Well she was nice and I wanted her to get her due! It was lots of fun but the meet-and-greet was so hectic and fast that I'm sure some people were overlooked
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen something in your videos, heard the story behind it, and then added it to my treasure hunt list! Thank you George for my new appreciation for all things antique and vintage!
Hello George, Your videos are amazing. I always learn so many new things from you. It was awesome to hear (the horse purse) vendor telling you how much she’s improved the way she sells because of watching you. I could hear the joy in your heart as I listened to your conversation with her. And I admire how generous you are with your knowledge of things and how you share all the new information other sellers share with you. But, mostly, I admire how compassionate you are for all people… living and deceased. You are a wonderful addition to the RUclips family. ❤
I'm so thankful for your wonderful praise! I try to do all those things, but it's genuinely out of love for this old stuff and sharing it with the people who feel the same way
George thanks again for an extremely entertaining and informative video. I love the way you enhance other members of the antique trade community. is amazing how we are able to sense the honest and sincere admiration you guys have for each other. All of you make us feel like family. I guess when you dedicate yourself to accumulate so much knowledge about the history of this pieces you also accumulate the humanity they represent, the people, the ages, the history, and their beauty is what fascinate us so much. And you do it so so well. we can feel how much you enjoy it. You remind me of that phrase, "like a kid in a candy store". The work you do for the antiques community is outstanding. I've always had high interest for antiques but the way you manage to make us feel like if we were right there with you make us absolutely love them. Knowledge is an art and in the process of applying this specific one you are a master. And... that's what happens when you love what you do. Again, thank you so much!!!
Wow, what a nice thing to say! I appreciate it very much, I do think it's true that people are easiest to approach when they're sharing their passions and I'm so glad I get to do that and share it here
Thank you for reaching out to Sam and giving her a shout out for her kindness during the meet and greet. “Do things for people not because of who they are or what they can do in return, but because of who you are,”
I felt it was important! I certainly didn't expect such an overwhelming response, it's not surprising some people didn't get the involvement they'd hoped because it was very hard to keep track of who's who
Good evening, George! $25.00 seemed like a steal on that porch rocker. The Vincent Price photo, in the old frame, was cool. Loved that Coralene decanter set! I liked all of that cast iron! That guy certainly knew his cast iron, too. Most interesting! That heavily carved table was super nice! It looked like you were having a blast there. Lots of really nice items. Thanks for the take-along!!!
Hi there! It was a real bargain. Everyone loved the VIncent Price photo during the premiere, I should've noticed it more! The cast iron info was really helpful to me and I figured you would also appreciate it...I was pleasantly surprised how many other people liked hearing about it. Springfield is always fun!
Your channel inspirers me to start selling my vintage and antique things I have collected for years. I love the education I get from watching, Thank You 😊
Family of 4 girls...our pink kitchen!!!!!! When my folks stopped ranching,,1994...everyone in second hand business dad says started to hide,,,,so much now i think went in that move. And we still kept a lot for the family rendezvous place..lol. I think kitchen went before ranch where I have cried many a tear over the Barbie Dream House..lol. I adore how all help each other having such a good time with their things and buying from each other supporting each other.
Hi there! I'm glad this triggered a memory. Losing childhood toys is often the gateway to collecting, oddly enough! We do really enjoy hanging out and sharing our mutual interests
I noticed you have an ice bucket made by west bend (I think). I inherited my Grandma’s but we used it to keep the dinner rolls warm. I’ve never seen one before. You are so knowledgeable George…and very down-to-earth and relatable, I enjoy your videoes.
The vast knowledge we learn from you makes every video exciting, even when you learn something new!😊 While I am not a reseller, learning & seeing items I never new existed makes it even more special. 💕
LUV the child's pink kitchen appliances. I had a set very similar in the late 50s. We saw that bird cage w skeleton! Seller told my dghtr she hung the skeleton to draw attention to the birdcage. Lol. We enjoyed meeting you George & will look for you nxt yr too! Best wishes and Happy Selling! Chris in Springfield.
