Terrarium isn't necessarily an English word (perhaps Latin??) but we use the same word. It is the glass container that will hold plants. The vivarium is for small land animals --- toads, snakes, insects, etc. At 58:57 looks like a mixture of languages, perhaps someone's notes or homework where they have written Hebrew words and then written what they mean in another language.
Hey Margareth! Just FYI, those photographs probably date from WW2...mostly from the South Pacific (which is why you thought it was Vietnam). My husbands parents were born in Hungary, and lived in Germany up until the mid 1950's. When they passed they left all kinds of old photos, many with soldiers, as my father-in-law was a soldier in WW2. So many of these were taken with either old "brownie" cameras, and many times, as in the case of MY grandfather, developed in a personal darkroom. This explains all the the different sizes of the pictures. I cherish all these photos and thought you may be interested in knowing. God Bless...thanks once again for the wonderful video.
No amazing all those treasures you have now. You make me laugh and I love how excited you get when you share your purchases. This is so fantastic indeed. Thank you so much for sharing.
I think that was Natalie Wood (you thought she looked like Audrey Hepburn). Natalie was a famous American actress who died/disappeared after falling off a boat - she was married to Robert Wagoner - he was also on the boat. Love all the books and magazines. The roll up up kit - so cool. It used to be popular in America for past generation ladies to collect those little spoons - dont know about other countries.
✨🌼❣️WOW❣️🌼✨ Margreth you are so lucky 🤩 Awesome stuff aim forgat the time 😆✌️ Thank you very very much for share it with us -Always a pleasure ❣️❣️❣️ Hope to buy a printer soon for all the beautiful kit you have done, just need find the video were you tell about you'res 😅😀😆🤩 Thank you, was a joy ❣️❣️❣️
50 cents 50 cents 50 cents 50 cents! I haven't seen an item for 50 cents in a thrift shop here (in the US) for years! If I ever get to Netherlands, I'll be hitting the thrift stores and hoping to score some treasures like yours, Margareth!
57:16 Love the purple and red. The ad just above your hand in this still would make a great journal cover. Fold in half, eyelets. Maybe you could try it.
Oh, thank you, I love all the wonderful old paper you find ….. I cant find anything real old or from other countries, here in Idaho, USA..😢😢😢 love ❤️ every watching you…. Thank You 😊
Amazing what you find, I am going shopping with you, wait for me, lol, thank you for showing us, Gayle was speaking about you last night, all nice things, big hugs, kiss the cats.
I make shaker cards and shaker elements for my journals and stuff. Those little spoons are amazing for scooping seed beads and sequins. I use them a lot in my crafting surprisingly lol Some of those old books are so cool. I love old books.
Always so lovely to see your thriftstore finds. I do have a rolykit, the light colored one on your photo. Gave it to my son and told him…just keep it, it was a real hype when I was young….he thought uh yeeeh mom🤣🤣🤣Maybe I can use it myself. Lovely bokshandschoenen old magazines and Tim found some treasure books again🥳🥳 Xoxo Maia
Hi! In the section with Mon Ouvrage magazine, the little black things you called "buttons" were actually "snaps" (if I saw them clearly). They come apart and each half is sewn onto a clothing garment to serve as a closure when snapped together! I was nearly 20 at the time of this magazine, so I greatly enjoy looking at all these things too. I am from the U.S., thanks for sharing!!
Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but Wartburg castle is a very famous castle with lots of history. This is the castle where Martin Luther stayed for a time and while there he famously translated the New Testament of the bible into German so that it could be understood by the common people. Previously, they were always in Latin. Love your videos! ❤
Got a chuckle out of you being older than Tim. I am 9 years older than my husband, Tom. In addition, he was my youngest sister's best friend in high school. LOL
Am drooling over your finds….I think we must be soul sisters! I collect almost everything that you have shown today! Except I rarely find the books [USA] but have been finding a lot of books from Norway/Netherlands here in Wisconsin!😊
Glass mini jars are for medicine. The rubber lead makes possible to get out liquid from sealed bottle with a help of syringe. Please, see if you have micro holes on leads, they have been used.
We used to call those Prym fasteners poppers in England. I think the Americans call them snap fasteners. I still have quite a few in my sewing supplies.
👍🏻👍🏻Wow, fantastic treasure haul. Always very interesting to see what you purchased and your little story behind each item. I am like you, I love everything. Thanks for sharing.
