Just received my box of Locker Nuts Treasures! WOW! I also get to sport my new Locker Nuts T-shirt in Texas! Thanks for taking care of me Jack and Janna!! You guys Rock!! BOOM!!
Hello from Wisconsin I hope you sell some of those oriental pieces at your auction some day as I have be collecting them since I was 14 years old and I'm 59 now. So I'll keep watching for anything down the road on them....♥♥♥ Love to you and your beautiful wife.
Thanks! We had some of the items in our auction on Monday, and we'll have some more in the next auction on Monday. The really nice scrolls and paintings are going to get appraised before we sell them, and we're already working on that.
Nothing grinds my day to a halt faster than finding old photographs or post cards. I start looking at stuff like that and the next thing I know, it's tomorrow.
It does tend to suck you in, huh? Even while editing it, seeing it for the second time, I tend to get sucked in. Sometimes hard to know where to cut the scene, because I don't know how much more people want to see. Some love it, some get bored quick.
Gr8 locker Jack... Congrats on getting a fantastic appraisal on the art that was in one of the trunks... Love the old photos and the silver lockets... Stay safe guys...👍💕🔥😷🌎
Lovely find especially with all the art you found earlier in the series. Love the old wood crates and you're right they are great for vinyl records. 8-)
Thanks Mike! I had never found many in the first several years in this business, maybe I wasn't buying the right "type" of unit. Lately I've been coming across lots of them. I love them too!
Chris-ABQ...so many treasures! The photo albums are a piece of history you don't read about...priceless! the beautiful lockets with pictures...so precious...so much history locked away....on another subject...I've watched you forever and have to finally ask...does anyone tell you look so much like Raul Malo of the Mavericks?! 🤭
I have never heard that, didn't know who that was, so just Googled him. Yeah, I can definitely see the resemblance. Awesome! Man, wish I could sing like that dude though.
Chris-ABQ...So glad you checked him out...your younger...he came up more in the 80's...I'm old!! I've seen him many times...in MN but more so since I moved to NM... he's got a great voice! thanks for the reply! Good luck hunting! 😊
We might do that. Still trying to figure out the best way to sell it. Once we have an initial appraisal, we might try it in our live auction with the reserve, or put it on eBay with a starting price, I don't know. It's new frontier for me, having never found stuff of this caliber, but I love venturing out.
God bless you and your family and another great video and thanks for sharing and it’s awesome that you both work together and deal with it in the best way sometimes it’s not all about money it’s about being real and honest and it will get you through life more happy keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
Hi Jack, We just watched this locker and were wondering what happened with the Chinese art work and scrolls? I have watched all the following videos but seems have missed if you put one with an update. Just want to say we are enjoying going back through your videos and seeing what you find in these dusty time capsules. Ron & Heather from Australia
Those shield shaped things with the silver locket are shoe clips. You put them on plain shoes to dress them up for a special occasion. Collectable Could you contact one of the movie props company about the sweaters and clothes? They would be more likely to buy than just goodwill donation.
Sorry to post to late on this Video, I've been going though your old play list and saw this one. I noticed at the end of the video you said you will keep us posted on what became of the scrolls you found in the trunk. I was wondering if there is a hidden video on this or perhaps no information came out. Either way I had hope to learn more on the outcome of the paper work/scrolls you found. Please let me know. Thanks a bunch.
Jack idk if you still have those Chinese scrolls but if you do or in the future, check out k auctions, they're based in canada but they charge a lot less than other places. 25% or less. For about $250k they only take $20k instead of the 50% that most of them take. For the scrolls, its worth it because it wouldn't cost too much to ship them. Kastner auctions or k auctions. If its too late for that, keep them in mind for future endeavors. Happy hunting!
Hi Jack. Did you ever get to make the update video regarding the asian art? Really interested in how it turned out. Searched in your videos but wasn't Able to find it. lots of thanks for what you do, your videos have made my Lockdown period a lot more tolerable 😄. Greetings from Belgium!
I found an obit for a Benjamin "Ben" Tom of San Francisco who passed away in 2017 at 91 years old. His obit said he is survived by his wife and four children. You may want to look at that obit and then determine if those family photos should be returned to them.
