Drove 5 Hours for ANTIQUE SHOPPING! | NEW STORE | RESELLER Fun
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- VINTAGE HOME DECOR & Western Antiques | RESELLING in Montana
An oasis in the wilds of the High Plains! Yesteryears Antique Mall is the big and beautiful antique mall of the eastern Montana region, with a lot of fun, interesting and good quality vintage and things emblematic of the Old West! Ranging from to a giant Roto-Lette slot machine to a repurposed Model A wheel table, this place has fun, big wow factor stuff, interspersed with a bunch of fun collectibles from antique peanut butter tins to MCM barware.
But can we find things we can resell for a profit? Billings is the market center for a 350-mile radius, so a lot of the region's best antiques and vintage will be showing here at retail value. But there's so much to this place, we know we'll spot that out of place bargain if we keep hunting!
Upstairs we go, and suddenly our reselling juju takes over! Past piles of vinyl, Fire-King Jadeite, Pyrex and milk glass, we find a space where an old-school phone list is priced firm...at an amazing low price! Next to it, a deep ruby red teapot can't hide its very scarce 1930s shade from us. A bank of 50% off showcases later, and...next thing we know, we're closing the place down! We didn't even get to the basement and back rooms...but now we know, Billings is a worthy stop on our westward antiquing trips.
There's a lot of fun to see in this one, including:
Genessee Beer mirrors, Olympia Beer plaque, Fenton Atterbury style duck, Lucite phone lighter,
aluminum 1950s beverage set, Red Wing neoclassical dolphin ewer, 1960s scenic lamp shade, 1950s Halloween die cuts, Riviera 1930s dinnerware, WWII Army Signal Corps phone, Aladdin yellow lamp, 1960s diamond clock, 1930s beer s&p's, 1970s wire art, Viking red tail bird, Howard Pierce giraffe vase, vintage cigarette lighters, 1910s acid crock, 1950s baseball trophy, English brass candlestick phone, NW railroad calendars, Viking large orange duck, RCMP Mountie pocket knife, Campfire Girls dress, 1890s cylinder desk, 1910s American oak sideboard, 1950s yellow plastic canister set, Pilgrim Glass left handed pitcher, 1910s oak hall tree, cone top beer cans,
1940s platonite Moderntone glass, vintage baseball caps, vintage mugs, vintage plush, vintage Tupperware, Falstaff Beer sign, Inarco Mood Indigo tableware, Camark/NorSo Aladdin pitcher, Franciscan Coronado candlesticks, 1960s battery operated cars, Haeger lavendar swirl ewer, Royal Albert 'Our Emblems Dear' cake plate, Geisha lithophane tea set, Kelvin's monkeys, Warwick Ioga portrait vase, Victorian enamelware teapot, 1910s fringed shade lamps, circa 1900 patriotic mirror, 1960s Brands pilsners, vintage pet carrier, 1890s Canadian crest buckle, Russel Wright child's set, Seminole doll, 1910s cast iron tray, John Perry figures, 1970s Tonka toys, 1960s electric advertising clocks, etc.
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Let's thank George by SHARING this good video with a friend !
Always fun George
For me too! Thanks
That brass phone was absolutely wonderful!!!
You are the Mr. Rogers of antiques!!!!!
Lol I'll take that! My mom says I liked Mr. Rogers when I was a kid
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Thannk you George ! A lot of things to tell us about.
Wow! And Super Wow! My brain was hurting after your show! How can your brain know all that info on all those amazing items! Brain still hurting, but in a good way! Lol! U are the master!💞🧜♀️💞
Well thanks! I've been doing this awhile and I love to share what I know with you
My mom worked at the Desert Inn in Spokane for years!! It was like a playground for me.
She worked in the restaurant named the Moulon Rouge.
It was a very nice motel kitty Korner from the Davenport hotel downtown.
The desert Inn was on the S/E corner of 1st and Wall (or post pretty sure it was wall)
It was torn down in the late 70's to turn into a parking lot that was almost always vacant.
It's sad they did that.
Oh the owner of the Desert Inn (Miss Desert,) always drove around town in a pink car.
Just a bit of history about the old classy hotel motel.
Lot's of stars passed through the Moulon Rouge cocktail lounge where my mother also worked. The cocktail waitresses dressed up like playgirls.. They wore Bunny suits. 🐰
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That's a great story! I'm sorry to hear it's gone. I love to know the background, I can imagine all of that from your description
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Just one more bit of history to add to your amazing mind.
Happy to share the history with someone who appreciates it like you do George.
Aloha for now. 🌺
Oh my. Those lamp shades! I would have snapped both of them up for those prices. They looked to be in amazing condition.
