I went to a yard sale once and saw a rocking chair in their garbage that I wanted. I offered to pay for it and they said to just take it. When I was cleaning it , I saw the name of the maker burned under the seat. Looked it up and it was made in the 1700s. I still have it with the original paint/ stain. Use it every day.
I enjoy watching all you videos. I can see the excitement in your face. We bought an old farmhouse to restore and when pulling up the old linolium from the kitchen floor I found under it lots of old newspapers from 1917 telling of the progress of WW1. Keep up the good work!
Renee, am a retired custom picture framer with over 35 years experience and wood slat, newspaper backed pictures are old. There are solutions which can neutralize the acid in those papers to eliminate the brittleness. If you want to preserve them, there is probably information on the internet but those two prints may be worth conserving. Yikes, some of those stories are brutal! Cheers, Rik Spector
Hey girl... my first time here. You asked about cleaning the Coleman Cooler. I have a tip for you. Fill with warm water, baking soda & vinegar. Let it sit over night. Swish with a brush or sponge, rinse & dry. All order & any staining should be gone. If not, repeat with more vinegar & soda. Welcome. I like to be called; GRAM in TEXAS.
Years ago, a fellow bought a cheap print, for the vintage frame...upon removing the valueless print, he was astonished to find three printed menus from the RMS Titanic, dated Sunday April 14th, 1912. No, they were not brought up from the wreak...they were part of a left overstock from the printer's run. The original owner simply used them as backfill for the framing job. Somehow they were forgotten...they ended up in the states. where the print was purchased. They are in Titanic museums today.
Renee, Today I am thankful for your channel. I injured my back recently and I'm unable to do much. Your episode brought some smiles, even laughter to me. Thank you!
First time I stumble upon your channel. Very cool finds! Especially the 2 items from the late 1800's!! Hope you saved the frames, the pictures and the newspapers. Please keep us posted. Thank you!
Having read many comments from viewers, I suggest you HOLD OFF SELLING the PRINTS and FRAMES!!! PLEASE!!! Both prints are precious and the frames beautiful. Perhaps an antique art dealer! The newspaper find is amazing and definitely lends the timing of the framing of the prints! Please share whatever you learn with me (us)!! 👏🎉🥳 GREAT FIND!!! “The thrill of the hunt”!!!🥰
The newspaper , scanned and made into PDF, would be great for people who do junk journals. And you would have absolutely no worries about copyright.. Make like $2 every time someone would buy it.
The spots on the prints can be professionally cleaned, and I would say from the 1800's as well as the frames! I do hope you took everyone's advice and contacted an art dealer or one of your local museums!
Oh, My what tragic news in those vintage papers!! Some of the boxes of ephemera that bought over the years would have vintage/antique newspapers and I spent hours reading the papers!! I just LOVE this stuff!! Thanks for Sharing!
I know nothing about prints, frames, or old newspapers but this was the coolest youtube video I have seen in a longtime MS PAM! Good job looking behind the prints!
I chuckled when you were reading the old newspaper and mentioned it "wasn't a good day for the papers". On the contrary, it was a GREAT day for the newspaper company, because they knew what type of stories would sell. Just like the tabloids of today, stories of horror, murder, death and destruction sell. We haven't changed from our ancestors, and still stop to look at traffic accidents and watch videos of tsunamis carrying hundreds of people out to sea.
Renee, I was at an upscale shop in Chicago a few weeks ago and saw that an artsian had made wine stoppers out the the tops of old sport trophies. They were very cool looking!
Such an amazing find. I would definitely try to get the prints appraised before you take them to the flea market. You may have some very valuable prints. I would read the newspapers and study them. Look how journalism has changed over the almost 200 yrs. Stay safe and God Bless
Some don't realize that "prints" are actually original works of art..examples being lithographs, etchings, woodcuts, etc. vs. "reproductions" which are photographically made. Even if there is an edition of 200 prints, they are all considered originals since each was produced by the printmaker/artist . Such great finds! I would have picked up that terracotta pot as the new ones are not as strong as the old one.