We offered to give them back to the facility, but they didn't want to take them. They said the man had died some years ago, and the wife passed more recently, and that they didn't think they had any children. We don't try to contact owners directly for safety reasons, we only work through the help of the facility.
Seems to definitely have been a pilot...the pin with the wings and propeller look to be WW2 U.S. Army Air Force Pilot Wings... If you put together the WW2 items from his (assuming it was the husband) career they would sell well as a lot on eBay, as collectors like having groupings of individual's careers, keeping the history together and alive. Might want to check and see if he was a decorated vet, also
That blanket may be done on a loom .. pretty sure it’s quiet old .. he sure to have it looked at an by a professional person it may even be native of some sort
I'd love to, but I think we already have so much art to get appraised, we're going to let the blanket go at live auction. It'll likely be in our Monday auction coming up.
Thanks Brian! I think that trunk is the best find that I've ever come across. We are hoping we have one or two pieces that could be really something special.
Thanks Susan, but thought I explained in the earlier episode that the family never responded to the facilities' attempts to reach them. We don't contact prior owners or families directly, for safety reasons.
We will be selling them on our live auctions. There are so many photos, we'll break them up over the next few auctions probably. Next auction is Monday at 5pm Pacific.
@@LockerNuts Thanks for that I was basing my guess on the war time photo's. Good luck with the art sales you have some valuable things there $$$ and keep up your fantastic videos I love em .....
TBH respect this family since i see WW2 photos try too get those back too the rightful owner imo thats 1 thing that cant be ffffffffed with our history
These are great finds for you but it is kind of sad that these families have lost so much of their family history. You have to wonder why the children and grandchildren of the owners did not claim the locker.
I love your attitude and honesty. Thanks for sharing!
Always! Thanks Joyce.
Great video Jack. Hope you and Janna have a blessed weekend!!!!!!
Thanks! You too!
This Locker keeps Producing! What a great Locker jack! Nice job!
Thanks again!
Just received my box of Locker Nuts Treasures! WOW! I also get to sport my new Locker Nuts T-shirt in Texas! Thanks for taking care of me Jack and Janna!! You guys Rock!! BOOM!!
Hello from Wisconsin I hope you sell some of those oriental pieces at your auction some day as I have be collecting them since I was 14 years old and I'm 59 now. So I'll keep watching for anything down the road on them....♥♥♥ Love to you and your beautiful wife.
Thanks! We had some of the items in our auction on Monday, and we'll have some more in the next auction on Monday. The really nice scrolls and paintings are going to get appraised before we sell them, and we're already working on that.
Nothing grinds my day to a halt faster than finding old photographs or post cards. I start looking at stuff like that and the next thing I know, it's tomorrow.
It does tend to suck you in, huh? Even while editing it, seeing it for the second time, I tend to get sucked in. Sometimes hard to know where to cut the scene, because I don't know how much more people want to see. Some love it, some get bored quick.
Gr8 locker Jack... Congrats on getting a fantastic appraisal on the art that was in one of the trunks... Love the old photos and the silver lockets... Stay safe guys...👍💕🔥😷🌎
Thanks! You too!
Great stuff! Can't wait for the new ones coming !
First episode is out now! Check it out... th-cam.com/video/3J1KWg7mwBw/w-d-xo.html
Lovely find especially with all the art you found earlier in the series. Love the old wood crates and you're right they are great for vinyl records. 8-)
Glad you like them!
I dig the black and white photos. Nice finds Locker Nuts!
Thanks Mike! I had never found many in the first several years in this business, maybe I wasn't buying the right "type" of unit. Lately I've been coming across lots of them. I love them too!
Chris-ABQ...so many treasures! The photo albums are a piece of history you don't read about...priceless! the beautiful lockets with pictures...so precious...so much history locked
away....on another subject...I've watched you forever and have to finally ask...does anyone tell you look so much like Raul Malo of the Mavericks?! 🤭
I have never heard that, didn't know who that was, so just Googled him. Yeah, I can definitely see the resemblance. Awesome! Man, wish I could sing like that dude though.
Chris-ABQ...So glad you checked him out...your younger...he came up more in the 80's...I'm old!! I've seen him many times...in MN but more so since I moved to NM...
he's got a great voice! thanks for the reply! Good luck hunting! 😊
Another great video Jack, always ending your videos with us wanting to see more. Thanks for sharing and God Bless
Love the trunk , produce boxes..so many treasures. Congrats on that art. Maybe set reserve ???