They were neat and yes
Elvis looks like he's awesome a mouse! Lolololo
Great store
I agree!
I was a Blue Bird then a Campfire Girl when I was young. My mom was a leader so all 3 of us girls were Campfire Girls.
I bet that was fun!
MONTANA?!!! Whoohoo! 😍
Thanks for,sharing, so interesting and fun.
Thanks! It was for me too
Beautiful antique store!
As always a great time for shopping and a good teaching lesson. I liked the beautiful piece of Murano. It must be an older piece. Happy travels.
It was 1950s with that fiery opal! glad you had fun with me
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Hi George,
I’m in that ten percent group. And Yes, I think that was very nice of Pilgrim Glass to think of us Lefties. I love being a Leftie. My Mom tried to teach me to use my right hand when I was younger, but It never felt right. Lol! That Booth 9 TV display was very clever…Loved this antique mall. Thank you so much….Saw lots of new things…So fun! ❤
I'm glad you resisted, my mom was shamed into trying to be right handed by her teachers but she couldn't do it. They don't recommend that anymore though thankfully! I really liked this place too, glad you had fun!
My mom had her hand taped to the desk to convert her to the right hand. She refused to allow anyone to try and switch me, although I do some things naturally with my right hand. There’s a lefty store in the Galleria area in Houston, I loved seeing all the things they had available.
I am a “ southpaw” as well💜
They did that to my dad, and his right handed cursive was atrocious. Some schools of thought say that making kids switch is harmful to the workings of their brain.
George, I'm a Montanan, and I've been meaning to suggest to you that you need to go to Yesteryears! Binging your videos today and I see you have! It's my favorite place to spend an afternoon in Billings.
New subscriber here, so glad to have found you. I have been binge watching all your videos which are much better than anything on network tv! You are so informative and I'm learning a lot, thank you!
That really was an amazing antique mall.
I liked that one a lot
well George, you should of gotten a hotel and gone back the next day! ☺great education as always. thanks for the great video!
I wish I hadn't had a schedule to keep!
Yes! I took pottery for my degree and I know many potters. You can ask any potter and they will tell you that a good red is hard to get.
That's right! Even Franciscan's ruby came in three different shades because they were never sure which would come out of the kiln.
That left handed pilgrim glass pitcher is great. I also agree with the static/snow on the TV sometimes you just want the noise and not all the other stuff to go with it. I would have been in heaven with all the Tupperware lol. Been collecting that and yes I do use it, nothing beats it except glass jars. Thanks for sharing you need the whole day to go through this mall. My kind of day for sure. Have a great day and safe travels.
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My kind of place!
There were a couple of nutmeg graters in that group George. At least I think a saw them. Going back to look again.
Oh shoot, maybe I missed them! I was looking for the very small ones
Well I didn’t know Catherine Holm wasn’t a person! Thanks for the education George. Love to you and Xeno. Take care darlings xx
I thought that for years as well! It's a place called Catherineholm in Norway
I really liked seeing this place! Hope it’s not too long before you can get back here to see the rest of it. 💚💚💚👏👏👏
me too!
You definitely need to go and see Devil’s Tower! We saw it a few years ago and were so impressed by it! There is a cement walkway all the way around it so be prepared to stay for a while! We kept hearing voices and there were people climbing the side of it……so interesting!!
Fun! I'll go someday
I just adore your spunk! Auto correct wrote spanking! I almost didn't catch it! Omg! Lol.
Lol! I'm happy you feel that way
That is dedication to drive an extra 5 hours. That’s the kind of distances you get in the western states quite often. People back east are sometimes astonished. My best friend was concierge at the Little America Hotel in SLC. Guests would be disappointed they couldn’t quickly travel from there to the National parks in southern Utah. “What do you mean, it will take all day to drive there?!”
It's so funny! When Mt. St. Helens blew, we lived 120 miles north and our relatives in Connecticut were horrified that we hadn't evacuated lol
MONTANA !!!! WOW !!! I just had to click in to see where you went that was worth that drive. I'm not a reseller so I normally don't go very far. I complain for an hour drive !!
I was headed west anyhow but I had to book it to get there while they're open!
I frequent this mall! PLEASE, please come back and go to Marketplace 3301. It’s about 3 blocks down on the same street, same side. I love that one and I think they have really great prices. I’d love to know what you think! Thanks George!
That is really great info! I'll try to get back there my next trip through
@@TheAntiqueNomadand Yesteryears is moving to a new building, so is having a lot of sales right now!
