It sure is! It gives me something to look forward to every May, July and September. The wait between the September show and the following May show is brutally long.... Thanks for watching!
Yeah, it's pretty much the best flea market in New England. The only problem is that prices tend to be a bit high. It's good fun though. Thanks for watching!
Oh thanks for making this video. I've always wanted to go to Brimfield but never made it there. It looks like so much fun. Please share all of your footage.
I'm glad you liked it! I could probably easily make 10 or 12 thirty minute videos of the September 2022 show. I may take a break from Brimfield videos for a week or two, but I'll probably be posting them up through December. Thanks for watching!
I live here in this area of Brimfield and have only gone to this flea market once in my 50 years lol.. We always avoid being on the roads at the times of this flea market lol.. gets slow and crazy..
Yeah, I can't imagine living around Brimfield during the show. It must be annoying if you just want to go about your day, but I love it. Thanks for watching!
Hi! Just stumbled on your video and wanted to leave a message. You can get film developed these days. I shoot film and love to pick up old cameras and shoot with them. This October Brimfield show I found a bunch of great cameras. We have a local lab here in Maine that develops negative film, but they send out the black and white and slide film to other labs. They're out there! Cheers!
I'm glad you found my channel! I didn't know they still developed film. I'm assuming it's more expensive than it used to be 10 to 20 years ago? Thanks for watching!
Tobacco & Coffee tins can be very interesting to collect; and I noticed you’ve come across many, but the ones in your videos are common ones, still fun to collect though.
When you asked about those small boxes of random items, if I was there, I could have dropped hundreds of dollars on that booth alone 😂 the small cans are amazing 😍
@@fleabittenadventures great! Do you have like any Facebook or social media accounts? I would like to inquire about some stuff on those flea markets since im from overseas and would like to get some ideas :)
Yes, definitely overwhelming! You need at least 2 to 3 full days there to take it all in. Even then you can't really get to everything. Thanks for watching!
I agree. Those old atlases and maps are very interesting. Maybe I'll get it next time, if it's still there, and it's no outrageously expensive (not likely). Thanks for watching!
I know, but sometimes I just don't feel like it at the moment. Who knows why. I usually regret it when I get home or when I watch the videos back. Thanks for watching.
You're moving just a little too fast with the video. We don't even get a chance to really see what is on the tables or also any prices which is very important
Understood. I'm just going at my "natural" pace. I'll try to slow down a bit though. Also, a lot of stuff has no price on it, which I kind of find annoying. Thanks for watching.
I think it's Green Acres. If you are coming from the Mass Pike, it's the first field on the left after the first parking field on the left. And yes, this is definitely one of the more affordable fields. Thanks for watching!
Did you get to Brimfield when markets were setting up? Best time to hit markets when dealers are setting up. Good stuff and sleepers go quickly. I have been haunting flea markets for over 45 years. This market has been well picked.
In 2024 Rhode Island is phasing out the "wave" plate and replacing them with the "ocean" plate. The RIDMV is not requiring the old plates to be turned in. So you might start seeing some RI plates at the flea markets.
@@fleabittenadventures Its on a Square TIN Can, on a second shelf, to the right, as you are walking by the dealers stall. It has golden letters on the Tin. I don't recall the exact spot timewise. Just happen the catch it.
RUclips is weird like that sometimes. I have seen comments show up under my notification icon and I can read them there, but if I go to the comments for the actual video, there is nothing there. Very strange.
I tried to tell you yeah you can get film developed but it’s way complicated and the damn thing keeps deleting the details. Must not want me to use company names or some stupid shit.
The stuff for sale at Brimfield ranges in quality. The fields I showed in this video tend to have less expensive stuff, but there are other fields that have very high value antiques. There's something for everyone. As they say, one man's trash is another's treasure. Thanks for watching.
Trust me......having a lawn is OVERRATED. All you do most of the time is either cut it....or rake leaves off of it. Trust me - you really don't want one. Of course the planes have the pilots in them....how else would they fly? Ha!
Brimfiled is largely junk anymore. Just a handful of serious high quality antique dealers. Main reason I stopped going . you can spend hours seeing nothing but junk before you find one quality piece. Its like going to any flea market or "antique mall". Sad what the antiquities industry has become.
I can't afford real antiques, so I'm happy with the junk, for the most part. The annoying thing is when they overcharge for the junk. Thanks for watching.
Of all the things to see you focused on license plates and dog sculptures passing up the Beatles items, vinyl records and vintage board games in that one booth, maybe know what your doing before posting on a channel which you know nothing about .
Well, I wouldn't say that, but it's definitely in one of the lower-priced fields, but I actually prefer that because I can actually afford some of this stuff. Thanks for watching.