Hi George I am glad you got to shop some . I enjoyed buying as much as selling when I sat up at Swamp Meets.I am only 50 miles from Rolla. Loved learning about cast iron from Ron. Thanks for sharing. That birdcage was amazing.
Thak You for Sharing. So enjoyed seeing the old metal Irons. So funny at home we used them for door stops 😆. So many interesting things. Love the variety. I so enjoy learning about the things you find. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
Streaks in your world have been "The item of the day" in my world. Anyone who's shopped with me over the years knows the game. For the longest time, the chrome penguin ice bucket was 'it'! Last Sunday, the 2nd at Alameda it was typewriters (albeit, high priced ones.) Except one vendor. His was $10! It needed some "love" that I was unable to give it. It didn't come home with me.
Thank you very much for responding to my text about the leather purse ,I'm always on the look out for their leather work they did it for a number of years ,their both gone now
George, you are such a sweet and kind man. Sam just topped 1000 subscribers, I'm sure in part due to your shout-out. My friend next door growing up had that pink kitchen set I was always very envious of it.
What a great variety of items & lots of interesting information. I did see a Fenton Christmas fairy lamp like one I purchased in the Pennyrile gift shop when I was a waitress in the 70’s.
omgoodness great imformative video!!! learn a couple of really good tibits & luv when that happens..watch,listen & learn & most of all enjpy,so thank you!!! :)
Leather goods like your horse head purse should be plentiful in Cadiz and lake areas. The prisoners in Eddyville prison made those for spending money for years. They had a small booth in front of the prison. They even personalized items and took special orders. I still have one of my Mom’s wallets here I think.
It's true! I've bought and sold a couple of them around here, but people in this area actually collect them now so I don't find many like I used to do.
We saw a Cream farewell show in Madison Sq Garden as we were in NYC for my nephew’s 18th in 2005 We went to the show ‘as a treat’ for him but it was of course for the benefit of his parents and me ! Sadly Jack and Ginger are no longer with us There was a documentary about Ginger’s colourful life not long before he died and he decided he didn’t like the interviewers questions - so he started hitting him with his walking stick He also produced a Drum Technique Masterclass DVD which is fascinating. - he really knew his stuff
Cool! I just learned that myself in Springfield, I have a video from the Ohio antique show there where a dealer friend of mine told me all about them (it came out in October I think)
George, How much would you charge for the horse purse? I actually just picked up one exactly like it at an estate sale of a woman who made jewelry almost exclusively in the American Indian style.
George, if you ever find a piece of Great Northern railroad restaurant ware, please contact me as both my grandfathers worked for it out of Havre, Montana. Thank you.
Hi I'm really interested about the leather purse you purchased , my mother Ellin Bailey & her sister marie Wilson did tooled leather work & signed their work it looks like one they did I wounder ?
She hung out with me at my space some and got to meet a lot of the people there. There seemed to be confusion in general about the meet and greet, but she got to meet a lot of people anyhow
I love how you talk with the dealers and we learn more. I appreciate that.
I want to do more of that! There is so much knowledge in this group of people
Kudos for calling out Sam's kindness in taking photos for the meet and greet.
Well she was nice and I wanted her to get her due! It was lots of fun but the meet-and-greet was so hectic and fast that I'm sure some people were overlooked
The dealer selling the cast iron was quite knowledgeable and interesting. Im not really into cast iron, but I love learning the history on anything.
That's me too, once I know what makes something interesting then I get interested too, even if just vicariously
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen something in your videos, heard the story behind it, and then added it to my treasure hunt list! Thank you George for my new appreciation for all things antique and vintage!
