Itake a 2 in plastic pipe roll a cardboard box make a tube ship 7 ft rod I bought 18 rods for 100 a lot of vintage rods the box cut one corner cut top to bottom lay it out roll it around the tube and tape it I also use pool noodles for packing around the rod I use pirate ship cost around 20 and the buyer pays shipping enjoy your vids
Your kindness & politeness to people at garage sales separates you from other youtubers. Even Kayla was genuinely listening to that old lady about the hope chest. Stuff like that makes people smile.
Another really good video! You remind me of my oldest son! I just love seeing estate sales! Those women had everything so well organized and easy to find items.
My biggest issue with garage sales from folks who own antique booths are they tend to mark their prices fairly high with little room to negotiate with, even going back on the last day they still stand high on items not worth buying for re sell. I love estate sales and yard sales, I've done pretty good on re sell items at those. I'm glad she was offering 50% on her items. You got some really nice fishing poles.
This reminds me of an "estate" sale friends of mine had after her mother passed away. They let me and my daughter go through the place before it opened to the public. It was bitter sweet because I knew the family well but got some amazing deals. Love your videos, you guys are awesome.
At 6:56 in bottom right is a silver pan that’s ruffly around the edges. A set of 2 will bring $15-20. They are Duncan Hines Tiara pans. I find them often for $1 & under…..
When you go to an estate sale ask the person running for their info. I made a new friend this weekend that runs them, follow her on social media and considering I walked with 3 plus big trash bags for $20 she'll remember me. I did have to kick myself for leaving a Shakespeare pole (one you've talked about before) but I couldn't remember lol
The orange carnival pitcher is the Iris pattern. I have a set of 8 tumblers and a sandwich platter. Now I need that pitcher! The long white case was probably for the fly rod.
The broken end rod guide can be replaced. Walmart has replacement end rod guides. Just use clear epoxy & wipe clean before it sets. Save all your rod guides. Cut them off old rods (or save old broken rods, they don't use much room).
Thanks for sharing the video great finds at the estate sale good profit I can't wait to see what is next I will be watching for the next notification take care hope you and Kayla have a blessed night
We have estate sales in small town Wisconsin. I don’t believe they are run by a company. I think the family just labels them estate sales. We do have auctions run by companies.
⚓️Being a Navy guy, u missed the Great Lakes Training Center book. Military always sells. The Ted Williams case… I have my Dad’s still, with the bamboo pole and fly rod… very cool piece (and sentimental (RIP Pop!) - Always love your stuff… thanks for always listing more lessons!
While I was watching the video I also noticed that book and thought I should have picked it up - i didnt comp it on on ebay but it was probably worth the pick up
Picked up a vintage 2 pc. 6'1" Light action Shakespeare Wonderod bait caster. The info for line size and sinker weight has aged off and is completely unreadable. Otherwise its in perfect shape got it at an estate sale last month at $5. Just posted it this morning on FBMP at $25. Wish me luck!
👋🏻 Hello Julian & Kayla! 🥰 Great finds @ the estate 🏡 sale! I really liked the little “Club” ♣️ saucepan! I would’ve totally bought that! *You should’ve “comped” the carnival glass! My MIL has some & she told me that it’s very antique & worth some money. I don’t know how much it was…but I think 🤔 next time you might want to give it another look 👀 *Texas has a lot of estate sales here! I love going to them! I prefer them over normal “yard/garage” sales because there is usually stuff in every room & it’s held INDOORS! Best part for TX heat!!! 😉 •See ya next time! 👋🏻🥰♥️
That is true about the carnival glass - i did a little research when I was editing the video - and that is the good thing about estate sales - there is usually more stuff =)
The 'Ted Williams' guncase was Sears Roebuck 'store Brand'. You find almost any kind of sporting goods including guns with that name. It was quality goods made by major manufacturers. I believe that trade name became obsolete mid 80s
The difference between Estate sales and garage sales is hardship. Please keep in mind that people that hold estate sales may be in certain stages of mourning. The usual extremely low prices or high prices may pivot on sentimental value and not actual book value both combined with a need to empty the house by a certain date. Large items can usually be obtained through at a great price showing an interest other than a monetary value. Its important to some degree to know what items are used for. Some items might and often are over priced due to sentiment of the survivors attachment. If you handle the item respectfully and even speak to the seller of its use or experience you've had with a similar item showing interest and spending time talking to the seller and listening to the backround tale attached to the item. Even hold it for a few minutes as if thinking or reflecting on it. But never disrespect the item even if its way over priced. Then put it carefully back down. Most of the time you'll hear, "what would you like to pay for it? " Then you can state your respectable reasonable price or what you can only afford to pay,. Even saying its out of my price range. But thank for allowing me to see it. Never disrespecting the item. People like to know that their items are going to a good home. You might just hear you can have it for your price. This of course only works if you are buying a single or couple items. Look around first then a second time to make a few purchases then go after tg e larger item already having purchased the smaller items.