You can still send in film, but you can’t just send it in to a store locally. There are some big chain stores that will send in your film to some please that develops it but you don’t get your negatives back, not even sure if the way they do it even produces any negatives. It kinda sounds like there’s some new way that it’s done where it somehow just ends up on a high-quality picture CD, and they can only process 35mm film. There’s also places online where you can send your film in, and the process is the same. You’ll receive your pictures on a high quality picture CD or in your account where you can download them and they only can process 35mm film. If you want negatives, you’ll likely be able to find some private developers on places like €t$¥ or €8a¥. It’d be a good idea to ask to make sure if you’ll get your negatives back if you’re wanting to keep them and again, I only can find them where they can only process 35mm film. If it’s other types of film, I believe there’s a place in Colorado, it was a long time ago so I’m not sure if it’s still in business, but I think it would be considering it’s the top place in the whole country that specializes every kind of film including old Brownie film and old movie reels..at least back then anyways. I can’t remember the whole name for sure, but I do believe it was called something like, (rocky mountain) film? something.
It's great day with so much to see and do .
It sure is! It gives me something to look forward to every May, July and September. The wait between the September show and the following May show is brutally long.... Thanks for watching!
Great video thank you
I'm glad you liked it! I've got a ton more coming! Thanks for watching!
Looks like an awesome market! Wow! 👍👀👍Thanks!
Yeah, it's pretty much the best flea market in New England. The only problem is that prices tend to be a bit high. It's good fun though. Thanks for watching!
Haven’t been there in years..maybe in 2023! Such a blast!!
You should definitely go! If you see a 40 something guy with a camera attached to his chest, that's probably me. Thanks for watching!
The sound heard at 1:09 sounds exactly like an old NCR cash register ringing up a transaction! Even though it’s something else
Good ear! Thanks for watching (and listening)!
Oh thanks for making this video. I've always wanted to go to Brimfield but never made it there. It looks like so much fun. Please share all of your footage.
I'm glad you liked it! I could probably easily make 10 or 12 thirty minute videos of the September 2022 show. I may take a break from Brimfield videos for a week or two, but I'll probably be posting them up through December. Thanks for watching!
Great video, made me feel like I was there- thanks!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
I live here in this area of Brimfield and have only gone to this flea market once in my 50 years lol.. We always avoid being on the roads at the times of this flea market lol.. gets slow and crazy..
Yeah, I can't imagine living around Brimfield during the show. It must be annoying if you just want to go about your day, but I love it. Thanks for watching!
Hi! Just stumbled on your video and wanted to leave a message. You can get film developed these days. I shoot film and love to pick up old cameras and shoot with them. This October Brimfield show I found a bunch of great cameras. We have a local lab here in Maine that develops negative film, but they send out the black and white and slide film to other labs. They're out there! Cheers!
I'm glad you found my channel! I didn't know they still developed film. I'm assuming it's more expensive than it used to be 10 to 20 years ago? Thanks for watching!
Tobacco & Coffee tins can be very interesting to collect; and I noticed you’ve come across many, but the ones in your videos are common ones, still fun to collect though.
What are some of the rarer and more valuable ones to pick up? I know almost nothing about tobacco and coffee collecting. Thanks for watching!
When you asked about those small boxes of random items, if I was there, I could have dropped hundreds of dollars on that booth alone 😂 the small cans are amazing 😍
Yeah, there was a lot of cool stuff in that booth. Maybe I'll get something from there in May. Thanks for watching!
@@fleabittenadventures great! Do you have like any Facebook or social media accounts? I would like to inquire about some stuff on those flea markets since im from overseas and would like to get some ideas :)
Would have loved to pick up one of those big beetles that guy had!
I agree. There's so much stuff I would love to pickup that's either too expensive or just too big. Thanks for watching!
New subscriber, interesting venue
I'm glad you liked it! It's definitely worth the drive if you are ever in the northeast! Thanks for watching!
I went in July and loved it- so overwhelming!
Yes, definitely overwhelming! You need at least 2 to 3 full days there to take it all in. Even then you can't really get to everything. Thanks for watching!
I live in Massachusetts and I'm not that far away from brimfield my friend before he passed away we used to set up their years ago
I would have loved to see the Brimfield Flea Market before it became so popular. Was it much different back then? Thanks for watching!
You should have pick up the alas those old one's are neat.
I agree. Those old atlases and maps are very interesting. Maybe I'll get it next time, if it's still there, and it's no outrageously expensive (not likely). Thanks for watching!
Flashlight needs the build that was in the one he had!
Bucky at Home Spa Collection, is as close as I can get you. Right logo, anyway.
Why not ask the dealer when you have a question about an item in a booth? Many dealers know what they are selling and like to tell you about it.
I know, but sometimes I just don't feel like it at the moment. Who knows why. I usually regret it when I get home or when I watch the videos back. Thanks for watching.
You're moving just a little too fast with the video. We don't even get a chance to really see what is on the tables or also any prices which is very important
Understood. I'm just going at my "natural" pace. I'll try to slow down a bit though. Also, a lot of stuff has no price on it, which I kind of find annoying. Thanks for watching.
He’s focusing on 80 s items not realizing what’s in front of him
It would be nice if you gave us some prices on what you are looking at or see that's interesting
I do in my newer videos
There are tons of places developing film especially in the US. You can buy film all over the place.
What field was this? I'm in CT and I went last year, but the fields I found were very expensive. This looks more my style, lol.
