I enjoyed seeing the stock certificate history. From one hoarder to another: The real value of the building is the space. Give the stock certificates to a museum, frame a few for yourself if you really want to keep a few. Give the doors away to someone that will use them. Give most of that stuff away to someone that will use it, so it does not feel like you are throwing it away. Yes, it all has some value but not very much. Remember, the real value is the space you need for the future and that is most important. Stuff is a burden. Get it gone and it will relieve your mind.
Love seeing the life and times of Ike. People can collect a lot of stuff during their lifetime. I am stuck with several generations of stuff and I have donated, sold, or just tossed about 3/4 of it. Nobody wants silver anymore, unless it's got history, and finding that person that wants it will be difficult. I saw an entire room full of silver be bought for pennies just to empty out the room. The new owner smelted it for the silver and other metals.
I agree, yeah its old stuff and to most ppl its just junk. But it is fascinating looking through it and thinking what it was like back in the days when it was important to the owners. I think it would be cool to take some of the silver items and clean them up to see just how awesome they were in their prime. Its great that you want to preserve these bits of history and hopefully if you don't have a use for them. You can get them to people that will appreciate them. Very cool video... I'd be up to exploring other boxes as you make your way through the sea of stuff... ✌
Law of the land one man's trash is another man's treasure You need to get one of those Is portable. Pods for storage outside the door load everything that your friend left you into that pod container for a month while you organize and build more shelving inside your building. That's the way I did it. It worked out really good. Just an idea. Thanks for the video. Do not throw anything away. Keep up the great work.
You have no idea how excited I got when I saw the share certs and you said you'd open some of the boxes... right up my street! Looks like all the silver in the boxes was silver plate/EPNS but I loved the bowl in the second box all the same... but I wouldn't want to be polishing it all the time. Now I'm off to see if I can track down some history of those names on the Lumber share certs, that should keep me out of mischief this evening...
I really enjoyed this video it reminds me back in 1989 when I was 6 years old, back in North Carolina, going through my families sawmill / logging buildings.
A PT boat is a Patrol Torpedo boat. Others with a standing position might be a motor launch or even a landing craft. The silver, if it's got a hallmark it's best, 925 is Stirling and EPNS is electro plated nickel silver. If things have made in China they're priceless usually quite literally 😂 But as you say there's history there and there's people/collectors out there that would love to have it. Could you sell the doors to a reclamation yard?
Well you sure have enough stuff to keep side tracking you away from your projects. I could see losing hrs/ days on going through everything in that building. Thanks for letting us into your day and can't wait to see you guys run the salt flats.
You need to make sure that the silver says sterling on it if it does not say sterling it’s just plated it’s only worth about pennies but nice for decorations if it is sterling you have a nice lot there
Glad it that you're doing what you want it doesn't have to be mechanics if you're doing project like that it's fine because it does have to do with your mechanics and cars and camera. 👍👍👍
Love you and Cars and cameras content and this was a cool video to see all the projects in there. A lot do them need to come back for future videos. Heads up as well Ike there’s a chance of a storm coming up the storm within a week. Hope you see this incase it will affect your house by the water. Give you some time to prepare
Isaac great video I left a like as always...You should do a video on selling this stuff maybe a big sale...Go to the local pawn shop and sell all that silver they will give you the going price and weigh it.. again always like seeing your dad at the end I miss mine you and everyone be blessed...
Love the video! It’s amazing how some stuff makes it through time and pops up. I’m sure there’s a lot of us on here that could get lost in there for a long time enjoying old times.
Isaac, A "PT" Boat was a Navy acronym for a "Pursuit Torpedo" boat. These were wooden hulled boats with very large Packard engines built for high speed attacks on enemy ships and recon work. Small numbers of them would attack enemy ships at high speed and launch torpedoes from deck mounted launchers at enemy ships. They were too fast for a battle ship to catch and pretty effective. They also had machine guns for defense against air attacks and enemy small arms fire. The Germans and the Japanese had their own versions of these boats too but neither sides were nearly as fast as ours. Our PT's would run about 40 knots which for the day was quite impressive. John F. Kennedy served on one during WW2. The famous PT 109.