I'm so excited to hear that! I love collecting and giving people new fun interests is fun for me too
Great shout out to Pink Elephant Parlor 🐘 👏
Hello George,
Your videos are amazing. I always learn so many new things from you. It was awesome to hear (the horse purse) vendor telling you how much she’s improved the way she sells because of watching you. I could hear the joy in your heart as I listened to your conversation with her. And I admire how generous you are with your knowledge of things and how you share all the new information other sellers share with you. But, mostly, I admire how compassionate you are for all people… living and deceased. You are a wonderful addition to the RUclips family. ❤
I'm so thankful for your wonderful praise! I try to do all those things, but it's genuinely out of love for this old stuff and sharing it with the people who feel the same way
George thanks again for an extremely entertaining and informative video. I love the way you enhance other members of the antique trade community. is amazing how we are able to sense the honest and sincere admiration you guys have for each other. All of you make us feel like family. I guess when you dedicate yourself to accumulate so much knowledge about the history of this pieces you also accumulate the humanity they represent, the people, the ages, the history, and their beauty is what fascinate us so much. And you do it so so well. we can feel how much you enjoy it. You remind me of that phrase, "like a kid in a candy store". The work you do for the antiques community is outstanding. I've always had high interest for antiques but the way you manage to make us feel like if we were right there with you make us absolutely love them. Knowledge is an art and in the process of applying this specific one you are a master. And... that's what happens when you love what you do. Again, thank you so much!!!
Wow, what a nice thing to say! I appreciate it very much, I do think it's true that people are easiest to approach when they're sharing their passions and I'm so glad I get to do that and share it here
Thank you for reaching out to Sam and giving her a shout out for her kindness during the meet and greet. “Do things for people not because of who they are or what they can do in return, but because of who you are,”
I felt it was important! I certainly didn't expect such an overwhelming response, it's not surprising some people didn't get the involvement they'd hoped because it was very hard to keep track of who's who
You are never at a loss to find value & increase your information!
I'm always trying!
Good evening, George! $25.00 seemed like a steal on that porch rocker. The Vincent Price photo, in the old frame, was cool. Loved that Coralene decanter set! I liked all of that cast iron! That guy certainly knew his cast iron, too. Most interesting! That heavily carved table was super nice! It looked like you were having a blast there. Lots of really nice items. Thanks for the take-along!!!
Hi there! It was a real bargain. Everyone loved the VIncent Price photo during the premiere, I should've noticed it more! The cast iron info was really helpful to me and I figured you would also appreciate it...I was pleasantly surprised how many other people liked hearing about it. Springfield is always fun!
Hi George 🖐
I am so glad to see u our booth.
My first washing machine was an Easy Spindryer. That was in 1964. My great aunt gave it to me. Came in handy with a baby. It worked well.
Neat! With a baby it would have been ideal to have those separate functions
Your channel inspirers me to start selling my vintage and antique things I have collected for years. I love the education I get from watching, Thank You 😊
That’s great, share them and then you can be open to new things to collect!
Wow, the cast iron guy was very interesting and informative. Thanks for another interesting video.
He was great! Thanks for watching
Family of 4 girls...our pink kitchen!!!!!! When my folks stopped ranching,,1994...everyone in second hand business dad says started to hide,,,,so much now i think went in that move. And we still kept a lot for the family rendezvous place..lol. I think kitchen went before ranch where I have cried many a tear over the Barbie Dream House..lol. I adore how all help each other having such a good time with their things and buying from each other supporting each other.
Hi there! I'm glad this triggered a memory. Losing childhood toys is often the gateway to collecting, oddly enough! We do really enjoy hanging out and sharing our mutual interests
Holy COW! The Portage Hotel is long gone, but I have a mighty need for a reminder of my beloved Akron.
I noticed you have an ice bucket made by west bend (I think). I inherited my Grandma’s but we used it to keep the dinner rolls warm. I’ve never seen one before.
You are so knowledgeable George…and very down-to-earth and relatable, I enjoy your videoes.
Oh, thank you! I love the West Bend penguin ice bucket, but they made others too
@@TheAntiqueNomad the one I have is the Penguin. Unfortunately, all my close family have passed on or moved out of state, so no need for warm rolls.
Lots of interesting things. Thanks George.
George you are a Rock star!!!⭐❤😀
Well I wouldn't go that far, but I enjoy having a bunch of fellow enthusiasts around!
I truly love your videos, because you share so much history of various items -- even as you learn it yourself. Thank you!
The vast knowledge we learn from you makes every video exciting, even when you learn something new!😊 While I am not a reseller, learning & seeing items I never new existed makes it even more special. 💕
I’m so glad! This is about collecting, I’m a reseller but only because there are collectors
I always learn from you! You have a wealth of knowledge
Love the Iron man.