Awesome video as always. The newspapers were sooooo cool. Junk journal makers would buy the newspapers in a heartbeat. I agree with everyone saying those prints are so old they should be worth a hundred or more bucks each!! Please let us know what comes of the prints. We are sooooo nosey. LOL. Thank you for sharing💕
Hello Little Sprite. Ive never read comments because they are for you. BUT a few days ago I did. You are loved by many.. I am so proud of you and for you. Keep on pickickin' and keep on inspiring us. Bless you Miss Pam😊💜
I always donate old trophies or give them away on Craigslist. Organizations which support sports for kids in underprivileged neighborhoods will redo the inscriptions for teams that can't afford trophies.
I would love to read those pages of the newspaper! If you even can please take and show photos of them so I can read through them. I always look forward to your finds. 💕
Congratulations Renee! Beautiful old frames, the prints (in my opinion also old!!, somehow check before selling at fleamarket) and the newspapers what a great finds. Wow.
That glass bowl you left behind with the planters that had bright shiny tinge to it, looked like aurora borealis glass finish. It would have sold. Also it might have been vintage, too. The prints are interesting. Great Newspaper!
Cute bag & plant holder with the bird & faucet!! Wow!! What an awesome find with the 1880s newspapers!! Terrible news though!! Frame, prints, & newspapers may be worth some moolah!!
Hello Renee. Well darn I got a tear in my eye when you said the house didn’t have anything but trash. Oh well maybe they just took a break. But you still found some paper ☺️ .Who couldn’t love that. And I kinda like the prints. Happy hunting. Stay safe 📸🎞📜📰📻❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯
Most times, when a family of a deceased relative pays others to clear out a home, the family, as well as the cleaners, have no clue what valuables the deceased people might have collected. Add to the fact, the survivors taking care of someone's estate usually live out of state, have little time to clear out the home, look through every item, then stage and sell the home. You'd be surprised, so many people are clueless about vintage items and especially about art. I've found valuable first editions of hardcover books put in the trash!
OMG Rene you should of picked up that cooler system for your leg. I used on a system like that when I had both my knees replaced. You fill the cooler part up with ice water , and should have tubes to connect with pad that goes around knee . It has an A/C adapter . The ice water is circulated through the tubes and keeps the swelling down. It has replacement parts that you can order which makes it resellable. Kneedless to say it was very costley
Those things are expensive and worth every penny for the comfort they bring after surgery! I used one with my knee surgery and again after rotator cuff surgery I would have grabbed that
New Subscriber here, binge watching through your playlists...idk if it was the way you read the articles or your laugh but I was absolutely "dying" (pun intended)! Seriously, I had tears in my eyes. I thought to myself that she must be reading the "Crime and Obit" section, then you went to what looked like the front page and, I, again, lost it. No, I'm not a sadist in any way shape or form but, obviously, the Publisher of this paper was, indeed! A very old song 🎶 was going through my mind, as you read.. It was called, "We Could Use A Little Good News Today". 😂 THANK YOU, SO VERY MUCH, FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ THE "NEWS", for us!!👏👍 I could listen to, and/or read 19th Century Ephemera all day long. It has become my new passion.
That was the coolest thing to find the newspapers behind those framed prints! I always wondered if I should look behind these old antique framed art pieces I find, now I might just do it next time! Neat!
I live in a house that was built in 1898. When I first moved in I lifted up the old rugs upstairs and found old newspapers underneath. It was fun reading them. I sold them to a collector.
That's a very Nice Bag ! So sorry your treasure house is now just garbage 😢 It really sux when something ends when it gives you something to enjoy and look forward too. WOW ..when one door shuts it reveals another treasure !! Those newspaper pages were dynamic!! How interesting ❤❤❤
Find someone that knows about your prints they could be worth some money,and check out your frames .If you know an antique dealer have them look at them sometimes the frames are worth more than the prints. Check them out before you sell them at the flea market. Good luck. A good find.
WOW! That was so cool! Sad how with the digital age there wont be any lost and found records 100yrs from now to be found in surprising spots! TFS Hugs!
Chris-ABQ Hi Renee! What a fun video...you had me laughing out loud when you read the gory news!! 😂 Maybe you'll find more treasures at the house being sold! 🤞
Cool finds, Renee! Scary times back in those days. I'd have nightmares just reading the paper every day. I hope your (and our!) favorite house is just on a break.