With ADHD that would drive me nuts. Knowing you want to do what is right. But not knowing what that is. My first approach would be to photo and inventory, package up. Find storage. Even one box at a time. When someone passes away. There is a new life started. Someone may be very interested in some of these items. If it can make someone happy. Sell it to them. Good luck. Huge job.
I love that old historic stuff too. I'm a sucker for it. Just holding somthing that's more than a hundred years old that someone wrote by hand is just crazy
There's A LOT of info online about this Roper fella. I guess he helped develop eastern North Carolina, nwascbif hauncho of the lumber industry and was involved with the Norfolk railroad as well. So that's why there's bonds for them
Very interesting, adventurous scavenger hunt! Thanx ! Do some research, there's some real value there !! Take good pictures of each item, do some googling in your off time. OR, find some nice librarian, hire her to do your research? Or find a good assessor, but that will cost too. Those doors can have value too, if not for remodel, then for art, folks are turning them into wall picture frames, & decorations... Just takes time, but there IS VALUE ! You understand online auctions, just takes good pictures & a little research, you might be very surprised (& some of what you showed, someone has already done that!). Good luck !
John L. Roper is a fairly famous post-Civil War lumber tycoon of NC. Canceled stock shares aren't typically worth very much (companies typically issued thousands of them), but they are still very cool. You might want to contact a gentleman named Bill Barber, who wrote a book on John L. Roper. He lives somewhere in NC.
I totally loved this episode of “Issac it’ll be found”. Love the treasure hunt. Sad in a way a person dies with no family, God bless your friends soul.
I feel for you brother, I have so much stuff too. I have been trying to clean my shop and property for months. Way too many projects. I start and get distracted and then have to put it off again.
😂🤣😂 As an Aussie Darrell Waltrip will always give me a giggle watching him doing a hot lap at Bathurst with Jason Bright. Still can’t believe the fella drove NASCAR.
Isaac, no need to apologize for putting out a video. I enjoy all of your content. When you put out something that's not about turning wrenches, it just lets us get to know you better. The more I watch, the more I realize you're the kind of guy I'd like to have a beer with. Keep up the good work!
Take the best sail and you guys need to use one of your go cart frames and make a sail cart . Like those crazy ones that you see hauling butt on the beach. No motor rebuild required . I think they call them land or sand yachts . Can't do the lap time but would look cool flying along the beach .
Whosever stuff it was they had good taste looks like by all the silver and China ware they had, I’d just concentrate on getting everything in there organized not specifically the same stuff together but more store everything in the back corner an work your way towards the door then when you’ve got a little more room start trying to put stuff that goes together in the same spot like house hold stuff here, yard work tools here , automotive stuff here and so on, wish you weren’t so far away from Alabama I’d come give you a hand trying to straighten that stuff out, feel like me and you would be like 2 peas in a pod lol, good luck bud don’t let it stress you out trying to get it all done now, just do a little at a time , remember it all got stored in there in 3 lifetimes , stump was just the last 1 to acquire it before you now 👍🏼
The John L. Roper Lumber Company was only one of the many lumber mills that operated during that era but led the way in building railroads, organizing the lumberman from the three states into the North Carolina Pine Association, and rebranding what had been considered an inferior product into lumber that dominated the market as "North Carolina Pine."
Just for fun I did some googling about the John L. Roper Lumber company. That man was responsible for a ton of eastern NC history after the civil war. He was a business tycoon from Virginia that made a fortune in lumber and railroads. Very cool history. I bet a museum would love to have those old stock certificates for documenting part of NC's history.
Isaac, I once saw a program where a person found some old shares in a book. The company was no longer in business but was bought up by another company, and another. The shares were still good !! and because the shares had split (doubled) many times, they were worth MUCH more that stated. Maybe you should check into finding someone who could check and see if those are worth anything. You are the legal owner of those shares ! Maybe Isaac, maybe!