LUV the child's pink kitchen appliances. I had a set very similar in the late 50s.
We saw that bird cage w skeleton! Seller told my dghtr she hung the skeleton to draw attention to the birdcage. Lol. We enjoyed meeting you George & will look for you nxt yr too! Best wishes and Happy Selling!
Chris in Springfield.
It was so much fun to meet you too! Happy selling indeed, I look forward to next May there
Love from Canada!🇨🇦❤️
And to you!
Fun to see all those things
thank you for taking the time to bring us with you ..............learned alot!
Love and peace
And to you!
great seeing your friends. I know of a few of them and enjoy their channels. Everyone is fun in their own way! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤❤
Your great George! I enjoyed this so much. Glad you sold so much merchandise at this show. Hope your van gets fixed without any glitches
Thanks again! All turned out well, even the van
Wow! Very cool and interesting items and knowledge George. Great to see “new” pieces.
This was great and so much information!! Thank you!
Bye all....thx George❤
Great video George!✌️Thanks.
Your very informative George thanks I love your videos and your kindness and bright cheerfulness😃😃😃
So nice of you, I appreciate that!
Hi George I am glad you got to shop some . I enjoyed buying as much as selling when I sat up at Swamp Meets.I am only 50 miles from Rolla. Loved learning about cast iron from Ron. Thanks for sharing. That birdcage was amazing.
Ron and his wife have been really nice to get to know! I was so appreciative of his information.
Just to show my support and to tell you, again, how much I enjoy your videos.
I appreciate that! Thank you so much!
Hey George, Peggy enjoyed seeing the old Stenograph machine. She has been a Stenographer since 1984.
Oh that's cool! I will send you an email now btw
Always Love your videos George, learn so much!❤️👍
Your voice is so much deeper when It’s early. Such an easy tell tell 😆
Lol that has always been the case too I warm up slowly
Oh my goodness! That pink kitchen set! Only $80!?
So cute for the price
Thak You for Sharing. So enjoyed seeing the old metal Irons. So funny at home we used them for door stops 😆. So many interesting things. Love the variety. I so enjoy learning about the things you find. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
We did too! They're indestructable
Take care George! Another fun vlog.
Thanks 👍
Nice stuff your looking at.
The cast Iron story was cool.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Streaks in your world have been "The item of the day" in my world. Anyone who's shopped with me over the years knows the game. For the longest time, the chrome penguin ice bucket was 'it'! Last Sunday, the 2nd at Alameda it was typewriters (albeit, high priced ones.) Except one vendor. His was $10! It needed some "love" that I was unable to give it. It didn't come home with me.
I still like the penguin ice bucket! I found glass at one Alameda, pottery at one and airplane propellers at one. It’s like it all comes out at once!
Thank you very much for responding to my text about the leather purse ,I'm always on the look out for their leather work they did it for a number of years ,their both gone now
Oh I’m happy for this video thanks
I'm glad! Me too
Great video. Love all of your information!❤
thank you for sharing your knowledge, especially on the cast iron
I learned a lot from that fellow too!
George, you are such a sweet and kind man. Sam just topped 1000 subscribers, I'm sure in part due to your shout-out. My friend next door growing up had that pink kitchen set I was always very envious of it.
Aww, thanks, I'm glad! I remember the other girls being jealous of the one who had the big appliances
What a great variety of items & lots of interesting information. I did see a Fenton Christmas fairy lamp like one I purchased in the Pennyrile gift shop when I was a waitress in the 70’s.
I remember the West Virginia and Kentucky resort parks all sold Fenton in the gift shops! I'm glad you're involved with the rebuild at Pennyrile
Congrats on your rising Sub count on all channels
I'm glad you got to see Thrift Battle!
3:00 That outdoor wire seating looks like a Homecrest.
Interesting, I should've looked to see if it had a tag
I’ll have to attend if there is anything like this in Ky.
I want one of those black light posters!
email me at TheAntiqueNomad@gmail.com, I still havea few
omgoodness great imformative video!!! learn a couple of really good tibits & luv when that happens..watch,listen & learn & most of all enjpy,so thank you!!! :)
I did too! So glad the guy shared his knowledge.
