of the auctions are online, with only a couple auctioneers sporadically doing the odd live sale. Really miss live sales. Looks like some neat and good stuff there, and some good deals. I think you meant bits, rather than bridles. Around here the bridle is the head gear the bit and reins attach to. Considering there was a fair bit of other repro stuff around those architectural stars, I'd bet they were modern ones. Good deal on the letters. They were used on wheeled trailer signs, and some others. You did well for the money spent.
that toy Deere pedal tractor looked pretty minty. red Firestone sign looks like it might have been on a rolling tire rack, my dad had one, different sign but same mounting method. Silas, did you bring that wagon to tote your buys today? :)
I would have tried to buy the Mockingbird Ln. street sign for the connection to the Munsters TV show They gave out the Munsters address as 1313 Mockingbird Ln.
I was only off by 975$. Thank you for showing us the anvils. I know it's not on your radar; can I ask you to do a pan shot of the wheel hoe's? Next time, Please.
What was your favorite item?
the mcdonalds borger
Hey, young man, I need a bell crank lever for an Ohio #4 1/2.
Love that big hanging griddle, auctioneers forget that cowboys liked flapjacks.. and working over an open fire you need something that hangs. I have a 13 inch one, way more common than that big one.
The Garden gate ❤
Luv it silas excellent cheers 🥂 😊
Those old school lanterns brought back memories of my grandfather's shop i can still smell the wood burning stove to this day. Thanks for the video Silas......
I use to scrap outside topeka in the early 90's, had i known you keep oldeys i would have made the drive, it brake my heart to see goodies crush, so may God of Abraham, isic
For an old Welsh man now living in Toronto, your auction vlogs are a really fascinating look into a world gone by that I could only imagine. I also cannot believe how much money is generated at the auction. We had a saying back home "Where there's muck there's brass", and that still seems to hold true. Brilliant stuff.
Great narration, editing, and content. Thanks for putting up quality shows entertaining and informative ⭐️ ⭐️🌟⭐️⭐️
Good Sunday Afternoon There My Good Big Bro Silas Of Adventures Made From Scratch
Silas, you could have laid out those letters and had fun with your subscribers trying to unscramble them. Those auctions can be addicting.
Once you buy the first item, it's like Lay's Potato Chips, you can't stop!
"I probably won't buy much today"..... every auction addict's famous last words.... I'm working my way up to having to rent a Uhaul, trucks & suvs are rarely able to haul all of our finds as of late. Creative packing skills are a must😁....
Not too bad on what u spent
Lol that's so true.
Love those Auctions - wow - You bought some Nice old Gates - Licence Plates and other Cool Stuff - well spend - lots of Goodies like old Toy Cars and Trucks for only a few Dollars - You had Fun and You were Happy ! Men Working Sign is Unique - wow - my Favorite ! Also love that Large old Toaster - neat ! Another Great Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Hey Silas, maybe the large cast iron piece is a lid to a large Dutch oven?
love the auctions silas, my dad and i went to many in the day, brought back alot of memories. you need a sidekick to haul the loot for ya! thanks!
The only auctions that I get to are the ones that you take me along with you. Had fun thank you
I know this is late, the letters you bought are for a marquee sign. Like a theatre front sign that you can change the message. The likely hood of the letters making any sense in the box is slim.
8:49 ,dang nice fire hydrants, you should see the actual NYC fire hydrant i found in the woods & now installed in my back yard, but instead of shooting water ,i rigged it to shoot out fire 🔥 😁,hopefully i find other types for yard art instead of scrap
You gone done it again Mr Silas. I should be helping with some housework, but it’s going to wait until I walk around this auction site with you. Thank you so very much for bringing your fans and me along with you.
As many sales as you go to, they should reserve a number for you. My dad had an auction company he would go to. He had 36. I didn’t know his number and one time we were joking about something he got at an auction. I raised the item and “36 gets a deal”. It was a good laugh.
