You know he has admitted he does it deliberately, the little tinker. Ha ha. It is like Mike saying Lewis for Louis Vuitton. Grrr. It is French, you don't sound the "s".😣😎
I started buying storage units a couple weeks ago, and I just bought my second one yesterday I watched I learned and I bought... That's what makes me a bona fide nut haha
I have my 50 year high school reunion in 2 years. One year you are 13 and the next year you are 66. Still act like I am in my 20s and also feel that way.
I think this guy and I were the only two people to buy that Tin Machine album. It was impossible to listen to - David wanted out of his contract. That album stack looks like it's all straight 80s. The White Album is a reissue. Those empty covers could be worth a few bucks too; people frame them. 15:26 The box is worth more than the contents. Happens. 19:24 Nope, not even plated. Silvertone posts. That Navy pin is a sweetheart piece. 22:01 ladies watch, probably gold-filled 22:18 WWII participation medal - you got one for being in the service. 22:37 stick pins, or hat pins if they're long enough. Originally for men's ties but we women swiped them later. The red one is gold-plated and rhinestone. The other might be real. 28:15 Maker's mark. Made to look like a Victorian one, but it's not. I'd say you found something good.
- Din't take that scrapbook apart. Sell it as is. They are in demand for crafters. Epherma. Love the old pages. Good Luck and the best to you and your family. Hugs.
I'm going to have to disagree with all the ones saying those pins were hat pins. They look more like the decorative lapel pins my grandmother had from the 1930s-1940s. Hat pins usually had to be long enough to stick through a woman's updo and the hat, so mostly 6 inches or longer. Hat pins also were not typically flat backed.
Sometimes class rings were given as "going steady rings" and the girlfriends wrapped them with tape to make them fit. The lapel watch would be worn by a nurse or teacher. Please check on the hat pins because they are collectables.
Turned out to be a great locker.Good for you Jack , you deserve it.Jack where is your lovely ring you wear on your little finger. Haven’t seen it for a while.Really looking forward to the next video’s.KeepSafe. TakeCare.🏴🥰😷
17:18 The Clash - 'London calling' double album in 1980 was very popular in that punk rock era, interestingly they traced their musical lineage directly to Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee. i'm into Jazz but quality musical genres imo was great back then.
The stick pins in the box are hat pins. I think that light stone necklace is turquoise. Red stone is garnet. Tiny pin watch were the first watches for women. Mostly medical and mliitary
Jack you have some amazing albums there from the Beatles wow they bring back memories the one that's from Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band that just sold for $290,000 in the US but I don't think you have that one but the other ones are amazing too you always find some amazing stuff Jack God bless you and your family watching all the way from Spain thank you so much for these videos they're very much appreciate it can't wait to see the next video These are some amazing things you find peace out
Sometimes clearing my mind works to the good. Just a simple decision I made from watching your other 1$ video. I have a mini cargo work van. New decision I need a trailer with a full width pull down ramp and another 2 wheel dolly that has a extension coming out from the floor. Some day. Thank you Jack for your videos entertaining/educating. I need to get in shape anyway lol.
The pins are either stick pins for a lapel or for a hat pin as said already. Very nice finds. I am not sure the ruby stick pin is real, gold usually doesn't tarnish. But they seem special for being in the separate box. Tfs, great video.
Hi Family, hope you had a wonderful Xmas, the old cards back then were much prettier back then. You are also a couple years older than my Son. That was a very good locker. I will be honest though I like when your alone, you keep your video's interesting. And funny 👍👍👍💚❤️💙🤗
That pocket watch maybe it is a 9k roseGold or 10k roseGold i think . You should open it and see what inside the backcase . if it is a gold it should have the engraved inside backcase there.