This was great and left you wanting more. lol Love all the Viking figurines something hard to find though, especially with the paper stickers still attached. Can't wait for the next part of this store. Have a great day
Glad you enjoyed it, I'll have to go back and show more!
This store was awesome as far as such an eclectic variety! Loved it.😍💕
It really is!
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Wow, that’s dedication! 5 hr drive?? You are called “nomad” for a reason!!! 💜
I would love to find a left- handed picture for my daughter!
Grew up in Billings!!!!!!
Oh cool! I wonder what that building was originally
John Paul Jones is still with us 😊
Glad to hear!
I loved the Native American dolls! Especially the one in turquoise! I used to get dolls like that on vacation in New Mexico.
I really do too
I would hav scoped up the R Wright children’s dishware ❤️
I was tempted
I have a lot of catching up to do. But, heh… nothin’ like a nomad binge!!!💜💜💜
I understand, I'm behind with a few of my favorites too! Have fun
Good evening, George! I used to have one of the Budweiser Clydesdales model kits like was on top in that booth. Those things are a pain to assemble...never finished it and gave it away. I'd like to find a lighter with the "Twist" lemon menthol cigarettes on it. I have a full matchbook and a pinback button, so a lighter would be nice to have. I'd like to have a jadeite water set, but I don't think those were made. Mosser has made some, but I'd want an older one, if they had been made. That Greek piece reminded me of Pratt Fenton "Old Greek" pattern. The colours and pattern were almost exact. Aaarggg! - that barrister bookcase. The Warwick IOGA vase was really pretty. I tend to like the browns and tans colour scheme on Warwick, but that blue one was really nice. That looks like a place to spend a day browsing. Thanks for the take-along!!!
They sure are, I've seen lots unmade and few completed! I've never heard of Twist lemon menthol cigarettes, a good idea (?) for the time! I've only seen Mosser water sets in Jadeite, I don't think that was in the original lines, even the McKee and Fenton 1920s-1930s jades didn't seem to include them. I was surprised by that Warwick in that shade but it was interesting I thought. Thank you for coming along!
@@TheAntiqueNomad After reading the instructions for the model kit, it went directly back in the box. It was more than I wanted to tackle.
If I remember correctly, Twist cigarettes came out in 1973 or '75, but I'm not sure about that. They weren't long-lived. I can remember trying to get my parents to buy a carton of them and just put it away. Unopened packs of them, now, might have some noticeable value. I look for items with them advertised/promoted. Always enjoy your premiers!
I see a gorgeous Jack in the pulpit
That is so pretty!
You probably don’t remember loving Mr Rogers because you were too young to remember. His show was geared for very small children.
That's true, I was apparently a big fan at age 3
My little brother was a big fan about that age, also. I was about 12, he was about 2 when Mr. Rogers and PBS were new.
Awesome store!
It really is!
I had to tell you but the railroad key looks very damaged. There are no letters impressed on the handle. It almost looks like the handle was ground down to remove the letters. This was often done when the keys were stolen.
Thanks for a fun adventure in Montana.
I came to the same conclusion after they took it out of the case, so I left it behind! Good observation
@@TheAntiqueNomad Keys, I'm familiar with. Badges, I avoid those. Lots of them were faked. Not in my wheelhouse either.
Love the railroad calendar. Something my mom would love to have. The Olympia Beer sign reminds me of my grandmother it was her beer of choice and she used to have a really cool Olys bar sign that looked like water going over a waterfall.
Omg those blue Hollywood Regency lamps are gorgeous. I a green and 2 amber ones unfortunately they aren't a match set.
Wasn't that a great color? I always see amber and green, which are nice but more available. Oly was our beer of choice in high sch...uh, I mean college (I grew up in Bremerton, we were not well behaved kids). The Railroad calendars are personal favorites of mine!
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I saw a skeleton clock in the clocks at 30.06-30.10! I saw one on antique roadshow yesterday. They are British and worth about a thousand US but not sure about price since I didn't see a glass dome over it.
Wanted to tell you, I absolutely love my "bronze" Haegar pitcher. It's unique and beautiful! Thank you! I love the Pierce vase. Hopefully, you can find one in good condition for me.
I am so glad it got there safely! It's very cool
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Thaw was a fun place out west
That place was packed! Thanks for sharing george!
It sure is!
Hi Sorry I missed the live. I was busy striking out at an online auction. Was trying to buy a Chinese altar fruit peach for myself and some Georges Briard plates to sell. Nada .Maybe tomorrow night's fare will be better. Nice stuff. Frustrating when you go into a mall and just walk and walk and walk until you come across some buyable stuff.