The Victorian frames are a fantastic find . I am fascinated by old newspapers and read them a lot. Hope you get a fair price for the frames and prints at the flea market. Commiserations re: garbage bag house , but you never know, there maybe more!! Great video Renee ,thanks for another trip along with you and your trash picking 🇬🇧
Hi, as others have stated those prints could be valuable if they are as old as the newspaper!! The newspapers are so WONDERFUL !! You really discovered some REAL treasure today!! What fun ! THX Take Care
Enjoyed your video Back in the late 1980s a man bought a rough painting for $4 at the Adamstown Pa. flea market , gets it home takes the back off and he finds one of the original first printing of the Declaration of Independence! They printed 500 of them but only 24 are known to survive and only 3 are in private hands He put it in auction and sold in 1991 for $2.4 million !...in 2000 it was resold for $8 million ! I knew a dealer that used to set up at Adamstown and he said the guy that set up across from him was who sold it. The newspapers were interesting, being against those boards turned them into toast from the acid. Older newspapers tend to survive better being rag paper. I collect papers with slave adds ( for sale and run away) mostly pre 1810 and they are usually in very good condition. I also like old hide trunks and they are often lined with news papers, often they will be German / Pa. Dutch. Once had a big one lined with papers from 1820 that articles about Andrew Jackson, had a neat lock with a cover of a guy on a horse...I traded it off.
I do a lot of Genealogy for my own family and in looking at old newspapers from the 1800"s they printed everything that went on in the little towns and some of it is very graphic. It's more like a gossip sheet and they tell in detail about hangings and deaths. They can be funny and sad. Love that one you found.
When I was a kid we had one just like it. My mom bought a cheap toilet brush and only ever used it to clean stuff she couldn't get her arm in like that cooler. (No it was never used in a toilet) It worked great, but I always thought it was gross I'm too squeamish.
Those religious prints are very nice and seem too valuable to sell at the flea market. Put them on ebay or etsy so we can all have a chance to buy them. Those newspapers with their dark stories would fit right in with your Halloween display. Thanks for another fun video!
Are you sure those photos aren’t Giacomo Brogi, instead of Giuseppe. If they are Giacomo you need to get them evaluated. Giacomo Brogi died in 1881 around the time those were framed.
Giacomo Brogi is listed as photographer, yet a lot of his work appears to be paintings and sketches. I found a few of angels. Those prints should definitely be appraised before being sold at a flea market. I couldn't find any kind of art under the name 'Giuseppe Brogi'.
@@VladDImpala His work also shows up on cabinet cards. Most likely they are photographs from his studio. The newspaper ink most likely leached onto the back of the photos causing it to have the brown coloration. Would definitely get in touch with someone who knows about Italian photographers.
What a unique little find ! And the paper seemed more of a gossip column more than any big news of the day . But extremely entertaining none the less !
Have those prints checked out as you could make a bit of money. I love the pretty bag. I too feel bad that the house is done with putting out garbage bags. Darn. I am sure you will find lots more. You got a great find today.
You should research the prints more before selling them at the flee. They may be 100+ years old, as well???? I actually really like the browning at the edge of the newspapers. They'd look cool framed in a two-sided glass frame. Definitely, put them in some kind of protective cover. Thanks for another great treasure hunt in the trash!
Of course they are! They are concurrent with the newspapers. You don't frame a print and line it with old newspapers. The prints and frames are at least as old as the newspaper pieces.
Wowww Rene for you thise 1888 news papers are like a Christmas in June because since you are so fond of old papers etc those frames hidden those news papers good for you girl!!! You are a such a mystery detective!!!! 🤔❤
As usual, you've come up with some fantastic stuff! Those prints are amazing! (You may be sitting on a considerable sum). As for the newspapers, funny how they featured sensationalist stories. Some things never change, do they?
I couldn't resist another suggestion...if you scan or take hi res photos of those newspapers you can definitely sell the digital images to crafters who are Always looking for ephemera!
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I went to a yard sale once and saw a rocking chair in their garbage that I wanted. I offered to pay for it and they said to just take it. When I was cleaning it , I saw the name of the maker burned under the seat. Looked it up and it was made in the 1700s. I still have it with the original paint/ stain. Use it every day.
Oh wow! I hesitate to think of what else they put out in the trash!
@@PaperandMoose yes I've thought of that many times.