Jack just want to tell you take time to look through those pennies my find that 1943 then Jeremy what the hell's would flip out God bless you peace out
Hi Jack. Just love following your adventures. What a find this locker turned out to be!!! Out of interest, I'm about to buy my 1st Loupe, what is the one you use. Have a great New Year and all success for the future. Regards from the UK. Stay safe
Wash the stick pins with ruby's with toothpaste and toothbrush you will be surprised. Have a reputable jeweler look at them. They're actually real Jack
I think those scrapbooks should go back to the family too - they were compiled with love as a family record of their stories - kind of scummy to look at those as nothing but $$ for you.
I know it's been two years but . . . I don't know what girls in high school do now but when I was in school, you'd wear your boyfriend's class ring when you and him were "going steady" (do they even do that anymore?) and would make it fit by adding yarn or tape. That's probably what you had there.
The long pins are hat pins.The tape is on the ring probably because someone gave it to a girl and they would be going steady. The ring would be to big for the girls finger so we would put tape on it or dentist floss so it would fit. The Somali pin faith the chain is either a fraternity or a sorority pin.
Thanks for bringing us along. Those are hat pins. Usually pretty collectable.
Those pins you found that were in the white treasure box are beautiful hat pins. Very popular in the 30's & 40's very collectable.
parts of these videos are like a shoddy form of time travel. nice.
Jack😂O~NII~Dah ...our Oneida Nation here in WI would flip their lids😂😁
Tee hee hee.
You know he has admitted he does it deliberately, the little tinker. Ha ha. It is like Mike saying Lewis for Louis Vuitton. Grrr. It is French, you don't sound the "s".😣😎
A popular thing among servicemen in the South Pacific and Japan in WWI was to bring back pearls nad loose stones to gift to loved ones.
Hatpins to keep your hat from blowing away and the watch with the fleur de lis is a fob watch that nurses wore
Thanks so much for the info!
Most class rings are 10 k. Gold. Small pins are for mens ties, called stick pins.
Thank you for sharing your joy! I appreciate you.
A great ending to that locker! Congrats on all the great finds! 💜
Thanks!
Great treasures. Ready for more!
Jack I love your videos I learn from you all the time. Your engaging and full of charisma. I hope you and Janna had a great Christmas with your girls
This unit turned out to be a winner. Congrats
I started buying storage units a couple weeks ago, and I just bought my second one yesterday I watched I learned and I bought... That's what makes me a bona fide nut haha
Congrats! That’s awesome.
I have my 50 year high school reunion in 2 years. One year you are 13 and the next year you are 66. Still act like I am in my 20s and also feel that way.
Wonderful locker! Great finds; these were fun to watch!
At 29:57, that red square stone looks like a garnet. That is my husband's birthstone and was also his mom's. We have her ring in a lock box.
Jack, try checking that ring with Josten's. They made the class rings back then. Hopefully when you get the tape off you'll find some markings.
I think this guy and I were the only two people to buy that Tin Machine album. It was impossible to listen to - David wanted out of his contract. That album stack looks like it's all straight 80s. The White Album is a reissue. Those empty covers could be worth a few bucks too; people frame them. 15:26 The box is worth more than the contents. Happens. 19:24 Nope, not even plated. Silvertone posts. That Navy pin is a sweetheart piece. 22:01 ladies watch, probably gold-filled 22:18 WWII participation medal - you got one for being in the service. 22:37 stick pins, or hat pins if they're long enough. Originally for men's ties but we women swiped them later. The red one is gold-plated and rhinestone. The other might be real. 28:15 Maker's mark. Made to look like a Victorian one, but it's not. I'd say you found something good.
Hi locker nuts, I always enjoy going on the journey with you, as soon as you put out a video I watched it I love locker nuts 💓❣️❤️💞🤗🤗😁👍
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Din't take that scrapbook apart. Sell it as is. They are in demand for crafters. Epherma. Love the old pages. Good Luck and the best to you and your family. Hugs.
Yes another one to watch x
I tip my hat🎩to you sir for returning the personal photos.
Happy new year to you and your family .
From Marie in Ireland.
Love you videos.