Oh shoot! I love those altar pieces, sorry you missed out. I don't mind having to look hard at a mall now that I get to share all the other cool retail priced stuff with everyone
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Maybe those Oldsmobile models should have been staged to look like they were broken down on the side of the road. My family had one of those.
Lol My dad bought one Olds and that was its fate as well
Hi Geoge
Hi! Thanks for coming to chat with us during the premiere!
Macrame hanger at 5:03
Yes! Macrame is back , people want to hang plants again and have nubby natural textures, it's trending again
I remember the thrift shops in Billings were pretty good.
They must be, those dealers are sourcing well
@@TheAntiqueNomad I'm guessing the estate sales are fantastic.
Thanks for another great video. Any chance that at some point you might educate us on how you knew immediately that the law enforcement badges were fake? Would also like to know more about how to determine authenticity of military medals and badges. Cheers my friend.
Hi there! I didn't want to bug them to take them out when they were closing, but those badges were not struck deeply enough, were too flat a shade of silver and if we saw the back, they would've had safety clasps instead of the original old-style
At that moment I thought, "What an eye that man has!" I can only wish!
Certainly looks like a place you can lost in! How often do you come across Sinclair Dino items?
Not often! It's a very popular collectible
Thanks George! My son and I hit the Aurora Antique mall on Monday to do our Christmas shopping... We had a wonderful time! Thank you for the recommendation! We plan on hitting the one in Snohomish next! My daughter in law had a blast too, and has decided she likes Pyrex (Of course she had to pick the most expensive of items, LOL) I think I will start her off with my black snowflake Pyrex... I love it, but I don't actually collect it, so if that is what she likes, it's a good start.
Oh I'm so glad! You'll have fun in Snohomish, I'm in Star Center Mall on 2nd St. (who knows how picked over my space is at 40% off) but there's lots of malls and shops on 1st St. as well. Black snowflake is a great gift and a great starter piece!
really great george but every once in awhile could you tell some prices for roseville -- i know the markets depressed but my collection needs evaluated
Hi, Harriett! I'm finding in general that the 1990 era Roseville price guides are about correct again now
@@TheAntiqueNomad hey! great! thanks! ill get out my old schroeders!
Sorry to have missed this Premiere, but was working on one of our own auctions today. At the 7min. mark, I loved those produce boxes below the furniture piece. I also had those patriotic glasses on top of it as a kid here in WA. Those Olympia plaques were awesome!!! I wish I had been there, as I would have picked them up; dickered 1st though..LOL Absolutely loved the Kindo clock!! Did all of the items you bought go to the Portland sale??
I'm glad you're busy though! I really like all produce boxes myself. I remember the patriotic glasses at the Kitsap County Fair but they were hard to win, you tossed coins into glass objects and if you landed it from distance you got to keep it...they kept those up high so no one ever got them. The Oly plaques are good and I find them occasionally at prices I can buy to resell...but only when I'm far from the Pacific NW! I actually took the items to the sale in Florida instead. Good luck with the auction!
I could spend hours in there
I need a few more hours to finish seeing it all!
Love this! I think you bought the sliding telephone # thing that sits by the phone. I would love to buy that from you. Mom had one back in the day (50s - 60s for me) and don't know where it went. I have a great operational candlestick phone and would love to use that beside it! Any chance of purchasing from you based on this video??
Hi, Ann! That one sold right away but I think I may have another that has a rotary dial instead of a slider...if that interests you, please email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com, I'm away for the holidays but can make a note to check
How much was the Macrame plant hanger behind you George?
Over $100 I think
Frame 21:38 " Elvis saw a mouse ". I think its worse than that. It more like he just got a glimpse of the future & saw whats happened to Graceland & the rest of the world !
Lol...although he added some "interesting" decor to Graceland after Priscilla left himself
Hard to find bargins out wes compared to east coast or where yove been.
It really depends where you go! There isn't as much that was made there and the population was small in the old days, but I do get deals at places like Packwood Flea Market in Washington
@@TheAntiqueNomad ill go with you to Packwood
The 1960’s Blue Earthenware is sooo ugly. Forgive me if anyone likes it but to me, it was over the top gawdy. 🤭
I have to admit it is not my taste either, but it does seem to have some adherents...probably because it's hard to find anything like it that shade of blue
A million commercials, yuck.
I'm sorry, it's how RUclips affords to put us on air...you can avoid them all if you get a Premium account so you don't have to watch them, I finally broke down and did it myself and it's worth not having the interruptions
2:34 AN EGG SCALE THAT WEIGHS EGGS AT 4 DOLLARS A POUND
22:48 I HAVE THAT PAIR OF FRANCISCAN CANDLESTICKS
I've always liked Coronado!