I enjoy watching all you videos. I can see the excitement in your face. We bought an old farmhouse to restore and when pulling up the old linolium from the kitchen floor I found under it lots of old newspapers from 1917 telling of the progress of WW1. Keep up the good work!
Renee,
am a retired custom picture framer with over 35 years experience and wood slat, newspaper backed pictures are old. There are solutions which can neutralize the acid in those papers to eliminate the brittleness.
If you want to preserve them, there is probably information on the internet but those two prints may be worth conserving.
Yikes, some of those stories are brutal!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Hey girl... my first time here. You asked about cleaning the Coleman Cooler.
I have a tip for you. Fill with warm water, baking soda & vinegar. Let it sit
over night. Swish with a brush or sponge, rinse & dry. All order & any staining
should be gone. If not, repeat with more vinegar & soda. Welcome. I like to
be called; GRAM in TEXAS.
Years ago, a fellow bought a cheap print, for the vintage frame...upon removing the valueless print, he was astonished to find three printed menus from the RMS Titanic, dated Sunday April 14th, 1912. No, they were not brought up from the wreak...they were part of a left overstock from the printer's run. The original owner simply used them as backfill for the framing job. Somehow they were forgotten...they ended up in the states. where the print was purchased. They are in Titanic museums today.
That is such a cool story! Thanks for sharing it!
So cool
Renee,
Today I am thankful for your channel. I injured my back recently and I'm unable to do much. Your episode brought some smiles, even laughter to me. Thank you!
Hope your back is better,its May 2022 now
First time I stumble upon your channel. Very cool finds! Especially the 2 items from the late 1800's!! Hope you saved the frames, the pictures and the newspapers. Please keep us posted. Thank you!
Having read many comments from viewers, I suggest you HOLD OFF SELLING the PRINTS and FRAMES!!! PLEASE!!! Both prints are precious and the frames beautiful. Perhaps an antique art dealer! The newspaper find is amazing and definitely lends the timing of the framing of the prints! Please share whatever you learn with me (us)!! 👏🎉🥳 GREAT FIND!!! “The thrill of the hunt”!!!🥰
The newspaper , scanned and made into PDF, would be great for people who do junk journals. And you would have absolutely no worries about copyright.. Make like $2 every time someone would buy it.
The spots on the prints can be professionally cleaned, and I would say from the 1800's as well as the frames! I do hope you took everyone's advice and contacted an art dealer or one of your local museums!
Those framed prints and the old newspapers are fascinating! Renee, it was meant to be that you came along to pick these out of the trash pile!
I would say the pictures/ prints as old as the news papers, i think they might worth some $$$
How I love to hear the chorus of birds as you describe your finds. Your state us so beautiful.
I think you should frame the old newspapers and use them in your Halloween decor!!! Stories would be great to read on Halloween!!!
Oh, My what tragic news in those vintage papers!! Some of the boxes of ephemera that bought over the years would have vintage/antique newspapers and I spent hours reading the papers!! I just LOVE this stuff!! Thanks for Sharing!
FAB! I love those old reported stories. The language, the drama and what they found newsworthy. Gets me every time! Love your channel 🦘🦘🦘
Wow! No way would I carry those pictures to the flea market until I had them checked out and appraised! The newspaper is sooo amazing very gruesome!!!
Very interesting news papers, always like to see old things, good find.
I know nothing about prints, frames, or old newspapers but this was the coolest youtube video I have seen in a longtime MS PAM! Good job looking behind the prints!
Absolutely incredible!! It's one thing to read stuff like that on microfiche, but it's totally different to read it in person
This is the first @Paper and Moose video I watched - have been watching ever since😻
Thanks for video.
Will say though that I am bummed you don’t tell us how MUCH your stuff sold for. That’s a huge part of my interest.
I love the bag…super cute! The prints were interesting and the papers behind…what a time capsule! Great find and I love the frames.
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Great save on those prints and newspapers Renee. I love reading about the past in old newspapers!!!
That is an amazing find!! I love stuff like the old newspapers that you found! :)
I love to read old newspapers like that. Thanks for sharing
I chuckled when you were reading the old newspaper and mentioned it "wasn't a good day for the papers". On the contrary, it was a GREAT day for the newspaper company, because they knew what type of stories would sell. Just like the tabloids of today, stories of horror, murder, death and destruction sell. We haven't changed from our ancestors, and still stop to look at traffic accidents and watch videos of tsunamis carrying hundreds of people out to sea.