Love your finds! I have started to look more closely in the charity shops (England UK) but they seem to be full of modern stuff! I use to collect stamps in the 1980s and have found some stamp magazines amongst my collection. There are a lot of advertisements and interesting bits to incorporate into my journaling!
wauw! wat weer een mooie spullen! ik moet bekennen dat ik ook een paar van die prachtige boeken ooit een keer heb gevonden bij kringlopen... waarschijnlijk beetje zelfde interesses?! rolykit...ja , ik ken die zeker...mijn man heeft er stuk of 10 in allerlei maten ,met schroefjes ,boutjes moeren ed in zijn schuur! en och ,dat laatste boek! GEWELDIG! ik was te laat om er 1 van jose te kopen helaas.... was weer erg leuk om mee te mogen genieten van jou vondsten... .fijn weekend!🤗😘😊
You were questioning the mini spoons in your “happy” mail” you can use them for scoops or as decoration on the cover of a journal with a kitchen, recipe, ect theme. Just a thought.😂
Hi Margaret, I actually really liked your beautiful purchases, I've actually been learning a lot from these videos where you share the beautiful old magazines and books, I already started buying them too, yesterday I got postcards and an art book, thanks for taking all this time to share, I feel as if we were friends when I hear you talk, greetings from Mexico City
It’s always fascinating to hear what you found and what you’re planning to do with things!! It definitely has inspired me!! (Even to shop around my house!!!) 😂 Thanks again Margareth!! ❤
Just so lovely ❤. I absolutely love old vintage books and paper. I’m fascinated by the way it use to be. There’s nothing better! So many goodies for future journals!!
The one in the “church” I already visited. The other one however had an amazing vintage section 🤩🤩🤩 will definitely visit again . Thanks for the recommendation lovey 😘
Very lovely goodies! Love the number book, if that’s scannable it would make a great printable in a set, perhaps with the blank ledger paper, and other related goodies!
Margereth, please be careful with the older wallpaper as they used asbestos to make some. I believe that date range is around 1930 to 1980. If in good condition ok but careful if cutting - do not tear.
Terrarium isn't necessarily an English word (perhaps Latin??) but we use the same word. It is the glass container that will hold plants. The vivarium is for small land animals --- toads, snakes, insects, etc. At 58:57 looks like a mixture of languages, perhaps someone's notes or homework where they have written Hebrew words and then written what they mean in another language.
You pronunciation of the word in french is very good and you can read it ! 😊❤Bravo From a french canadian!
Merci ☺️
Bienvenue ! 😉
Hey Margareth! Just FYI, those photographs probably date from WW2...mostly from the South Pacific (which is why you thought it was Vietnam). My husbands parents were born in Hungary, and lived in Germany up until the mid 1950's. When they passed they left all kinds of old photos, many with soldiers, as my father-in-law was a soldier in WW2. So many of these were taken with either old "brownie" cameras, and many times, as in the case of MY grandfather, developed in a personal darkroom. This explains all the the different sizes of the pictures. I cherish all these photos and thought you may be interested in knowing. God Bless...thanks once again for the wonderful video.
Another hour of drooling and dreaming! Hugs 🤗❤️
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Just “WOW”!!!!!!!!
Super collection margreth, wow love it all 🥰😘
Margaret I so love your videos. Your style are so inspirational. I just love them. Thanks for sharing.
No amazing all those treasures you have now. You make me laugh and I love how excited you get when you share your purchases. This is so fantastic indeed. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Really interesting vidéo ❤ lot's antique and old treasures 😊 i liked it ! Thanks !
I love the topiary ribbon.
Wonderful finds Margreth, such exciting treasures! xxx💕
Thanks 😊
Everything is just fabulous lovey! Some real treasures there! 😊❤️🇦🇺xxx
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I love your thrift hauls but I'm jealous
That rolly kit is so neat. I'm 12 years younger than my husband.
A woman that is younger in a marriage is more acceptable. Sometimes being older is been frowned upon 😌
Your so lucky to have all that
Love everything
I think that was Natalie Wood (you thought she looked like Audrey Hepburn). Natalie was a famous American actress who died/disappeared after falling off a boat - she was married to Robert Wagoner - he was also on the boat. Love all the books and magazines. The roll up up kit - so cool. It used to be popular in America for past generation ladies to collect those little spoons - dont know about other countries.
What a fabulous haul!