Fun fun fun ☺️
I’d love to have some cap guns. Played. “ Army” when a kid with cousins. LOL. They were cool with little red strips of what made them BANG!
And that smoke smell!
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OMG the yellow birds! I am looking for Leo Ward signed yellow. I have W Ward but I want to have all Leo and get rid of my W Wards
That's a Bible holder who made it with the horse head I love it
Tandy apparently
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes I saw the rest of the video sorry I have a cool Bible holder I wish it had a horse head on it like that bag
Leather goods like your horse head purse should be plentiful in Cadiz and lake areas. The prisoners in Eddyville prison made those for spending money for years. They had a small booth in front of the prison. They even personalized items and took special orders. I still have one of my Mom’s wallets here I think.
It's true! I've bought and sold a couple of them around here, but people in this area actually collect them now so I don't find many like I used to do.
I think the pop group artwork is of Cream as it looks like Ginger Baker on the drums
It does a bit, you may be right! They are one of my favorite bands, but I didn't see that somehow
We saw a Cream farewell show in Madison Sq Garden as we were in NYC for my nephew’s 18th in 2005 We went to the show ‘as a treat’ for him but it was of course for the benefit of his parents and me ! Sadly Jack and Ginger are no longer with us There was a documentary about Ginger’s colourful life not long before he died and he decided he didn’t like the interviewers questions - so he started hitting him with his walking stick He also produced a Drum Technique Masterclass DVD which is fascinating. - he really knew his stuff
@@lynnedelacy2841 I hear he was always cantankerous but a lot of the geniuses of their ilk are! That would’ve been worth seeing
It’s on RUclips called Beware of Mr Baker - plus some videos of excellent drum solos
George- Fans lets get him to 60K. Email to a friend by clicking on the Share Arrow. Good way to thank George!! ❤
I really like the Jadeite glass. That stuff is beautiful. Did not know all that about cast iron though and was interesting. Have a great day
Cool! I just learned that myself in Springfield, I have a video from the Ohio antique show there where a dealer friend of mine told me all about them (it came out in October I think)
All the comments from the vendors was fun. Good that they're willing to talk with you. Good to get added info.
Great show ❤
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George, How much would you charge for the horse purse? I actually just picked up one exactly like it at an estate sale of a woman who made jewelry almost exclusively in the American Indian style.
Well mine is a Tandy and relatively common, so probably around $50
@@TheAntiqueNomad how do you tell who it is made by? I don't remember seeing any tags on mine at all but will double check when I get home.
8:15 I HAVE A HUUUUUUGE WESTMORELAND GRAPE PANEL FRUIT BOWL . MINE WEIGHS AT LEAST 4 - 5 LBS
That pattern is so heavy! Really well made
George, if you ever find a piece of Great Northern railroad restaurant ware, please contact me as both my grandfathers worked for it out of Havre, Montana. Thank you.
Neat! I loved that line, great graphics and especially the Mountain goat
9:05 DID YOU SEE THE Mc COY WISHING WELL AND OLIVE DRAB PLANTER NEXT TO IT ( in the background right side ) I HAVE BOTH THOSE PIECES
Those are cool pieces! I like McCoy
Hi I'm really interested about the leather purse you purchased , my mother Ellin Bailey & her sister marie Wilson did tooled leather work & signed their work it looks like one they did I wounder ?
I didn't see a signature but will look again! I'm pretty sure this one was a Tandy
Wow! I want the horse tooled leather purse if you still have it. I’ll send you an email.
Would love to send you some pictures of their leather work but am clueless as to how , I didn't see an email for your channel
TheAntiquenomad@gmail.com
Why wasn't Jocelyn at the meet and greet just wondering?
She hung out with me at my space some and got to meet a lot of the people there. There seemed to be confusion in general about the meet and greet, but she got to meet a lot of people anyhow
Glad I looked. I was unsubscribed.
I'm glad you did too! It happens sometimes
Hi George! Did you get my text?
Not sure...try me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com if not
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!