Renee, I was at an upscale shop in Chicago a few weeks ago and saw that an artsian had made wine stoppers out the the tops of old sport trophies. They were very cool looking!
Such an amazing find. I would definitely try to get the prints appraised before you take them to the flea market. You may have some very valuable prints. I would read the newspapers and study them. Look how journalism has changed over the almost 200 yrs.
Stay safe and God Bless
Some don't realize that "prints" are actually original works of art..examples being lithographs, etchings, woodcuts, etc. vs. "reproductions" which are photographically made. Even if there is an edition of 200 prints, they are all considered originals since each was produced by the printmaker/artist . Such great finds! I would have picked up that terracotta pot as the new ones are not as strong as the old one.
"Fire in a piano factory"- now, THAT was NOTE-worthy!
Awesome video as always. The newspapers were sooooo cool. Junk journal makers would buy the newspapers in a heartbeat. I agree with everyone saying those prints are so old they should be worth a hundred or more bucks each!! Please let us know what comes of the prints. We are sooooo nosey. LOL. Thank you for sharing💕
Hello Little Sprite. Ive never read comments because they are for you. BUT a few days ago I did. You are loved by many.. I am so proud of you and for you. Keep on pickickin' and keep on inspiring us. Bless you Miss Pam😊💜
Thank you Selenea! Thanks for always watching the channel!
Love the prints, love the newspapers very much. Those were called "scandal sheets."
Hey Renee love the adventures I get excited just watching you get excited you go girl keep the excitement and video’s coming…❤😂
How interesting! And we thought crazy things only happened in this day and time. And it has been occuring for centuries. Cool. Nice picture frames.
I always donate old trophies or give them away on Craigslist. Organizations which support sports for kids in underprivileged neighborhoods will redo the inscriptions for teams that can't afford trophies.
I would love to read those pages of the newspaper! If you even can please take and show photos of them so I can read through them. I always look forward to your finds. 💕
Super cool find!! It’s neat to hear the news and the lingo they used. Great day of trash picking 💜
Congratulations Renee! Beautiful old frames, the prints (in my opinion also old!!, somehow check before selling at fleamarket) and the newspapers what a great finds. Wow.
Glad you were able to save them. I love curbside leftovers. Take care and stay safe
How wild was that bit of history? YIKES!!! Who knew? thx for sharing very enjoyable love and blessings keep looking up
That glass bowl you left behind with the planters that had bright shiny tinge to it, looked like aurora borealis glass finish. It would have sold. Also it might have been vintage, too. The prints are interesting. Great Newspaper!
Just remarkable Renee, loved the stories from the newspapers 😘
Cute bag & plant holder with the bird & faucet!! Wow!! What an awesome find with the 1880s newspapers!! Terrible news though!! Frame, prints, & newspapers may be worth some moolah!!
You got my interest as soon as u cane on. I was scoping out everything as you walked up to it to see if I seen anything. Great picking
I love your channel. Feels like hanging out with a cool friend.
Me too!
Hello Renee. Well darn I got a tear in my eye when you said the house didn’t have anything but trash. Oh well maybe they just took a break. But you still found some paper ☺️ .Who couldn’t love that. And I kinda like the prints. Happy hunting. Stay safe 📸🎞📜📰📻❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯
So the frames are old an the newspapers are from 1800 s I would say the prints are just as old an I would check them out.
Wow! Can’t believe those framed prints with the amazing newspaper beneath was headed for the landfill. Great save!!!❤️👍
Most times, when a family of a deceased relative pays others to clear out a home, the family, as well as the cleaners, have no clue what valuables the deceased people might have collected. Add to the fact, the survivors taking care of someone's estate usually live out of state, have little time to clear out the home, look through every item, then stage and sell the home. You'd be surprised, so many people are clueless about vintage items and especially about art. I've found valuable first editions of hardcover books put in the trash!
OMG Rene you should of picked up that cooler system for your leg. I used on a system like that when I had both my knees replaced. You fill the cooler part up with ice water , and should have tubes to connect with pad that goes around knee . It has an A/C adapter . The ice water is circulated through the tubes and keeps the swelling down. It has replacement parts that you can order which makes it resellable. Kneedless to say it was very costley
Those things are expensive and worth every penny for the comfort they bring after surgery! I used one with my knee surgery and again after rotator cuff surgery I would have grabbed that
heheheeee i see what you did there Terri Lynn! K N E E dless to say it was very costly! well done!