Great viewing
I'm going to have to disagree with all the ones saying those pins were hat pins. They look more like the decorative lapel pins my grandmother had from the 1930s-1940s. Hat pins usually had to be long enough to stick through a woman's updo and the hat, so mostly 6 inches or longer. Hat pins also were not typically flat backed.
Sometimes class rings were given as "going steady rings" and the girlfriends wrapped them with tape to make them fit.
The lapel watch would be worn by a nurse or teacher.
Please check on the hat pins because they are collectables.
Turned out to be a great locker.Good for you Jack , you deserve it.Jack where is your lovely ring you wear on your little finger. Haven’t seen it for a while.Really looking forward to the next video’s.KeepSafe. TakeCare.🏴🥰😷
thanks for all good videos
17:18 The Clash - 'London calling' double album in 1980 was very popular in that punk rock era, interestingly they traced their musical lineage directly to Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee. i'm into Jazz but quality musical genres imo was great back then.
The stick pins in the box are hat pins. I think that light stone necklace is turquoise. Red stone is garnet. Tiny pin watch were the first watches for women. Mostly medical and mliitary
This makes me sad, someone's memories! They didn't care enough to get them and most goes in the trash.
You separated the Lia Sophia necklace from the box and it would have been nice to keep them together for authenticity.
Oh, and "BDA" is "Budlong, Docherty & Armstrong," a jewel in Providence, Rhode Island active in the early 20th Century (IIRC).
Great adventure Jack
Jack you have some amazing albums there from the Beatles wow they bring back memories the one that's from Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band that just sold for $290,000 in the US but I don't think you have that one but the other ones are amazing too you always find some amazing stuff Jack God bless you and your family watching all the way from Spain thank you so much for these videos they're very much appreciate it can't wait to see the next video These are some amazing things you find peace out
Those hat pins are vintage for sure.
Forecast is in! Plenty of ohhhh's, enough for all.
LOL
Sometimes clearing my mind works to the good. Just a simple decision I made from watching your other 1$ video. I have a mini cargo work van. New decision I need a trailer with a full width pull down ramp and another 2 wheel dolly that has a extension coming out from the floor. Some day. Thank you Jack for your videos entertaining/educating. I need to get in shape anyway lol.
I loved it thanks for sharing, God Bless you
You made out there buddy you're the man ❤️💯❤️
Those pins are hat pins, chances are they're 15k & not always marked. Looks like the stone could be rhodonite garnet.
Great find & fab little locker 👍
Great finds, tfs
The pins are either stick pins for a lapel or for a hat pin as said already. Very nice finds. I am not sure the ruby stick pin is real, gold usually doesn't tarnish. But they seem special for being in the separate box. Tfs, great video.
Good score on the unit.
The tiny little watch with a Fleur de lys is probably old. Take care of it.
LOL! 1949 was the year I was born!
The pins are for hats a long time ago
Thanks! That makes sense.
well my mom wore them in her coat lapel and one actually became a weapon when some slob messed with her she stabbed him LOL.
28:31 bda ring was cut off a swollen finger at some point and they never had it repaired.
I enjoy these adventures very much 😍😍😍
Thanks Jill!
The class ring looked like it said duolay, MEX looks like roman numerals or sorority letters. or mex for mexico LOL
Hi Family, hope you had a wonderful Xmas, the old cards back then were much prettier back then. You are also a couple years older than my Son. That was a very good locker. I will be honest though I like when your alone, you keep your video's interesting. And funny 👍👍👍💚❤️💙🤗
That pocket watch maybe it is a 9k roseGold or 10k roseGold i think . You should open it and see what inside the backcase . if it is a gold it should have the engraved inside backcase there.
I’ll check it out. It’ll also likely be in our Monday auction.
For stick pins look on the pin itself for the gold mark!
The 29 connected to the pin look like old steady pins. A guy would give them to a girl to show they were going steady.
Jack: When you scrap the gold ,what happens to the diamonds? Or does your dealer give you a price for both?