I get a kick out of listings that use words like "rare" or "unicorn" or phrases like "hard to find" in the title that are anything but that. Like when they're used on listings that are with 100s of other listings for the same item and there's 3 or 4 sold
Did you know that USPS has 2 sizes of priority "tube" boxes that make into triangles. They are priority or express depending which way you put them together.
Hey y'all ... Been wanting to ask for some time now if y'all have kids at all or are all the dinosaur finds just for you JULIAN??? My sweet lil 8yr old grandson Xane is a dinosaur expert and I'm not exaggerating. There is not even 1 dino that he doesn't know it's name ... It's time period ... Region on earth it was found ... Whether it is a carnivore...herbivore...or omnivore. OMGoodness... he absolutely amazes me with his dino knowledge and he loves your videos!!! He always watches with me and says MEEMAW I wonder how many dinosaurs Mr Julian will find today... Or if he will get any dino stickers. Y'all keep up the good work we enjoy y'all so much!!! Thanks again ... BIG LOVE from Waycross GA Lynne Tyre-Mock
I don't go near estate sales. The companies that run them bring inventory in from past estates and their stores and generally have a ton of knowledge. Extremely difficult to find something mispriced with a lot of meat on the bone. You can find quality items to keep occasionally.
Yeah without a doubt watching this video fishing equipment is one of my Mainstays I'd have to say probably 30% of my sales are fishing equipment that's probably down from 60% after I started watching this video I'd hate to have to count how many videos that I've watched of these kids out there picking up all kinds of stuff. I had really kind of give up, then she bought them stupid Mickey Mouse ears so I bought them stupid Mickey Mouse ears and I sold every one of them. And I was off and running now I haven't missed a video on probably 6-8 months and I've researched all the way back to almost pretty close to the start I think I appreciate y'all.
I used to do stuff like this for years. Then one day stuff stopped selling. I just sold a 1970 Coke mini fridge in excellent condition for $10. I am now stuck with 4 storage units full of mostly new stuff with some gems hidden throughout. Stuff doesn't really sell on ebay any more either. I would advise for people Not to do this stuff unless they already have it sold.
I have to do some more learning on them - i looked them up on ebay and some are worth a ton and some are worth not so much. trying to learn the difference for sure.
I spend some relaxing time watching the videos you guys put out. When I saw how you handle all items you could tell you are ok. Now put your wife on to close once in a while.
Thanks so much for watching!!!
Itake a 2 in plastic pipe roll a cardboard box make a tube ship 7 ft rod I bought 18 rods for 100 a lot of vintage rods the box cut one corner cut top to bottom lay it out roll it around the tube and tape it I also use pool noodles for packing around the rod I use pirate ship cost around 20 and the buyer pays shipping enjoy your vids
Love stopping at yard saies , you never know what you'll find ! One mans trash, is another mans treasure ! 👍🏻
Your kindness & politeness to people at garage sales separates you from other youtubers. Even Kayla was genuinely listening to that old lady about the hope chest. Stuff like that makes people smile.
thank you so much! im just happy they are having the sales that I can go too =)
I have a hammer I bought in the 90’s at an estate sale and I love it. When I use it, I think about the man who owned it before me-his projects, etc.
I think about that too about tools - like all the stuff they have fixed
Another really good video! You remind me of my oldest son! I just love seeing estate sales! Those women had everything so well organized and easy to find items.