Don't you love it when the homeowners come out to chat about their trash as you check it out??!! lol
WoW...what a short but sweet collection today. The Coleman Cooler...cool find😄😎😄😎😄😎😄
I just love watching your videos Renee. I am always excited to see what you find. Stay safe & God Bless you !
Thanks so much!
What a jackpot day for you and interesting reading!!
New Subscriber here, binge watching through your playlists...idk if it was the way you read the articles or your laugh but I was absolutely "dying" (pun intended)! Seriously, I had tears in my eyes. I thought to myself that she must be reading the "Crime and Obit" section, then you went to what looked like the front page and, I, again, lost it. No, I'm not a sadist in any way shape or form but, obviously, the Publisher of this paper was, indeed! A very old song 🎶 was going through my mind, as you read.. It was called, "We Could Use A Little Good News Today". 😂 THANK YOU, SO VERY MUCH, FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ THE "NEWS", for us!!👏👍 I could listen to, and/or read 19th Century Ephemera all day long. It has become my new passion.
That was the coolest thing to find the newspapers behind those framed prints! I always wondered if I should look behind these old antique framed art pieces I find, now I might just do it next time! Neat!
I live in a house that was built in 1898. When I first moved in I lifted up the old rugs upstairs and found old newspapers underneath. It was fun reading them. I sold them to a collector.
Wowwww the same happens to my sister and I. In Boston Massachusetts. Newspapers from 1920, 1930, up to 1940. I know it was so good reading them.
I once found an old news paper that "my picture was in" when I was in 9th grade. Im 68 now!
That's a very Nice Bag ! So sorry your treasure house is now just garbage 😢 It really sux when something ends when it gives you something to enjoy and look forward too. WOW ..when one door shuts it reveals another treasure !! Those newspaper pages were dynamic!! How interesting ❤❤❤
Find someone that knows about your prints they could be worth some money,and check out your frames .If you know an antique dealer have them look at them sometimes the frames are worth more than the prints. Check them out before you sell them at the flea market. Good luck. A good find.
I enjoyed watching you uncover the newspaper.
WOW! That was so cool! Sad how with the digital age there wont be any lost and found records 100yrs from now to be found in surprising spots! TFS Hugs!
Chris-ABQ Hi Renee! What a fun video...you had me laughing out loud when you read the gory news!! 😂 Maybe you'll find more treasures at the house being sold! 🤞
Amazing finds and amazed of the newspaper behind the prints .some money on the prints and history on the newspaper wow finds .
If the backing is that old, perhaps the “prints” may be of some value. They may be in truth a lithograph.
Coooool beans...I love the news paper behind the prints
Cool finds, Renee! Scary times back in those days. I'd have nightmares just reading the paper every day. I hope your (and our!) favorite house is just on a break.
The Victorian frames are a fantastic find . I am fascinated by old newspapers and read them a lot. Hope you get a fair price for the frames and prints at the flea market. Commiserations re: garbage bag house , but you never know, there maybe more!! Great video Renee ,thanks for another trip along with you and your trash picking 🇬🇧
Thanks!
Thank you Deborah!!
Loved the news papers! Very strange events! 🤗
what an interesting find. The old newspaper. The prints are pretty also.
Hi, as others have stated those prints could be valuable if they are as old as the newspaper!! The newspapers are so WONDERFUL !! You really discovered some REAL treasure today!! What fun ! THX Take Care
Enjoyed your video
Back in the late 1980s a man bought a rough painting for $4 at the Adamstown Pa. flea market , gets it home takes the back off and he finds one of the original first printing of the Declaration of Independence!
They printed 500 of them but only 24 are known to survive and only 3 are in private hands
He put it in auction and sold in 1991 for $2.4 million !...in 2000 it was resold for $8 million !
I knew a dealer that used to set up at Adamstown and he said the guy that set up across from him was who sold it.
The newspapers were interesting, being against those boards turned them into toast from the acid.
Older newspapers tend to survive better being rag paper. I collect papers with slave adds ( for sale and run away) mostly pre 1810 and they are usually in very good condition.