A little cutlery trivia for everyone. Where was the Ginsu knife made?
That cash book is an old ledger. They fetch pretty good money on Ebay! Those negatives might be pictures of the store
Hat pins are collectibles too:)
I think your pin up girl was Jeane Harlow I may be wrong but I believe that is who's in the first picture you showed
Hat pins are collectable..auction would be best.
Very nice, well done video.
Jack just want to tell you take time to look through those pennies my find that 1943 then Jeremy what the hell's would flip out God bless you peace out
The markings are usually on the needle.
Gold is always good
The photo at 4:45 is from WWII.
So cool!
looks like the famous Rocket Scientist Jack Parsons in that group photo with the first USA fighter jet the p-80, might have something important there
Alot of the older gold rings thin out to breaking...
Are those hat pins?
Hat pins
Jack, The Knives are pronounced "O-nye-da" not "O-knee-da". We are in upstate New York With Oneida a days drive away.
I was gonna comment about that too. I'm from Cortland NY area and knew he was pronouncing that wrong too.
@@beckysmith2678 Sometimes we just have to get things off our chest, or set things straight. I'm sure Jack understands.
Great Video!
hat pins in the box. old!
How can one buy that 3 ring ensemble?
I’m probably going to hold onto that one. I haven’t been selling my gold lately.
@@LockerNuts It just reminded me of my mom. Usually I don't ask to buy but if you decide please let me know. Hugs from NC
The Greek letters pin is a fraternity/sorority pin....good eBay piece.
Hi Jack. Just love following your adventures. What a find this locker turned out to be!!! Out of interest, I'm about to buy my 1st Loupe, what is the one you use. Have a great New Year and all success for the future. Regards from the UK. Stay safe
Its babies first hair clippings. Put them in with the personal items
Wash the stick pins with ruby's with toothpaste and toothbrush you will be surprised. Have a reputable jeweler look at them. They're actually real Jack
I was wondering if due to the time period if the ruby was Burmese
Thanks Randy!
Hat pins
The long pins are hat pins.
Thanks!
Dam you tore that love box open
that white album could be an easy $70/80 if it is complete and in such good condition
I think those scrapbooks should go back to the family too - they were compiled with love as a family record of their stories - kind of scummy to look at those as nothing but $$ for you.
Jack you should give the hair back to the previous owners. People save hair from dead relatives. It probably means a lot to them.
I know it's been two years but . . . I don't know what girls in high school do now but when I was in school, you'd wear your boyfriend's class ring when you and him were "going steady" (do they even do that anymore?) and would make it fit by adding yarn or tape. That's probably what you had there.
...Great! 💲💲
The one pin looks like a garnet not a ruby.
Nice finds on this unit. Congratulations
Thanks!
Those are probably hat pins.
If it's a Ruby it will still be red under a black light
The long pins are hat pins.The tape is on the ring probably because someone gave it to a girl and they would be going steady. The ring would be to big for the girls finger so we would put tape on it or dentist floss so it would fit. The Somali pin faith the chain is either a fraternity or a sorority pin.
Those are hat pins...
Jones of New York is high dollar
The ring was cut probably off mom fingers they do that at hospital
Agree
Fun
How is it, that the family members don't want the memories
I dii ok my know if they do or don’t, but we are going to return photos to the office in case the owner does come back for them.
These are hat pins
All that hand waving tends to become annoying, but I did enjoy the series.
Jack, keep your singing in the shower Please!
Ah bummer. So you in won’t be subscribing to my new channel “Jack sings the 80s”? LOL.
Honey it is pronounced O-ni-da on the cutlery not O-nee-da. Just want you to know.
Love your videos and your voice,
I don't get why you give back pictures but not the other things that might have meant a lot to them?
Pronounced...o ni da...🥰
Btw, LOVE THE DOLLS WE GOT AT THE AUCTION!!
It’s a hat pin
Ever find cash in b-day cards?