So it wasn't wrenching, it was still awesome and interesting. Start taking pictures and posting them for sale. Start high and take the best offer. Never know how much you will get. Thanks for the video and see you later.
A lot of the antique stuff you have there that you say you don't need, I'd say take it to some antiques auctions, people always wanting to buy silverware, china and even stuff like those shares, turn it into cash that you can use to fix up the building(s) and buy other projects... :)
Sometimes you do have to just give stuff away to get rid of it. That mirror is a perfect example. It might be worth a little to somebody, but you'll keep it forever if you put a price on it. Just the way it goes.
I really like history too. I've done a lot of studying about the history of the stuff that's in the Bible and where it's at and The Times it really happened?That is history. 😮
The silver plates with all the holes. Those are collection plates, and the really big one with the broken handle is more than likely a communion tray that they carried the bread or wine in.
I just looked up the John Roper lumber company. The New Bern historical society has a lot of info on the huge impact it had on North Carolina, Virginia and the east coast.
I known its doest seem likely its but its pretty cool that you have, basically a time capsule. I known it's daunting but there's treasure in them there boxes and you may strike gold
I wheeled and dealed mining certificates from the 30's and 40's. When they were transferred or sold they needed what were called Revenue Stamps. With those stamps on them it would increase the value. Collectors out there are much more knowledgeable than me. Maybe chime in?
Don't let that inherited stuff weigh you down either concentrate on selling it or have a trusted friend to advertise and sell it and split the profits so you'll make room for what you really want to do wish I could help .👍
All that silver could be melted into ingots, you could probably get a decent amount of cash for pure ingots. Unless anything is worth a lot as it is, melting them down might be a good idea.
I enjoyed seeing the stock certificate history. From one hoarder to another: The real value of the building is the space. Give the stock certificates to a museum, frame a few for yourself if you really want to keep a few. Give the doors away to someone that will use them. Give most of that stuff away to someone that will use it, so it does not feel like you are throwing it away. Yes, it all has some value but not very much. Remember, the real value is the space you need for the future and that is most important. Stuff is a burden. Get it gone and it will relieve your mind.
The stock is still worth something, cash them in.
Bulk of the stock has already been cashed out it's literally just the paper trail showing that it was cashed out @@Wooley689
@Wooley689 I was going to say this also.
@@Wooley689
They've already been cashed in. That's what the blue circle stamp is about.
@@brianellison3525 Did not know that. These days such as our bank, keeps them.
No wrenches but an interesting project! It looks like a big job, Ike, I hope you find all kinds of fun treasure.
Love seeing the life and times of Ike. People can collect a lot of stuff during their lifetime. I am stuck with several generations of stuff and I have donated, sold, or just tossed about 3/4 of it. Nobody wants silver anymore, unless it's got history, and finding that person that wants it will be difficult. I saw an entire room full of silver be bought for pennies just to empty out the room. The new owner smelted it for the silver and other metals.
I agree, yeah its old stuff and to most ppl its just junk. But it is fascinating looking through it and thinking what it was like back in the days when it was important to the owners. I think it would be cool to take some of the silver items and clean them up to see just how awesome they were in their prime. Its great that you want to preserve these bits of history and hopefully if you don't have a use for them. You can get them to people that will appreciate them. Very cool video... I'd be up to exploring other boxes as you make your way through the sea of stuff... ✌
Looking at that building full of "stuff" is overwhelming.
Thanks for the history lesson. Them old stock certificates are really cool.
Law of the land one man's trash is another man's treasure You need to get one of those Is portable.
Pods for storage outside the door load everything that your friend left you into that pod container for a month while you organize and build more shelving inside your building. That's the way I did it. It worked out really good. Just an idea. Thanks for the video. Do not throw anything away.
Keep up the great work.
My man all that silver has value. Like others have said in the comments I could spend days in that building going through everything
You have no idea how excited I got when I saw the share certs and you said you'd open some of the boxes... right up my street! Looks like all the silver in the boxes was silver plate/EPNS but I loved the bowl in the second box all the same... but I wouldn't want to be polishing it all the time. Now I'm off to see if I can track down some history of those names on the Lumber share certs, that should keep me out of mischief this evening...