We might do that. Still trying to figure out the best way to sell it. Once we have an initial appraisal, we might try it in our live auction with the reserve, or put it on eBay with a starting price, I don't know. It's new frontier for me, having never found stuff of this caliber, but I love venturing out.
@@LockerNuts learn from pirate...dont take a burn.
I like that you do it so farely. Way to go Jack. 👍👍👍😂❤️💙💚💜🤗
Thanks Brenda!
Nice, I am looking forward to the artwork one! Great video, thank you for making these!
Glad you like them!
God bless you and your family and another great video and thanks for sharing and it’s awesome that you both work together and deal with it in the best way sometimes it’s not all about money it’s about being real and honest and it will get you through life more happy keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
Thank you! You too!
That book is awesome!
So much fun!
Hi Jack,
We just watched this locker and were wondering what happened with the Chinese art work and scrolls? I have watched all the following videos but seems have missed if you put one with an update.
Just want to say we are enjoying going back through your videos and seeing what you find in these dusty time capsules.
Ron & Heather from Australia
What an interesting locker. Awesome finds : )
Thanks 👍
Wow great vid. Hope that art is worth millions for you guys.
Thanks! I sure hope so too. For both my family and Manuel's as well, it would be a life changer.
Bonsai planters really nice ones.
Oh, yeah stay safe and stay healthy brother
Congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾 💥💥💥
Thank you!
Those shield shaped things with the silver locket are shoe clips. You put them on plain shoes to dress them up for a special occasion.
Collectable
Could you contact one of the movie props company about the sweaters and clothes? They would be more likely to buy than just goodwill donation.
I like the puppets they are sesame Street . That's really cool they are really old
Sorry to post to late on this Video, I've been going though your old play list and saw this one. I noticed at the end of the video you said you will keep us posted on what became of the scrolls you found in the trunk. I was wondering if there is a hidden video on this or perhaps no information came out. Either way I had hope to learn more on the outcome of the paper work/scrolls you found. Please let me know. Thanks a bunch.
Great locker and video 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
Dud that is killing it.
For sure! This has been a great locker.
Another Great Video
Thanks again!
some of them wood crates are good monet like 20 to 200 pre crate. you need to look them up and see what you got.
Fantastic locker!! Greetings from Curacao
Thank you! Cheers!
Jack idk if you still have those Chinese scrolls but if you do or in the future, check out k auctions, they're based in canada but they charge a lot less than other places. 25% or less. For about $250k they only take $20k instead of the 50% that most of them take. For the scrolls, its worth it because it wouldn't cost too much to ship them. Kastner auctions or k auctions. If its too late for that, keep them in mind for future endeavors. Happy hunting!
Do what works for you. AWESOME old photos and the history in the photos..
Good job Jack always get 2 or even a 3ed opinion especially on anything Chinese or Japanese
Good advice, and we plan to. Thanks!
those are cute! awesome!
Thank you 🤗
Neat stuff!
Hi Jack. Did you ever get to make the update video regarding the asian art? Really interested in how it turned out. Searched in your videos but wasn't Able to find it. lots of thanks for what you do, your videos have made my Lockdown period a lot more tolerable 😄. Greetings from Belgium!
The pottery is ikibana pits for bonsai trees! Can hold value
Pots
You really must get this chinese stuff assayed,the first pieces of pottery were bonsai pots i believe. Cool locker dude.
Thanks! We are in the process of getting appraisals, and hope to have an update video on it soon.
congrats!!
Thanks Lynnette!
I found an obit for a Benjamin "Ben" Tom of San Francisco who passed away in 2017 at 91 years old. His obit said he is survived by his wife and four children. You may want to look at that obit and then determine if those family photos should be returned to them.
We offered to give them back to the facility, but they didn't want to take them. They said the man had died some years ago, and the wife passed more recently, and that they didn't think they had any children. We don't try to contact owners directly for safety reasons, we only work through the help of the facility.
Hi Jack another great video. Have you thought about getting an opinion from Christie's of New York?