✨🌼❣️WOW❣️🌼✨
Margreth you are so lucky 🤩
Awesome stuff aim forgat the time 😆✌️
Thank you very very much for share it with us -Always a pleasure ❣️❣️❣️
Hope to buy a printer soon for all the beautiful kit you have done, just need find the video were you tell about you'res 😅😀😆🤩
Thank you, was a joy ❣️❣️❣️
50 cents 50 cents 50 cents 50 cents! I haven't seen an item for 50 cents in a thrift shop here (in the US) for years! If I ever get to Netherlands, I'll be hitting the thrift stores and hoping to score some treasures like yours, Margareth!
😁👍🏻
Beautiful books and gorgeous vintage magazines.h the printing adverts are stunning.
Thanks 😊
So much fun!!!
57:16 Love the purple and red. The ad just above your hand in this still would make a great journal cover. Fold in half, eyelets. Maybe you could try it.
Oh, thank you, I love all the wonderful old paper you find ….. I cant find anything real old or from other countries, here in Idaho, USA..😢😢😢 love ❤️ every watching you…. Thank You 😊
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In Canada we call your snap buttons “snap fasteners “. Amazing haul. Thank you for sharing. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
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Amazing what you find, I am going shopping with you, wait for me, lol, thank you for showing us, Gayle was speaking about you last night, all nice things, big hugs, kiss the cats.
I know , saw the video . Isn’t she just the best 🥰
You are the BEST.
I make shaker cards and shaker elements for my journals and stuff. Those little spoons are amazing for scooping seed beads and sequins. I use them a lot in my crafting surprisingly lol
Some of those old books are so cool. I love old books.
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The books! 🤓
Great Haul! Thanks for sharing Margreth!
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Always so lovely to see your thriftstore finds.
I do have a rolykit, the light colored one on your photo. Gave it to my son and told him…just keep it, it was a real hype when I was young….he thought uh yeeeh mom🤣🤣🤣Maybe I can use it myself.
Lovely bokshandschoenen old magazines and Tim found some treasure books again🥳🥳
Xoxo Maia
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Hi! In the section with Mon Ouvrage magazine, the little black things you called "buttons" were actually "snaps" (if I saw them clearly). They come apart and each half is sewn onto a clothing garment to serve as a closure when snapped together!
I was nearly 20 at the time of this magazine, so I greatly enjoy looking at all these things too.
I am from the U.S., thanks for sharing!!
Love it
You always find the best stuff. Thank you for sharing your haul Margreth. 🙂❤️
Awesome!
Books are amazing
What a great idea 💡 thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
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Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but Wartburg castle is a very famous castle with lots of history. This is the castle where Martin Luther stayed for a time and while there he famously translated the New Testament of the bible into German so that it could be understood by the common people. Previously, they were always in Latin. Love your videos! ❤
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It's storming here too.
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Omg. I so want to go thrifting with you. You could make that part if your business
Got a chuckle out of you being older than Tim. I am 9 years older than my husband, Tom. In addition, he was my youngest sister's best friend in high school. LOL
Almost 17 ☺️🤫
Enjoyed it
Am drooling over your finds….I think we must be soul sisters! I collect almost everything that you have shown today! Except I rarely find the books [USA] but have been finding a lot of books from Norway/Netherlands here in Wisconsin!😊
😘😁
Love your hauls!
Nice Haul! ❤
Glass mini jars are for medicine. The rubber lead makes possible to get out liquid from sealed bottle with a help of syringe. Please, see if you have micro holes on leads, they have been used.
I love seeing all the goodies you have! I have a few items that my mother had that are over 100 years old and they are like treasure to me!
We used to call those Prym fasteners poppers in England. I think the Americans call them snap fasteners. I still have quite a few in my sewing supplies.
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👍🏻👍🏻Wow, fantastic treasure haul. Always very interesting to see what you purchased and your little story behind each item. I am like you, I love everything. Thanks for sharing.
Nice assortment.
I'm very interested in seeing what you do with the fish pages/pictures.
Love the Wartburg piece. I went to Wartburg College in Iowa USA. There is also Wartburg Seminary in Iowa.
I used Anno’s Counting Book when I taught small kids. Loved it! ❤
Are you going to do a series using these books? Would love to see how you use the fish or kids books, etc.
Love your finds! I have started to look more closely in the charity shops (England UK) but they seem to be full of modern stuff! I use to collect stamps in the 1980s and have found some stamp magazines amongst my collection. There are a lot of advertisements and interesting bits to incorporate into my journaling!