Yea she does such a good job - we go to alot of her stuff and she does very great about getting stuff out that you can see it.
My biggest issue with garage sales from folks who own antique booths are they tend to mark their prices fairly high with little room to negotiate with, even going back on the last day they still stand high on items not worth buying for re sell. I love estate sales and yard sales, I've done pretty good on re sell items at those. I'm glad she was offering 50% on her items. You got some really nice fishing poles.
Yea - I was impressed she was doing 50% off - very good stuff for sure
This reminds me of an "estate" sale friends of mine had after her mother passed away. They let me and my daughter go through the place before it opened to the public. It was bitter sweet because I knew the family well but got some amazing deals. Love your videos, you guys are awesome.
Yea that is a little bitter sweet - we had just done that not too long ago too . Thank you!
At 6:56 in bottom right is a silver pan that’s ruffly around the edges. A set of 2 will bring $15-20. They are Duncan Hines Tiara pans. I find them often for $1 & under…..
that is a good name - i remember that - i have sold some in the past - great eye!
It was so nice that the lady gave you great deals. A lot of them don't. Love your videos and can't wait for the next one.
aint that the truth - she was making deals that day
When you go to an estate sale ask the person running for their info. I made a new friend this weekend that runs them, follow her on social media and considering I walked with 3 plus big trash bags for $20 she'll remember me. I did have to kick myself for leaving a Shakespeare pole (one you've talked about before) but I couldn't remember lol
that is a great idea! Alot of Shakespeare poles are not so good - i look for mostly older ones - =)
Ted Williams used to be the ambassador for Sears Roebuck and Company for their sporting goods so that comes from the 50s or 60s well done
Yea I did some research on him pretty awesome stuff - I want to find that fly fishing reel now LOL - bucket list item now. =)
Ted Williams had a home in Chagrin Falls Ohio, a mansion. He probably had a pond on his land and it’s right by the Chagrin River.
That wedding cake topper reminded me of my parents', which would have been 1960s. Beautiful.
Yea that is about when she said they were married - very nice
The orange carnival pitcher is the Iris pattern. I have a set of 8 tumblers and a sandwich platter. Now I need that pitcher! The long white case was probably for the fly rod.
Thank you! And you are right it went to the fly rod.
Sports items are always fun for you.. Thanks for taking us with you..
The broken end rod guide can be replaced. Walmart has replacement end rod guides. Just use clear epoxy & wipe clean before it sets. Save all your rod guides. Cut them off old rods (or save old broken rods, they don't use much room).
Very true i have a great ugly stick surf rod I still need to fix the front guide.
Thanks for sharing the video great finds at the estate sale good profit I can't wait to see what is next I will be watching for the next notification take care hope you and Kayla have a blessed night
thank you!!! we were def happy with this sale
We have estate sales in small town Wisconsin. I don’t believe they are run by a company. I think the family just labels them estate sales. We do have auctions run by companies.
yea i wonder how much the company gets for running the estate sales
⚓️Being a Navy guy, u missed the Great Lakes Training Center book. Military always sells. The Ted Williams case… I have my Dad’s still, with the bamboo pole and fly rod… very cool piece (and sentimental (RIP Pop!) - Always love your stuff… thanks for always listing more lessons!
While I was watching the video I also noticed that book and thought I should have picked it up - i didnt comp it on on ebay but it was probably worth the pick up
Sabre rods are nice…if that was a Medalist fly reel, thats nice too
its hard to sell those Sabre rods... I cleaned them well and will fix the one and probably keep them LOL
Picked up a vintage 2 pc. 6'1" Light action Shakespeare Wonderod bait caster. The info for line size and sinker weight has aged off and is completely unreadable. Otherwise its in perfect shape got it at an estate sale last month at $5. Just posted it this morning on FBMP at $25. Wish me luck!
I bet you get $25 for it! Thats a good buy for $5! Id have bought it too
That Cedar Chest you were looking at, I believe is a bluebird. One of the higher craftsmanship at the time.
I believe 100 to $500 for that bluebird.
that is awesome! It seemed very high quality - amazing it looked that good for that old
I loved Cedar chest. You guys did get some really good deals. Thanks for sharing.