Issac is a true King he inherited real treasures and lands! o7 to you Sir Issac haha!
I really enjoyed this video it reminds me back in 1989 when I was 6 years old, back in North Carolina, going through my families sawmill / logging buildings.
Outstanding and awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
A PT boat is a Patrol Torpedo boat. Others with a standing position might be a motor launch or even a landing craft.
The silver, if it's got a hallmark it's best, 925 is Stirling and EPNS is electro plated nickel silver. If things have made in China they're priceless usually quite literally 😂
But as you say there's history there and there's people/collectors out there that would love to have it.
Could you sell the doors to a reclamation yard?
Well you sure have enough stuff to keep side tracking you away from your projects. I could see losing hrs/ days on going through everything in that building. Thanks for letting us into your day and can't wait to see you guys run the salt flats.
You need to make sure that the silver says sterling on it if it does not say sterling it’s just plated it’s only worth about pennies but nice for decorations if it is sterling you have a nice lot there
Omg Isaac you have got some very interesting items in that building. Boxes and boxes of valuable items.
Glad it that you're doing what you want it doesn't have to be mechanics if you're doing project like that it's fine because it does have to do with your mechanics and cars and camera. 👍👍👍
That is absolutely amazing to have all your toys in one place ie scooter's, go-karts and minibikes.
Now what to do with all the vehicles.
That wee honda trike. 😍😍
Love you and Cars and cameras content and this was a cool video to see all the projects in there. A lot do them need to come back for future videos. Heads up as well Ike there’s a chance of a storm coming up the storm within a week. Hope you see this incase it will affect your house by the water. Give you some time to prepare
Isaac great video I left a like as always...You should do a video on selling this stuff maybe a big sale...Go to the local pawn shop and sell all that silver they will give you the going price and weigh it.. again always like seeing your dad at the end I miss mine you and everyone be blessed...
Do a big garage sale, or flea market in the park.
I just checked and have just enough space in my shop to store a CT 70 with 4 speed. Cheers from Jacksonville Florida
Love the video! It’s amazing how some stuff makes it through time and pops up. I’m sure there’s a lot of us on here that could get lost in there for a long time enjoying old times.
wow.... THE John Stewart.... that's incredible.
That building is awesome. I could spend a few days going through that
This is great!! Thank you so much for taking time to share this. 👍👍
Good luck handling all that, always remember; "it'll be fine". Love watching all your work in progress❤
Isaac, A "PT" Boat was a Navy acronym for a "Pursuit Torpedo" boat. These were wooden hulled boats with very large Packard engines built for high speed attacks on enemy ships and recon work. Small numbers of them would attack enemy ships at high speed and launch torpedoes from deck mounted launchers at enemy ships. They were too fast for a battle ship to catch and pretty effective. They also had machine guns for defense against air attacks and enemy small arms fire. The Germans and the Japanese had their own versions of these boats too but neither sides were nearly as fast as ours. Our PT's would run about 40 knots which for the day was quite impressive. John F. Kennedy served on one during WW2. The famous PT 109.
Great stuff Ike!! be safe and drive careless! ✌️❤🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🫡
With ADHD that would drive me nuts. Knowing you want to do what is right. But not knowing what that is. My first approach would be to photo and inventory, package up. Find storage. Even one box at a time. When someone passes away. There is a new life started. Someone may be very interested in some of these items. If it can make someone happy. Sell it to them. Good luck. Huge job.
I love the show and tell just your passion inspired probably 100s of ppl to look into that company
What a cool stash ,would like to see more.
You are a blessed man. Keep up the great work and great video
Good day sir you could use them sails as anawning for bus.or enclosed trailer.cheers thank for sharing
I love that old historic stuff too. I'm a sucker for it. Just holding somthing that's more than a hundred years old that someone wrote by hand is just crazy
It’s always fun seeing other people’s garage treasures
Cool video I like all the old stuff. Looks like he was driving a landing craft. Yes
Consider seeing if local museums would be interested in the stock certificates. Good local history.