I think it's Green Acres. If you are coming from the Mass Pike, it's the first field on the left after the first parking field on the left. And yes, this is definitely one of the more affordable fields. Thanks for watching!
Did you get to Brimfield when markets were setting up? Best time to hit markets when dealers are setting up. Good stuff and sleepers go quickly. I have been haunting flea markets for over 45 years. This market has been well picked.
Regarding the ALF hand puppet, ALF was an acronym for Alien Life Form, his real name on his home planet of Melmac was Gordon Shumway.
Oh yes, I remember. I was a big fan of ALF when the show was on the air. Thanks for watching!
You just walk by cars and trains without checking them and it's painful 😣. Lol
RI makes you turn in the plates.
Really? That would explain it then. Thanks for the info and for watching!
In 2024 Rhode Island is phasing out the "wave" plate and replacing them with the "ocean" plate. The RIDMV is not requiring the old plates to be turned in. So you might start seeing some RI plates at the flea markets.
The steering wheel looks like it might have come off of an old bumper car.
Oh, wow I didn't even think of that! Thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
How much he wants for the slot machines?
Jesus liked boats of the fishermen! He fished for men when men fished for men!
Your right there ask the person who is selling it is lt a coffin
Steering wheel you're asking about us out of a boat
I would try and buy the slot machine
Nobody's selling Rhode Island license plates because the state is so small nobody drives
There was a Tin, marked Climax Golden Twins. Sounds like a Porno Flic. Lol.
Where was that? And yes, it does sound like that! Thanks for watching!
@@fleabittenadventures Its on a Square TIN Can, on a second shelf, to the right, as you are walking by the dealers stall. It has golden letters on the Tin. I don't recall the exact spot timewise. Just happen the catch it.
I tried to tell you yeah you can get film developed but it’s way complicated and the damn thing keeps deleting the details.
RUclips is weird like that sometimes. I have seen comments show up under my notification icon and I can read them there, but if I go to the comments for the actual video, there is nothing there. Very strange.
I been watching this for a few minutes and I can’t see a thing. You aren’t showing anything you’re just walking around with a camera. Not good.
Oh well, I can't please everyone.
pocket knives and vintage audio gear
What is your wife's name
I tried to tell you yeah you can get film developed but it’s way complicated and the damn thing keeps deleting the details. Must not want me to use company names or some stupid shit.
Yeah, I've had a lot of comments just disappear for no apparent reason.
It really looks very junky. You have to be a good picker to find a gem.
The stuff for sale at Brimfield ranges in quality. The fields I showed in this video tend to have less expensive stuff, but there are other fields that have very high value antiques. There's something for everyone. As they say, one man's trash is another's treasure. Thanks for watching.
Trust me......having a lawn is OVERRATED. All you do most of the time is either cut it....or rake leaves off of it. Trust me - you really don't want one. Of course the planes have the pilots in them....how else would they fly? Ha!
Brimfiled is largely junk anymore. Just a handful of serious high quality antique dealers. Main reason I stopped going . you can spend hours seeing nothing but junk before you find one quality piece. Its like going to any flea market or "antique mall". Sad what the antiquities industry has become.
I can't afford real antiques, so I'm happy with the junk, for the most part. The annoying thing is when they overcharge for the junk. Thanks for watching.
I agree with you. I used to go to Brimfield in the 80s, fabulous stuff back then. Today it reminds me of yard sales.
Of all the things to see you focused on license plates and dog sculptures passing up the Beatles items, vinyl records and vintage board games in that one booth, maybe know what your doing before posting on a channel which you know nothing about .
What are you talking about? I know about what I know about. You know what you know about. Can't we all just get along? Thanks for watching!
must be the junky side of the show.....
Well, I wouldn't say that, but it's definitely in one of the lower-priced fields, but I actually prefer that because I can actually afford some of this stuff. Thanks for watching.
You can still send in film, but you can’t just send it in to a store locally. There are some big chain stores that will send in your film to some please that develops it but you don’t get your negatives back, not even sure if the way they do it even produces any negatives. It kinda sounds like there’s some new way that it’s done where it somehow just ends up on a high-quality picture CD, and they can only process 35mm film. There’s also places online where you can send your film in, and the process is the same. You’ll receive your pictures on a high quality picture CD or in your account where you can download them and they only can process 35mm film. If you want negatives, you’ll likely be able to find some private developers on places like €t$¥ or €8a¥. It’d be a good idea to ask to make sure if you’ll get your negatives back if you’re wanting to keep them and again, I only can find them where they can only process 35mm film. If it’s other types of film, I believe there’s a place in Colorado, it was a long time ago so I’m not sure if it’s still in business, but I think it would be considering it’s the top place in the whole country that specializes every kind of film including old Brownie film and old movie reels..at least back then anyways. I can’t remember the whole name for sure, but I do believe it was called something like, (rocky mountain) film? something.
OK. I wasn't sure about that. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
You both buy film and get it developed by places on the web. Simply do a Google search.
True, but it's definitely not as easy to do as it once was.