I wanted to get that cedar chest but no room for it =(
More great finds, thanks for sharing.
thanks so much for watching!
👋🏻 Hello Julian & Kayla! 🥰
Great finds @ the estate 🏡 sale! I really liked the little “Club” ♣️ saucepan! I would’ve totally bought that! *You should’ve “comped” the carnival glass! My MIL has some & she told me that it’s very antique & worth some money. I don’t know how much it was…but I think 🤔 next time you might want to give it another look 👀
*Texas has a lot of estate sales here! I love going to them! I prefer them over normal “yard/garage” sales because there is usually stuff in every room & it’s held INDOORS! Best part for TX heat!!! 😉 •See ya next time! 👋🏻🥰♥️
That is true about the carnival glass - i did a little research when I was editing the video - and that is the good thing about estate sales - there is usually more stuff =)
@@beardedthriftmachine I’m glad that you did some research 🧐 on it! 😉 If you see it again…might be worth getting?! 🤩
The 'Ted Williams' guncase was Sears Roebuck 'store Brand'. You find almost any kind of sporting goods including guns with that name.
It was quality goods made by major manufacturers. I believe that trade name became obsolete mid 80s
Thank you
The difference between Estate sales and garage sales is hardship.
Please keep in mind that people that hold estate sales may be in certain stages of mourning.
The usual extremely low prices or high prices may pivot on sentimental value and not actual book value both combined with a need to empty the house by a certain date.
Large items can usually be obtained through at a great price showing an interest other than a monetary value. Its important to some degree to know what items are used for.
Some items might and often are over priced due to sentiment of the survivors attachment.
If you handle the item respectfully and even speak to the seller of its use or experience you've had with a similar item showing interest and spending time talking to the seller and listening to the backround tale attached to the item. Even hold it for a few minutes as if thinking or reflecting on it. But never disrespect the item even if its way over priced.
Then put it carefully back down.
Most of the time you'll hear, "what would you like to pay for it? "
Then you can state your respectable reasonable price or what you can only afford to pay,. Even saying its out of my price range. But thank for allowing me to see it. Never disrespecting the item.
People like to know that their items are going to a good home.
You might just hear you can have it for your price.
This of course only works if you are buying a single or couple items.
Look around first then a second time to make a few purchases then go after tg e larger item already having purchased the smaller items.
Love all of your videos! Keep up the good work ❤
Thank you! and thanks so much for watching!
I get a kick out of listings that use words like "rare" or "unicorn" or phrases like "hard to find" in the title that are anything but that. Like when they're used on listings that are with 100s of other listings for the same item and there's 3 or 4 sold
yea - i agree 100% - more like just hard to find one LOL
Did you know that USPS has 2 sizes of priority "tube" boxes that make into triangles. They are priority or express depending which way you put them together.
i dont use those any more due to the increase of long boxes at the usps - I find Ups way cheaper
I use parcel select sometimes to ship big stuff. The Guy at my post office told me after the 1st of the year they are doing away with parcel select.
Yeah better off now just doing ups or FedEx...USPS up there cost by alot of bigger items it's not worth it anymore
You definitely found plenty of good stuff. Nice finds to both of yall!
thank you! and thanks for watching!
Hey y'all ... Been wanting to ask for some time now if y'all have kids at all or are all the dinosaur finds just for you JULIAN???
My sweet lil 8yr old grandson Xane is a dinosaur expert and I'm not exaggerating. There is not even 1 dino that he doesn't know it's name ... It's time period ... Region on earth it was found ... Whether it is a carnivore...herbivore...or omnivore. OMGoodness... he absolutely amazes me with his dino knowledge and he loves your videos!!! He always watches with me and says MEEMAW I wonder how many dinosaurs Mr Julian will find today... Or if he will get any dino stickers.
Y'all keep up the good work we enjoy y'all so much!!!
Thanks again ... BIG LOVE from Waycross GA
Lynne Tyre-Mock
I don't go near estate sales. The companies that run them bring inventory in from past estates and their stores and generally have a ton of knowledge. Extremely difficult to find something mispriced with a lot of meat on the bone. You can find quality items to keep occasionally.
yea we dont have to many around here
Great!