I also like old hide trunks and they are often lined with news papers, often they will be German / Pa. Dutch.
Once had a big one lined with papers from 1820 that articles about Andrew Jackson, had a neat lock with a cover of a guy on a horse...I traded it off.
6:35 - as you moved that Fan , there was a single moment of that copper goodness 😍😌🥺
I do a lot of Genealogy for my own family and in looking at old newspapers from the 1800"s they printed everything that went on in the little towns and some of it is very graphic. It's more like a gossip sheet and they tell in detail about hangings and deaths. They can be funny and sad. Love that one you found.
I actually bought what I saw to be art, and it was parts of very old newspapers in a plain frame. One of my favorite pieces. 🙂
Love the old newspapers Amazing ephemera for journals
In Victorian England they had Penny Dreadful newspapers which printed all the "bad" news at the time. They cost a penny.
You clean out Coleman containers, vases, like that with dry rice & bleach & shake, shake, shake, rinse, rinse, rinse & then dry rice & vinegar & & shake, shake, shake & rinse, rinse, rinse, rinse.
Unless your arm will fit in it
When I was a kid we had one just like it. My mom bought a cheap toilet brush and only ever used it to clean stuff she couldn't get her arm in like that cooler. (No it was never used in a toilet) It worked great, but I always thought it was gross I'm too squeamish.
Wow those newspapers were an awesome find!! Crazy what kind of new made the papers back then and they sure had a lot to print too. 😁♥️
Those religious prints are very nice and seem too valuable to sell at the flea market. Put them on ebay or etsy so we can all have a chance to buy them. Those newspapers with their dark stories would fit right in with your Halloween display. Thanks for another fun video!
Are you sure those photos aren’t Giacomo Brogi, instead of Giuseppe. If they are Giacomo you need to get them evaluated. Giacomo Brogi died in 1881 around the time those were framed.
Giacomo Brogi is listed as photographer, yet a lot of his work appears to be paintings and sketches. I found a few of angels. Those prints should definitely be appraised before being sold at a flea market. I couldn't find any kind of art under the name 'Giuseppe Brogi'.
@@VladDImpala His work also shows up on cabinet cards. Most likely they are photographs from his studio. The newspaper ink most likely leached onto the back of the photos causing it to have the brown coloration. Would definitely get in touch with someone who knows about Italian photographers.
Renee, as always a fun one to watch. Love your smiles when you find something cool. Keep picking darlin!
Renee wonderful find i.was giggling my husband thinks i am nuts i so enjoyed watching hidden newspaper was sad news but you should teach. Classes
What a unique little find ! And the paper seemed more of a gossip column more than any big news of the day . But extremely entertaining none the less !
Wow, our news isn’t so bad😂 what a fun and unique find
Have those prints checked out as you could make a bit of money. I love the pretty bag. I too feel bad that the house is done with putting out garbage bags. Darn. I am sure you will find lots more. You got a great find today.
You should research the prints more before selling them at the flee. They may be 100+ years old, as well???? I actually really like the browning at the edge of the newspapers. They'd look cool framed in a two-sided glass frame. Definitely, put them in some kind of protective cover.
Thanks for another great treasure hunt in the trash!
Of course they are! They are concurrent with the newspapers. You don't frame a print and line it with old newspapers. The prints and frames are at least as old as the newspaper pieces.
Some beautiful homes and gardens.
Wowww Rene for you thise 1888 news papers are like a Christmas in June because since you are so fond of old papers etc those frames hidden those news papers good for you girl!!! You are a such a mystery detective!!!! 🤔❤
Woooow, what a surprise that old newspapers! It seems that red chronicle has always existed...
That spigot planter was so cute. I hope you got good money for it.
Wow great pictures and papers...I bet you they are valuable
Wow. That newspaper is an amazing find.
Love these old newspapers.
As usual, you've come up with some fantastic stuff! Those prints are amazing! (You may be sitting on a considerable sum). As for the newspapers, funny how they featured sensationalist stories. Some things never change, do they?
A big WOW- what a treasure you have!
It's crazy hearing those stories from the 1800s but today that's a Tuesday!
I couldn't resist another suggestion...if you scan or take hi res photos of those newspapers you can definitely sell the digital images to crafters who are Always looking for ephemera!