Thanks Lynne! Yes, I believe Christies is one of the auction houses we have reached out to, but haven't heard back from them.
@@LockerNuts well hopefully they will get back to you because they do have the best experts in the US. I hope the scrolls are worth $500,000 a piece.
Seems to definitely have been a pilot...the pin with the wings and propeller look to be WW2 U.S. Army Air Force Pilot Wings... If you put together the WW2 items from his (assuming it was the husband) career they would sell well as a lot on eBay, as collectors like having groupings of individual's careers, keeping the history together and alive. Might want to check and see if he was a decorated vet, also
Good idea. We have sold some of it through our live auctions already though.
Wood vase could be money. I bought some stock wood for 40.00 linear ft.
I looked it up, and saw similar ones selling for $60 to $80 on eBay, so not bad.
The baseball glove is from the 40-50's.
Did you notice in one of those photo albums you flipped though there was a pic of that birdhouse in the trunk?
No, I didn't notice that. Thanks!
Don’t forget to check out the stamps on the old letters!
Jack, who was the maker of that Trapper baseball glove? Me Likey!
Not sure, but that item went into Manuel's split.
How do you decide who gets what??
The brass things lock oriental boxes
Thanks!
Glory to God he blessed you both with someone else’s wealth who passed the Lord gave you that wealth don’t forget that brother God Bless
Amen!
All the photo's pertaining to the war historical value - how do you sell those
We usually put them in our live auctions. Many of our buyers are resellers, some specializing in certain niches such as ephemera and old photography.
13:09 had the phone at arms length, I thought that was a pizza xD
That's a first baseman's glove.
It's so sad that no relatives were located.
That is a first baseman’s glove.
Thanks!
That blanket may be done on a loom .. pretty sure it’s quiet old .. he sure to have it looked at an by a professional person it may even be native of some sort
I'd love to, but I think we already have so much art to get appraised, we're going to let the blanket go at live auction. It'll likely be in our Monday auction coming up.
Well, I did say I'd have given you 10K for the trunk of art, guess I wasn't too far off!! And I hope you make twice that!!
Thanks Brian! I think that trunk is the best find that I've ever come across. We are hoping we have one or two pieces that could be really something special.
Looks like she was a quilter!
Those phoyo albums and military things dhoulf be returned to the fzmily!!
Photo, should and family!
Thanks Susan, but thought I explained in the earlier episode that the family never responded to the facilities' attempts to reach them. We don't contact prior owners or families directly, for safety reasons.
@@LockerNuts that is so sad!!
7:00 this is a first basemans glove
Thanks!
Indian wooden crate is the value and blue goose
Most valuable
Thanks John!
That locket is sterling silver!
What are you ding with the photos
We will be selling them on our live auctions. There are so many photos, we'll break them up over the next few auctions probably. Next auction is Monday at 5pm Pacific.
@@LockerNuts Thank you I will try to stay awake missed the last one by about 5 minutes. ( i am in Maine)
Not Chinese. I believe Japanese. That signed art piece in the pictures could be worth alot. That wood piece is for burning a pray candle
Send pictures to Dr. Lori antique appraiser and doctor of art history
Wooden boxes 20 each
Not bad!
old puppets could do very good in a ytube auction as a lot or Ebay
I would send it to Auction where they know what it is
Asian American Military photos are highly collectable
I think you'll find they are South Korean or from Hong Kong....
They were Chinese Americans.
@@LockerNuts Thanks for that I was basing my guess on the war time photo's. Good luck with the art sales you have some valuable things there $$$ and keep up your fantastic videos I love em .....
TBH respect this family since i see WW2 photos try too get those back too the rightful owner imo thats 1 thing that cant be ffffffffed with our history
I would pay $75 for the square silver locket
Sorry, that item already sold in the live auction earlier this week. We'll have some more of the items in the upcoming Monday auction.
These are great finds for you but it is kind of sad that these families have lost so much of their family history. You have to wonder why the children and grandchildren of the owners did not claim the locker.
old chinese lock I have one on a chinese cabineet
Thanks! We thought so, but have never seen one before. Very cool!
That is woven.
The pictures you need to find the family the family pictures I mean ok
We don't contact prior owners directly, for safety reasons.
By the size of those moth balls in that chest that was a really big moth.