I love the real old antiques. I am 75 and they are older than. Me. Packed so well and so clean. You have bought treasurers. Take them to an expensive antique auction and you will be able to retire. Wow!
Funny story about the Schwin Air Dyne...in Alliance Nebraska, the jail had one in the exercise yard. One of the prisoners rode it everyday and buildt up his leg strength enough to be able to climb the wall and escape...true story! Paul Harvey reported it and I lived there when it happened!
The containers with long chains are called a thiruble. They are for dispensing burning incense. Used by the Tibetans, Orthodox and Catholics, probably others. Love you all xx
The stand with the foot shape is a cobblers last for putting a shoe on that's being repaired or made, my Grandfather had one. I guessed old irons, which surprised me when I was right. My Mum had a gas iron which my Nan said came after the flat irons like you have in the box. Sorry I don't think 1971 is old, but then I was born before that lol. There was so much there I hadn't seen before, and after the way you were like with the goggles I suggest keeping them somewhere the smell wont get to you lol. Some of the picture frames are lovely, so much care was taken when they produced items in the past, there was great pride taken in making things, not like mass produced when the more got out the better! I didn't sleep last night so I shall be settling down shortly, goodnight my friends,God bless you all love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK
The thing I liked best in the video is the fact of the table and the chair for grandma Ventures . The only thing that would make it better is if Ashley was filming and Wade carried the boxes to the table . Maybe you need a 2 tripods , two cameras for two different angles . Boy Ashley would hate editing all that together .
Have to say, so love grandma's poshmark. Have all my Christmas shopping done. Thanks to you guys. Looking forward to seeing more things on the poshmark.
Oh how the sewing box reminded me of all my grandmother’s sewing stuff. She always kept those chocolate boxes for her sewing notions. She kept cake tins or cookie tins with buttons.
Love your hoody Wade. The bowls with chains in the suitcase are what priests use to waft incense in church. The sewing machines were in wooden cases when families moves out west in wagon trains.
I Love the Winnie the pool, sorry if I misspell worlds I work since I was 5 years, started picking cotton and only went part time school then my dad got sick and stay working a long time, so I don't know much computer that's why I don't buy from you all but LOVE watching you and your family, if I could I would buy from you all, GOD BLESS you all never told anyone about my not knowing how to order but LOVE seeing you all good luck, but I know you all will do good. LOVE always from Pasadena Texas.
I absolutely love this locker. Thank you for showing everything. I agree with grandma ventures about the t pot wall hanging. My granddaughters would have loved that x
Hey Wade and Momma Ventures...when I was a kid back in the early 70's,and I am 54 now,I had one of each the yellow metal truck and the red tractor.they were specials at Christmas and my parents had gotten them from Western Auto,which I don't think is in business any more
adding on to this wonderful identification, they were made by the Doepke toy company which was in business from 1947 to 1960, and where known to make the most accurate and durable steel construction toys of the time.
What looks like a shoe is a cobblers last and is used in the repair of shoes. The shoes are placed over the foot and new soles can be hammered in place. The irons: the one that is rounded would have been heated by placing directly on a gas cooker jet, as was the 'carron.'
I m so glad you are back to the daily videos. Your videos are the best. Fun, laughter & some fantastic items. My favorite item was the sewing box, my mom had one just like that one with pretty much the same items. German scissors were considered the best seeing scissors because of the clean cut edges on the material.
I would recommend that you buy a tripod for your camera a small table o n e and a full floor one. (1) to keep your camera from moving and shaking, (2) then you would have both of your hands free.
The recorder is from 1947. It cost $150.00 back then. It's value now is $1600.00. You can find every part for sale online. Some from a few dollars to some around $50.00 from what I researched. Good job Wade!!
05:40: Alf is brown, I seem to remember. 12:01: If it's from West-Germany, it really is old, from before the two Germany's were reunited. 18:28: It is indeed a cobblers tool. Can't remember the name just now, but they use it for nailing new soles and heels on shoes. 34:58: One of the first portable, or should I say luggable computers! Incredible! 38:50: A very, very old sewing machine, normally there's a little handle at the flywheel that you spin to make it work. Don't be afraid I'll get bored, I could watch this every night right until spring!
