Thank you! Mr Doug keep doing what you love and educating the future generations. Berner brothers keep doing the interviews with the old timers they are pricless❤
I absolutely love love love these interviews and having the sellers share their history and passion. It is wonderful to learn the backstory on items and how they were used or where they were found. Doing those road trips to find things sounds like great fun! What a wonderful gentleman and I am sorry for his loss.
I love Doug's stories & great tips to give us newbie sellers I was also told by a long time dealer to always have variety & that works for me. The market is always changing glad he said that. He has some outstanding items!
09:45 I saw all the Fuller tins. The company headquarters was maybe 5 miles from my house; the building is still there. The salesmen went everywhere, door to door but the main factory/HQ was in Hartford, CT. I don't collect Fuller, unless you mean still having some of their product in my house and still in use!
I love these interviews with your dealers. I would have liked it better if he opened the case to show us some of those candy containers you were talking about. We can learn a lot from these folks who've been doing this for so long.
If my math is correct then he's in his 90's. Rrally cool old items. Prices seem very reasonable considering the price of the Rin Tin Tin piece. Sorry to hear his wife passed away. 😥⚘️
Thank you! Mr Doug keep doing what you love and educating the future generations. Berner brothers keep doing the interviews with the old timers they are pricless❤
Volume fixed 👍🏼 great interview 👏🏼👏🏼
Nice to meet you Doug! Great interview!
I absolutely adore these vendor interviews. I love the story telling aspect of these people’s love of collecting and selling. Give me more!
I absolutely love love love these interviews and having the sellers share their history and passion. It is wonderful to learn the backstory on items and how they were used or where they were found.
Doing those road trips to find things sounds like great fun!
What a wonderful gentleman and I am sorry for his loss.
I love Doug's stories & great tips to give us newbie sellers I was also told by a long time dealer to always have variety & that works for me. The market is always changing glad he said that. He has some outstanding items!
09:45 I saw all the Fuller tins. The company headquarters was maybe 5 miles from my house; the building is still there. The salesmen went everywhere, door to door but the main factory/HQ was in Hartford, CT. I don't collect Fuller, unless you mean still having some of their product in my house and still in use!
Loved this interview!
Great interview. Loved Doug's stories, especially about the shaving mugs.
Thanks for the interview. Loved looking around your booth. 😊
What a great interview!
So fun!
I collect a lot tins and shaving mugs love thisvideo
Some interesting items, thanks for showing us around. Josh looks so different without his cap, i didnt recognise him. I can see the brother likeness.
I love these interviews with your dealers. I would have liked it better if he opened the case to show us some of those candy containers you were talking about. We can learn a lot from these folks who've been doing this for so long.
I love when u interview the dealers but I wish would show more of their collections in their booths
If my math is correct then he's in his 90's.
Rrally cool old items.
Prices seem very reasonable considering the price of the Rin Tin Tin piece.
Sorry to hear his wife passed away. 😥⚘️
I have that airplane glass
No sound
Try again, should be finished uploading now
No volume? 😢
Try again should be uploaded now
Does he have any Jewel Tea?