Ike....love the video....research what you can.....get what u can for that stuff....love the content....peace out
There's A LOT of info online about this Roper fella. I guess he helped develop eastern North Carolina, nwascbif hauncho of the lumber industry and was involved with the Norfolk railroad as well. So that's why there's bonds for them
Very interesting, adventurous scavenger hunt! Thanx !
Do some research, there's some real value there !! Take good pictures of each item, do some googling in your off time. OR, find some nice librarian, hire her to do your research? Or find a good assessor, but that will cost too. Those doors can have value too, if not for remodel, then for art, folks are turning them into wall picture frames, & decorations... Just takes time, but there IS VALUE ! You understand online auctions, just takes good pictures & a little research, you might be very surprised (& some of what you showed, someone has already done that!). Good luck !
John L. Roper is a fairly famous post-Civil War lumber tycoon of NC. Canceled stock shares aren't typically worth very much (companies typically issued thousands of them), but they are still very cool. You might want to contact a gentleman named Bill Barber, who wrote a book on John L. Roper. He lives somewhere in NC.
I totally loved this episode of “Issac it’ll be found”. Love the treasure hunt. Sad in a way a person dies with no family, God bless your friends soul.
I feel for you brother, I have so much stuff too. I have been trying to clean my shop and property for months. Way too many projects. I start and get distracted and then have to put it off again.
Antique roadshow should pay you a visit and purchase the treasure's!
I enjoyed some of the history you shared with us
Your sitting on gold brotha! Congratulations!
😂🤣😂 As an Aussie Darrell Waltrip will always give me a giggle watching him doing a hot lap at Bathurst with Jason Bright. Still can’t believe the fella drove NASCAR.
Isaac, no need to apologize for putting out a video. I enjoy all of your content. When you put out something that's not about turning wrenches, it just lets us get to know you better. The more I watch, the more I realize you're the kind of guy I'd like to have a beer with. Keep up the good work!
Great stuff Thanks. You Need to Purge, just give it away, pay it forward.
Take the best sail and you guys need to use one of your go cart frames and make a sail cart . Like those crazy ones that you see hauling butt on the beach. No motor rebuild required . I think they call them land or sand yachts . Can't do the lap time but would look cool flying along the beach .
Do you have a local museum or historic association? Those shares and certificates should be shown in a didplay case. Great history there.😊😊😊😊
I love this type of stuff man , would
Love to check out all the goods
What could really be a great way to concentrate space ; is create a backroom area and start stripping down the vehicles to engine and frame builds .
Whosever stuff it was they had good taste looks like by all the silver and China ware they had, I’d just concentrate on getting everything in there organized not specifically the same stuff together but more store everything in the back corner an work your way towards the door then when you’ve got a little more room start trying to put stuff that goes together in the same spot like house hold stuff here, yard work tools here , automotive stuff here and so on, wish you weren’t so far away from Alabama I’d come give you a hand trying to straighten that stuff out, feel like me and you would be like 2 peas in a pod lol, good luck bud don’t let it stress you out trying to get it all done now, just do a little at a time , remember it all got stored in there in 3 lifetimes , stump was just the last 1 to acquire it before you now 👍🏼
I think it's cool thanks for sharing .they are a part of history's treasure"s just think if they could talk !! LOL !!
I always enjoy your videos. I admire you bro❤
The John L. Roper Lumber Company was only one of the many lumber mills that operated during that era but led the way in building railroads, organizing the lumberman from the three states into the North Carolina Pine Association, and rebranding what had been considered an inferior product into lumber that dominated the market as "North Carolina Pine."
Just for fun I did some googling about the John L. Roper Lumber company. That man was responsible for a ton of eastern NC history after the civil war. He was a business tycoon from Virginia that made a fortune in lumber and railroads. Very cool history. I bet a museum would love to have those old stock certificates for documenting part of NC's history.