The Webster Chicago is a Wire Recorder. Before reel to reel recorders early recording in the mid to late 40s into the 50s was on piano wire. I archive old recording by digitizing the original recordings into a modern format. Usually I remaster and edit recordings and convert them to CD. I have done wire recordings from the 40s for a number of clients. They are usually voice recordings.
The black sewing machine at 38:40 may be the brand Royal Sewing Machine. I noticed a very faint R on the front of the machine and it looks very similiar to their machines. the brass things with chains at 48:09 are incense censers and the bell looking thing at 48:15 is an early doorbell.
You heat them up on wood stoves and some of them hold water. I want the one with corvette or two. I think it might be to check ears and help with speech problems. I love unboxing videos. Very cool teapot. You need a disc. I have one in a wood case with a singer they are beautiful. I think the projector is from the forties, I was born in 51 and my uncle had one. It is for testing eyes. In the Catholic Church when the Priests blesses the people he swings the incense ball and speaks a Latin prayer.
I would buy that sewing kit! Let me know. Have you sold the Singer Featherweight machine yet? You should auction. It. We featherweight people are a little crazy. I know people with 10 and more
12:52 Doepke Model Toys Pressed Steel Earth or Corn Hauler Belly Dump Truck ...about $100 in that condition !!! The road grader is from 1949 and over $200 !!!
45:51 What you have are Masonic Hoodwink Initiation goggles, at least $150 ea. I can't wait for your next video !!! I just wish I were there to help you. Research is one of my funnist things to do. You just learn so much !!!!
Put a dryer sheet in the zip lock bags with the goggles. It really helps take oders away. I use it for musty smelling magazines and old books and ephemera.
The wire recorder sold for $50-$200 + shipping which is $50+ all of them sold as is or for parts. You could put it up for the higher price, if it doesn't sell within a month lower it to $150 and go from there. I'd bet it would sell for the higher price, especially with Christmas around the corner.
Wade wow you have a year worth of video, I love all this, it remind me of home, it's a nostalgic storage for me, all that stuff is an antiques and vintage, the foot thing is for repairing shoes and the irons that has no cord are used to be heated by fire either coal or wood and it's very old between 1940 -01950 and it's really worth money, the silver and the gold hanging thing that has chains, that comes in the wooden box with the googles my mum had them, you can find them in Arabic homes until now, you put a piece of a coal in them and there are special expensive spices calls Bokoor in Arabic you put it on top of the lighted coal and cover them with the cover that comes with it and the steam and the smell comes from the holes in the cover. I even have Bokoor now at home here in London UK.
I was here and at the time of the projector. My = dad would show us movies all the time. I am 80, so that might give you a clue. My grandmother had a sewing machine with a wood cover. I am old. LOL
46:52 That is a thurible, for burning incense, used by Tibetans, Catholics, orthodox Jews, and it is big bucks if complete.... over $450 ea. You guys have hit the jackpot with this unit !!!! 48:53 Looks like a door latch and a doorbell. Probably Eastlake style. Not great money but everything adds up.
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LOVE-LOVE Grandma Venture’s hair, and the sweater looks GREAT on her!!
I love the real old antiques. I am 75 and they are older than. Me. Packed so well and so clean. You have bought treasurers. Take them to an expensive antique auction and you will be able to retire. Wow!
Wade your laugh with your Mum's antics is so funny .
Funny story about the Schwin Air Dyne...in Alliance Nebraska, the jail had one in the exercise yard. One of the prisoners rode it everyday and buildt up his leg strength enough to be able to climb the wall and escape...true story! Paul Harvey reported it and I lived there when it happened!
I love your show , specially when you work with your mother 👍👍
I love your mother she is hilarious, it's great to see the amazing relationship you have with her. Love to you all from Australia.