Cheers from Israel 💪🏻
Thank you!!! =)
That was a great sale and you guys got a lot of good items. But I noticed you passed up those Lionel trains again.
yea im trying to learn more about trains - they were priced higher but should have asked more about them
Yeah without a doubt watching this video fishing equipment is one of my Mainstays I'd have to say probably 30% of my sales are fishing equipment that's probably down from 60% after I started watching this video I'd hate to have to count how many videos that I've watched of these kids out there picking up all kinds of stuff. I had really kind of give up, then she bought them stupid Mickey Mouse ears so I bought them stupid Mickey Mouse ears and I sold every one of them. And I was off and running now I haven't missed a video on probably 6-8 months and I've researched all the way back to almost pretty close to the start I think I appreciate y'all.
Jack we appreciate that! Those mickey ears sell =)
Such a nice lady. some good deals
Very! She is awesome and does a great sale
Ted Williams loved to fish. I guess he loved more than just baseball.
Yea i did some research on him - said to be one of the best fly fisherman- pretty awesome
I dont get much for most of the Medalist reels but they always sell so I buy every one I can get for cheap.
Aint that the truth
I used to do stuff like this for years.
Then one day stuff stopped selling.
I just sold a 1970 Coke mini fridge in excellent condition for $10.
I am now stuck with 4 storage units full of mostly new stuff with some gems hidden throughout.
Stuff doesn't really sell on ebay any more either.
I would advise for people Not to do this stuff unless they already have it sold.
id advise people to do what you want - and i know a ton of people making it work on ebay only =)
@@beardedthriftmachine
Oh yeah, people make it work.
I'm just saying the market is not what it used to be.
Why didn’t you get the Carnival Glass, it was beautiful!
Do you get a good deal on your boxes and shipping supply? Do you buy in bulk or get it as you need it? Great finds! Thanks for sharing!
I buy in bulk about 4 times a year from Uline and i save on the cost of the boxes and the shipping
go to the ca=pet sto=e a!d get some carpet tube to ship the case rods it works &reat
good idea
I'm new here. Enjoyed your video. Nice negotiations on the fishing rods.😊
Thanks for watching! And i appreciate you giving the channel a chance
So glad you are able to make money. Love the old gear for fishing. Kayla’s pic is precious.🐾🐾🦴☮️💟🤡😡🫠🤩💫🫶🏼
One of my favorite items to pick up =)
Good deal on the fly rod
i agree =) one day ill learn how to fly fish
Lol lol, wife>>>> glad you are sure . Fun vid. Thankyou
thanks so much for watching!
I saw you pass up some old Lionel trains at this sale and a garage sale recently. Could be some good profit there.
I have to do some more learning on them - i looked them up on ebay and some are worth a ton and some are worth not so much. trying to learn the difference for sure.
Do you video with your phone or you have secret smart camera glasses 👓 go pro??
we use a go pro on like a cross body bag - I did look at those smart glasses though
This is what happens to all that stuff we think our kids will cherish as a reminder of us.
:24 hail Thor 🔨
=)
I don't know how I missed this one! ) : Looks cool! ( :
=)
Like that house .
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Are you sure Kayla doesn’t want to keep that wedding cake topper?
I asked - she said sell it - she really likes them - she should start a little collection
Did you guys have an interesting cake topper for your cake that she can keep forever?
Your wedding cake
Great video!
thank you! and thanks so much for watching!
I have my mom’s cedar hope chest; I cherish it
I bet! that was an awesome cedar cedar
Nice haul!
Thanks!
Miss the original roll in music .
I lost that file - and I'm trying to find it
@@beardedthriftmachine Hope you do, because it fit the show perfectly.
Great pickups.
thank you =)
Moral of the story - Live life lean .
thanks so much for watching!
Enjoyed it.
thank you!
👍👍👍👍👍
thanks so much for watching!
May I call u Jewls 😮
Should have picked up the Mickey Mouse…
How much is it worth? So I know for next time?
😃
thanks so much for watching!
I spend some relaxing time watching the videos you guys put out. When I saw how you handle all items you could tell you are ok. Now put your wife on to close once in a while.
👍❤️😊
Thanks so much for watching!