😁👍🏻
for the baking tins, you could get an old cookie sheet, then glue the tins onto the sheet, a "do-it-yourself" muffin tin type thing. just a thought...
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Love the advertisements, numbers etc. Gorgeous finds, gifts and buys.
I used to have a yellow rolykit and gave it away a few years ago
Margreth, the King is Edward the VIII who was only king for a year and then abdicated to be with his love Wallis Simpson. Very cool indeed!!!
wauw! wat weer een mooie spullen! ik moet bekennen dat ik ook een paar van die prachtige boeken ooit een keer heb gevonden bij kringlopen... waarschijnlijk beetje zelfde interesses?! rolykit...ja , ik ken die zeker...mijn man heeft er stuk of 10 in allerlei maten ,met schroefjes ,boutjes moeren ed in zijn schuur! en och ,dat laatste boek! GEWELDIG! ik was te laat om er 1 van jose te kopen helaas.... was weer erg leuk om mee te mogen genieten van jou vondsten... .fijn weekend!🤗😘😊
Ik zat er ook steeds naast , frustrerend 🤣 Maar José was heel lief om er 1 voor mij te reserveren .
I love books with charts and numbers as well! I also love ledger books! Great finds! The Terrarium book and botanical book with cards is everything!
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In the USA, we call those metal fasteners “snaps”.
Oohhhhh rolokit, had ik ook, ik ook de lichte, en we hadden er volgens mij ministek ofzo in!!!!!
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Loving these videos Margareth. The metal fasteners in your haul are called press studs in English. Thank you for the inspiration.
Or poppers
You were questioning the mini spoons in your “happy” mail” you can use them for scoops or as decoration on the cover of a journal with a kitchen, recipe, ect theme. Just a thought.😂
Hi Margaret, I actually really liked your beautiful purchases, I've actually been learning a lot from these videos where you share the beautiful old magazines and books, I already started buying them too, yesterday I got postcards and an art book, thanks for taking all this time to share, I feel as if we were friends when I hear you talk, greetings from Mexico City
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Love these videos!! I’ve been watching abandoned houses & mansions. My skin just crawls not being able to take the “Paper & Books” just left to rot!!
Great haul!
It’s always fascinating to hear what you found and what you’re planning to do with things!! It definitely has inspired me!! (Even to shop around my house!!!) 😂
Thanks again Margareth!! ❤
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Just so lovely ❤. I absolutely love old vintage books and paper. I’m fascinated by the way it use to be. There’s nothing better! So many goodies for future journals!!
👍🏻😁
He, you went to Emaus😍😍 did you leave some stuff for me😅 Great treasures!🥰
The one in the “church” I already visited. The other one however had an amazing vintage section 🤩🤩🤩 will definitely visit again . Thanks for the recommendation lovey 😘
Very lovely goodies! Love the number book, if that’s scannable it would make a great printable in a set, perhaps with the blank ledger paper, and other related goodies!
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Awesome finds! 😊 Love all the books and magazines, and the bridal graphics are just gorgeous!!
Going by the age of the photos. They are probably from the Korean War 💕
Love the ID card! I have been going through all the beautiful digitals in Tina’s shop.
Margereth, please be careful with the older wallpaper as they used asbestos to make some. I believe that date range is around 1930 to 1980. If in good condition ok but careful if cutting - do not tear.
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The metal tins might be jello molds?
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Verses of Herman Gorter written 1890. according to the Google :)
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This might be a crazy question but I’m curious. Why do you scan the stuff?
To make digitals and okay with them 😁
De maritieme regelstaat uit '35 was een lesboek van mijn paps op de Zeevaartschool!
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I took a small bottle. I printed the Word time and put it in the bottle. If your old enough, you will know why. LOL
Jim Groce 🥰
More likely Korean Conflict.
We have them in the US I have 2 Roly Kits
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Kan politionele acties zijn, of Korea, jaren 50. Daar hebben we ook gevochten.
You might not have been around in 1967, but that’s the year I got married!
and the year I graduated from high school!
@@northernerinnc3179 It’s the year I graduated from high school too!
Welke winkel bedoel je...amous/muis??
Emmaus
Laagje cheese cloth over het plastic meetlint
Klinkt als een plan 👍🏻😁
Herman Gorter verzen is uit 1890 gezien het papier zou het zo maar kunnen
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Actually 1924 or older, so no, you cannot scan it
Different countries have different rules for this
I did not know that. Thanks for the information.
Please don't say you're old. You're the same age as my son.
Well I’m also not young 😂