The containers with long chains are called a thiruble. They are for dispensing burning incense. Used by the Tibetans, Orthodox and Catholics, probably others. Love you all xx
The Thurible & the rest of the contents maybe connected in some sort of religious way I’m not sure
The containers with long chains are for burning incense in some religions. Called thiruble
The stand with the foot shape is a cobblers last for putting a shoe on that's being repaired or made, my Grandfather had one. I guessed old irons, which surprised me when I was right. My Mum had a gas iron which my Nan said came after the flat irons like you have in the box. Sorry I don't think 1971 is old, but then I was born before that lol. There was so much there I hadn't seen before, and after the way you were like with the goggles I suggest keeping them somewhere the smell wont get to you lol. Some of the picture frames are lovely, so much care was taken when they produced items in the past, there was great pride taken in making things, not like mass produced when the more got out the better! I didn't sleep last night so I shall be settling down shortly, goodnight my friends,God bless you all love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK
My favorite thing is there interaction between the two of you. You make it so enjoyable. So interesting that all irons
Really enjoy the unboxibg with you & grandma Ventures, always a good laugh.
I am so looking forward to further videos. Thank you so much for sharing. I am from British Columbia, Canada.
The thing I liked best in the video is the fact of the table and the chair for grandma Ventures . The only thing that would make it better is if Ashley was filming and Wade carried the boxes to the table . Maybe you need a 2 tripods , two cameras for two different angles . Boy Ashley would hate editing all that together .
Have to say, so love grandma's poshmark. Have all my Christmas shopping done. Thanks to you guys. Looking forward to seeing more things on the poshmark.
Us old timers were fond of using empty Whitman sampler boxes for storing our crafting odds and ends.
Oh how the sewing box reminded me of all my grandmother’s sewing stuff. She always kept those chocolate boxes for her sewing notions. She kept cake tins or cookie tins with buttons.
I have a small sewing box... Maybe 10 inches square... I use it a lot...😮
I love Grandma Venture's cardigan today. She looks great!
Really neat stuff. I liked all the vintage electronics. Grandma Venture sweater is lovely. I love the relationship you have together. Cherish it.
Love watching the unboxing...I still use a wooden rolling pin when baking...they're the best!...TFS
I love old thread, it is so thick. Thread today is so thin. Old thread is cotton too.
48:00 Door bell - a very early one, Round part was installed on the inside of the door, the flat piece on the exterior.
Caramel M&ms are the best. Now I am stuck but very happily watching your older videos. Grandma Ventures is such a hoot.
Wade you leave your Mom alone. I love your Mom’s sweater. It’s so great to see y’all back unboxing. See you tomorrow.
Old doorbell. The rectangular piece goes outside and the bell itself inside. Absolutely beautiful!
This is so fun to watch. Love your mother
The sewing cabinet is absolutely beautiful
Love your hoody Wade. The bowls with chains in the suitcase are what priests use to waft incense in church. The sewing machines were in wooden cases when families moves out west in wagon trains.
I love the wood sewing box !!
I Love the Winnie the pool, sorry if I misspell worlds I work since I was 5 years, started picking cotton and only went part time school then my dad got sick and stay working a long time, so I don't know much computer that's why I don't buy from you all but LOVE watching you and your family, if I could I would buy from you all, GOD BLESS you all never told anyone about my not knowing how to order but LOVE seeing you all good luck, but I know you all will do good. LOVE always from Pasadena Texas.
I absolutely love this locker. Thank you for showing everything. I agree with grandma ventures about the t pot wall hanging. My granddaughters would have loved that x
Hey Wade and Momma Ventures...when I was a kid back in the early 70's,and I am 54 now,I had one of each the yellow metal truck and the red tractor.they were specials at Christmas and my parents had gotten them from Western Auto,which I don't think is in business any more
OH MY GOD. Those wonderful metal toys!! WOW!!
hi folks wanted to say mom looks good glad shes feeling better god bless you all
Looked them up from comment below those are antique welding goggles.
Every day looking forward to them. Love the sweater.
The Orange one is a road grader to use on dirt roads to keep them smooth. The yellow one is called a pan, used in road construction and coal mining.
That is quite old... I'm 74 and they were still used on country roads in rural areas when I was a kid
adding on to this wonderful identification, they were made by the Doepke toy company which was in business from 1947 to 1960, and where known to make the most accurate and durable steel construction toys of the time.
Those little picture frames from the late 40s. My mom had all her little pictures in those. Yours are mint in box!