Isaac, I once saw a program where a person found some old shares in a book. The company was no longer in business but was bought up by another company, and another. The shares were still good !! and because the shares had split (doubled) many times, they were worth MUCH more that stated. Maybe you should check into finding someone who could check and see if those are worth anything. You are the legal owner of those shares ! Maybe Isaac, maybe!
I loved your mustang brother and a couple of your Chevys
So it wasn't wrenching, it was still awesome and interesting. Start taking pictures and posting them for sale. Start high and take the best offer. Never know how much you will get. Thanks for the video and see you later.
A lot of the antique stuff you have there that you say you don't need, I'd say take it to some antiques auctions, people always wanting to buy silverware, china and even stuff like those shares, turn it into cash that you can use to fix up the building(s) and buy other projects... :)
Keep it up I love old stuff it hell of alot better than the junk you get today.
have you guys ever considered selling or auctioning off some of the projects. You could use the money to make improvements or buy new projects.
Excellent video Issac :) also got lots goodies and so cool everything got there too !
MORE STUFF!! O YEAH!!!
its your show so do what you want - id like to see the '57 get built....
Missing parts for the 57 from the theft
@@isaacitllbefine7231 dam thieves.
Friday!! Best day of the week!! Have a good weekend Ike
Sometimes you do have to just give stuff away to get rid of it. That mirror is a perfect example. It might be worth a little to somebody, but you'll keep it forever if you put a price on it. Just the way it goes.
I really like history too. I've done a lot of studying about the history of the stuff that's in the Bible and where it's at and The Times it really happened?That is history. 😮
The silver plates with all the holes. Those are collection plates, and the really big one with the broken handle is more than likely a communion tray that they carried the bread or wine in.
And GHC could be God's House Church, or something of the sort.
The antiques are pretty cool have you ever thought of having a auction or garage sale Ike I'm sure someone would want that silver plate 😊
organization is the key too keep everything
You should look into the history centers for some of these things especially the bonds!!
Good luck man,its hard to do what your doing,i know I've been there!
that pitster pro rolling frame looks promising! 👀would be cool with a 190 or 212cc
Take the silver platters and serving trays and those shares to an Antiques Road Show
I just looked up the John Roper lumber company. The New Bern historical society has a lot of info on the huge impact it had on North Carolina, Virginia and the east coast.
Good luck with dat Hord phew 😅
You and John should start a raffle and use ur merch as tickets. I know a few of us out there that would give these projects a good home.
john should get a couple of containers to stack carts/bikes in...
I retired from Norfolk Southern Railway. I would love to see those stock certificates!
I known its doest seem likely its but its pretty cool that you have, basically a time capsule. I known it's daunting but there's treasure in them there boxes and you may strike gold
I wheeled and dealed mining certificates from the 30's and 40's. When they were transferred or sold they needed what were called Revenue Stamps. With those stamps on them it would increase the value. Collectors out there are much more knowledgeable than me. Maybe chime in?
Don't let that inherited stuff weigh you down either concentrate on selling it or have a trusted friend to advertise and sell it and split the profits so you'll make room for what you really want to do wish I could help .👍
Ever think about selling/auctioning some of the historic projects? Make money and create som space?
Dint be sorry about not wrenching on stuff all the video's you make are awesome and interesting
You need to find an honest Antique Dealer to help you liquidate some of that stuff. I imagine there is some value to some, especially the china.
Damn dude, you make me feel so much better about my hoard. 😂
The murray was the greatest!!!
Ike you should have a huge garage sale and sell what you can.
i had never seen a scat track mini bike before my neighbor had a scat track 3 wheeler kinda like a go cart !!!
I like show and tell with Ike.
All that silver could be melted into ingots, you could probably get a decent amount of cash for pure ingots. Unless anything is worth a lot as it is, melting them down might be a good idea.
I believe that company is still in business in Carolina.
Good Luck, man!
Another great video 👍👍
The one Priceless thing in there Didn't get bitten by a Brown Recluse hiding among the parts !
Historical stuff is interesting....
Man you should have an lil auction 🤠