There was some nice looking cast iron cookware there
That yellow COE crane truck is cool! Looks like it could be a Chevrolet Titan 90/GMC Astro 95! That winch truck is cool too!
that small red toolbox as you called it. road reflector box. my 49 dodge had reflectors in side. when i sold truck they went to,only right.
Silas, just a heads up but anytime you see any Pyrex stuff like those bowls..(around 53:23) you should get them if you can for relatively cheap. They are a hot item right now and are selling for big bucks. Especially for the right ones, like sets.
Excellent u go silas 😊
"Stop Ahead". It took about two seconds of thought but I finally got it. "How about stop the whole body". Sometimes you throw those out there and crack me up.
Hi Silas! I live in north of snowy Sweden and i will never be able to go to any of all this auctions you are, so thanks for showing all this - its fantastic!
Cheap entertainment Silas. As a real old ex-farm boy I haven't seen some of that stuff in 50 years. 🤠
Cool video. Love the auction videos.
These are my favorite videos 😊
Nice video. These auction are different from what they are here in Sweden. Much more of show. I wish I could go to US and visit an auction like that. Thanks for video.
The "Firestone" letters... the former Firestone store from the 30s here in Ft Worth is now the office and rec center for a pretty high-end apartment complex. Bet they'd like to have those letters.
theres a pair of big job 750 and hood emblem buy it now 399.99
Most of those bits are snaffle ones. that leather piece with a metal hook at 44:43 was used back when corn was picked by hand. That would tear trough the husk so it was shucked before you picked it. My father showed me how to use one more than 50 years ago. He used one as a kid before there were corn pickers.
Called a shuckin peg
@@modoc852 We called a shuking hook or husking hook as in the corn huskers which was not just Nebraska.
You have a great eye great buys ,Thanks for going
I think that iron piece with parallel hooks that had a broken supporting bar/strut is used for hanging horse tack.
That red one has French writing on it. It might be from Quebec Canada. It probably was a delivery buggy for a butcher shop.
I am an old Kansas boy, and I sure wish I lived around close to you cause I love everything you do. i have worked in the strip mines most of my life operating all types heavy equipment, welding and Mechanic work. I would love to help you some but Illinois is a bit too far.
I think the shadow was bidding against you on the coke sign. Man,there was a bunch of neat stuff at that sale. These auctions can become addictive. I like those long horn skulls. Years ago I bought a 1946 license plate made of cardboard at our sale barn in town and I found a 1957 license plate made of aluminum in a creek behind my house, still in good condition. I really like these auction viddias, it’s about the only way I get to go anymore.
Great haul 👍
Another great video!
I love going to the sales!!
👍👌👏 Nice purchases. Some really good looking, interesting pieces. Congratulations 🎉. I can't even tell what my favourite item is because I like a lot.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
The white rings in leather are used on a team of horses, they are called spreader rings They go between 2 horses as you are driving them.
Silas very good video.
Hard to find somebody to do what you want when you need to.
It's not what you spend it's what you get back.👍
I like that toaster and loved to have that brass Chevrolet emblem but u did get a lot of cool stuff
those wrenches are for old school for use on torch bottles / hoses
Those tire signs can go for good money, years ago my friend closed his family owned tireshop that they had for many years & i ended up getting most the signs for free as he needed them removed from the building, they all was mine just for the taking....definitely sold them for good money except a few that i sold to a friend for his overseas collection, was definitely worth the time for me to remove them without damaging the building or the signs, i still kept alot of the inside signs & advertisement displays & trucks
Great video of the auction. Nice selection of old wrenches and tools. 👍👍👍👍
Favourite item would be the Firestone for 70 $, propably the dubble in Sweden. And a rusty tin toy truck.
"Not Going to Buy Much" Famous Last Words LOL !! Nice Buys
Love the auctions !❤
Please, post more farm auctions !
I think that old toaster would be pretty cool in your junk Yard cabin when I first seen it. I thought of that. I say you probably spent around $600.