I love getting a history lesson I love the every day videos keep them coming
Yay...Been waiting for this. 😍😊
I love your sweater G'ma Ventures.
My fave was the sewing basket 🧺.
Catching up on your unboxing and I'm blown away! Dude, you just made of like a bandit on that unit. That's a gold mine.
Can’t wait for the next video. Love these old things. I believe that was an old doorbell
Sewing cabinet was absolutely awesome
GRANDMA VENTURES...I LOVE YOUR SWEATER...AND THE HIGHLIGHTS IN YOUR HAIR ARE BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE WATCHING YOU GUYS GOING THRU THE BOXES!
Thank you so much! I needed a makeover LOL!!
The orange metal toy is a road grader. My grandpa drove one when he worked for Penndot. It was also used to clear snow from the roads .
I agree with some of the others, that seeing box is AMAZING!!! I love everything in it but especially the buttons!! ❤❤❤❤
What looks like a shoe is a cobblers last and is used in the repair of shoes. The shoes are placed over the foot and new soles can be hammered in place. The irons: the one that is rounded would have been heated by placing directly on a gas cooker jet, as was the 'carron.'
The sewing cabinet wow a dream come true
Fantastic video,looking forward to the next one.
I m so glad you are back to the daily videos. Your videos are the best. Fun, laughter & some fantastic items.
My favorite item was the sewing box, my mom had one just like that one with pretty much the same items. German scissors were considered the best seeing scissors because of the clean cut edges on the material.
Gorgeous stuff. Very different 👍 can’t wait til tomorrow! 😃
I would recommend that you buy a tripod for your camera a small table o n e and a full floor one. (1) to keep your camera from moving and shaking, (2) then you would have both of your hands free.
Hand crank sewing machine, Tilt the machine out of the base. there is writing on the base of the machine
The recorder is from 1947. It cost $150.00 back then. It's value now is $1600.00. You can find every part for sale online. Some from a few dollars to some around $50.00 from what I researched. Good job Wade!!
Singer had a model that came in a coffin case like that. Look up Singer there is a lot of info online . Great find!
05:40: Alf is brown, I seem to remember.
12:01: If it's from West-Germany, it really is old, from before the two Germany's were reunited.
18:28: It is indeed a cobblers tool. Can't remember the name just now, but they use it for nailing new soles and heels on shoes.
34:58: One of the first portable, or should I say luggable computers! Incredible!
38:50: A very, very old sewing machine, normally there's a little handle at the flywheel that you spin to make it work.
Don't be afraid I'll get bored, I could watch this every night right until spring!
The reunification of Germany was 1990.
@@blaaaaaaarrrrr Sorry, my bad.
My favorite thing of the vids is Denise making me laugh so hard
Thanks!
I love daily vedeos and I think the frames is my favorite Bring it on guys
The Webster Chicago is a Wire Recorder. Before reel to reel recorders early recording in the mid to late 40s into the 50s was on piano wire. I archive old recording by digitizing the original recordings into a modern format. Usually I remaster and edit recordings and convert them to CD. I have done wire recordings from the 40s for a number of clients. They are usually voice recordings.
YES WADE IN THE BOX WITH THOSE STRANGE GLASSES ARE FOR IN SENSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BIG HUGS FROM ROME
We have come a long way baby. double vintage stuff
Yep. Carmel and brownie M&Ms. Yummmmm
look at all the old irons. that one with the cord, i remember my mom having one like it.
I like your videos every day, want to see more of them.
Neat'O vintage stuff. Thanks for sharing 😀 👍 ♥️ 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🎉 🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🎉💯
HI GUYS alot of needle workers use them irons to hold cloth down while making templates for design clothes or curtains carol uk
Hello, it looks like a door's bell. God.bless you all
Wow , amazing locker 👏 Can't wait to see the rest 🙌 😀
That tea pot chest would make a great little library
I love the sewing basket and all the sewing notions. I am a quilter and would love that. Are you going to sell it?
i love GrammaVentures and the unboxings so excited for a new huge series of it!!!! Will yall be doing live auctions this time?
The black sewing machine at 38:40 may be the brand Royal Sewing Machine. I noticed a very faint R on the front of the machine and it looks very similiar to their machines. the brass things with chains at 48:09 are incense censers and the bell looking thing at 48:15 is an early doorbell.
Hi friends!! Love grandma ventures hair!!
The medal foot on a stand is a cobblers shoe repair frame. The number is the size needed for shoes of a certain size. New soles, New heels..etc.
Love sewing accordion box!
Love the sewing box.
What I like about you two you open everything good are bad on cam unlike some other people on youtube
You heat them up on wood stoves and some of them hold water. I want the one with corvette or two. I think it might be to check ears and help with speech problems. I love unboxing videos. Very cool teapot. You need a disc. I have one in a wood case with a singer they are beautiful. I think the projector is from the forties, I was born in 51 and my uncle had one. It is for testing eyes. In the Catholic Church when the Priests blesses the people he swings the incense ball and speaks a Latin prayer.
I would buy that sewing kit!
Let me know. Have you sold the Singer Featherweight machine yet? You should auction. It. We featherweight people are a little crazy. I know people with 10 and more
Love the video. Love you all. Fun all the time.
Love the sweater. Looking good!
Love Grandma sweater
That's amazing lockers that you have brought. Stay safe.
Good vintage stuff can’t wait for more🥰
12:52 Doepke Model Toys Pressed Steel Earth or Corn Hauler Belly Dump Truck ...about $100 in that condition !!! The road grader is from 1949 and over $200 !!!
Hey Vicki!!!
45:51 What you have are Masonic Hoodwink Initiation goggles, at least $150 ea. I can't wait for your next video !!! I just wish I were there to help you. Research is one of my funnist things to do. You just learn so much !!!!
Wow, what a unit,cant wait for the rest of the vids x
Put a dryer sheet in the zip lock bags with the goggles. It really helps take oders away. I use it for musty smelling magazines and old books and ephemera.
28:45 The record Player about $250......the plastic around that sewing kit was to hold the bottom up. I would redo that ASAP.
I want the orange M&M! 🧡 Great Bday present for me! 🧡
Love this locker even though older artifacts-tape recorders etc. don't seem to hold much valie.
I love the teapot cabinet. I would use it for spices.
Great Idea Carole. My aunt who has the same birthday as me is a Carole also!!! Thank you for watching!!
Awesomeness thank you for sharing. Happy holidays to you and your family 👍👍👏👏🥰🥰💖💖🎄🎄⛄️⛄️🌟🌟
I think you have made your money back with this first part of the show today
The wire recorder sold for $50-$200 + shipping which is $50+ all of them sold as is or for parts. You could put it up for the higher price, if it doesn't sell within a month lower it to $150 and go from there. I'd bet it would sell for the higher price, especially with Christmas around the corner.
Wade wow you have a year worth of video, I love all this, it remind me of home, it's a nostalgic storage for me, all that stuff is an antiques and vintage, the foot thing is for repairing shoes and the irons that has no cord are used to be heated by fire either coal or wood and it's very old between 1940 -01950 and it's really worth money, the silver and the gold hanging thing that has chains, that comes in the wooden box with the googles my mum had them, you can find them in Arabic homes until now, you put a piece of a coal in them and there are special expensive spices calls Bokoor in Arabic you put it on top of the lighted coal and cover them with the cover that comes with it and the steam and the smell comes from the holes in the cover. I even have Bokoor now at home here in London UK.
My favourite thing is the teapot cupboard it's so cute 😍 x
Look on the bottom of the teapot cupboard might have more information probably made in Germany !
@@judyb6041 your more than likely right hun x
I was here and at the time of the projector. My = dad would show us movies all the time. I am 80, so that might give you a clue. My grandmother had a sewing machine with a wood cover. I am old. LOL
Yes that is a bell. It is a door bell - perhaps wall mount. The handle's back rod goes through the wall / door and articulates the bell.
I love your sweater momma V
46:52 That is a thurible, for burning incense, used by Tibetans, Catholics, orthodox Jews, and it is big bucks if complete.... over $450 ea. You guys have hit the jackpot with this unit !!!! 48:53 Looks like a door latch and a doorbell. Probably Eastlake style. Not great money but everything adds up.
39:15 there was an exact sewing machine like this one at Goodwill today for $80