Gate was a good buy
👍 thanks 😊
I’m interested in the seats……..awesome auction……thank you from New Zealand
151 made some great ones at the auction ❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Maybe you should buy some shelf racks for the semi trailer, there's probably an auction who selling them. 😉
That gate was nice .
Excellent video- great job at the auction, that was an exciting auction too! New sub here!
The horse equipment is called a bit that goes in the mouth. A bridal is the leather that is fitted on the head to hold the bit in place. Just thought it would help to know what your selling.
Good picking Silas
I would have definitely bought all the Tackle boxes And that craftsman toolbox.
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks 😎
Very good buys. Very unique things you found I wish could attend one of these type auctions one day
the thing that you dident know what it was in the bucket with the license plates is like a tool holder you screw it to the wall and you can hang thing like shovels pitchforks and the like one behind
the other
whew you spent alot of green on the wagner scillet plate!
Envious, as locally, since the pandemic, 98% of the auctions are online, with only a couple auctioneers sporadically doing the odd live sale. Really miss live sales. Looks like some neat and good stuff there, and some good deals. I think you meant bits, rather than bridles. Around here the bridle is the head gear the bit and reins attach to. Considering there was a fair bit of other repro stuff around those architectural stars, I'd bet they were modern ones. Good deal on the letters. They were used on wheeled trailer signs, and some others. You did well for the money spent.
you're right about the bits.
Cast iron pizza or pancake plate.
The S&H Green Stamps sign was cool. (You didn't buy it).
>>>> Those items you referred to as Bridles are actually called Bits !!!! Of various types !!!!
I love auctions wish I was with you that a lot of Nice stuff
O my silas big market was doing something else I'm older & 2000 miles away ur getting hits I know the flakey cheers 🥂
That cool red tool box fits under the hood on a, n series ford tractor.
Right on time and nice and loooooong! 😂
I’d love the toaster
All of it Peace out
I like the cast iron pizza comal
I use those old wrenches in the bodyshop 😉
that toy Deere pedal tractor looked pretty minty. red Firestone sign looks like it might have been on a rolling tire rack, my dad had one, different sign but same mounting method. Silas, did you bring that wagon to tote your buys today? :)
Had a toolbox similar to that but bigger army toolbox.
Great job on the auction auction.😂😂
the vintage tools are very cool do you see any herbrand tools out your way
I once workrd at the IHC factory in Canton Illinois
That broken piece with the fork teeth is a pitch fork rack
Awesome video Silas
I would have tried to buy the Mockingbird Ln. street sign for the connection to the Munsters TV show
They gave out the Munsters address as 1313 Mockingbird Ln.
That was one heck of a fishing rod.
Silas got alot of good bargains on nice items...
100k on the horizon!
,,,,the broken cast item,,,,,,,,,rake rack,,,,hang rakes,pitchforks on,,,,,,,cool vid....tnx,,,,,,,,,land o' lakes,wi.
Wassup
nice hubley tow.toy
Made it as far as the "crazy toaster" before I slipped into a coma
Love these auctions that you take us to!
Tractor tool box behind the seat
I'm one of the ones that like shorter videos, viewed this at 2x playback speed. 🥺
Interesting stuff there....I think.
Stayin tuned. 🤠
Unfortunately the statistics say that most people don’t like the short ones. These long ones take an astronomical amount of work to edit
Nice
I'm from hutchinson
Silas, good things your kids aren’t old enough to realize their dad just spent Christmas money on junk! 😂
You missed the best deal on the Firestone letters
That Round Flat Skillet Would Work Good For Heating Tortilla Or Cooking Eggs & Pancakes ? 😜
Silas, when it comes to buying licenses plates, you need to get help😂
I sold 90% of these already
$2010.00, well that's too high. Lots of goodies there. I used to get carried away at auctions. Husband bought to sell, I bought to keep mostly.
I was only off by 975$.
Thank you for showing us the anvils.
I know it's not on your radar; can I ask you to do a pan shot of the wheel hoe's? Next time, Please.