There is nothing better than searching for antiques in the fall in PA with a warm coffee, Im an old toy train guy and as usual you have to get there when it first opens to see any in the wild, if you do see old toy trains they are usually overpriced common items in rough condition......and I always end up buying them anyway, LOL, I would have blown all my money at that first table and then regretted it the rest if the day when I found something bettet at the end of the day LOL!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Oh me too, while being stuck at home Ive been having a blast binge watching your older videos while I am reorganizing my collection of old junk/antiques/clutter. Ive learned two things watching this channel, 1. knowledge of the items and actual value and self restraint while spending are very important, 2. Every thrift store on the planet plays the same music at the same volume and there will always be a screaming kid somewhere about 2/3 through the visit. LOL! Keep up the content, im loving it!
Here I was looking at comments to see if anyone recognized the photo of the lady and it was interesting to see somebody said who she might be from old Charlie Chan movies . Cool !Lol great stuff. I loved the tin train and Shirley temple mug. And all the boxes with advertising of long ago.
Enjoyred the flea market. I really like the cow jumped over the moon plate. Also the Shirley Temple mug. Enjoyed looking at the boxes. It was a fun time.
Hi Scott..great video as always ,Iwas watching what you called yourlong this and that video and something happened to my dying computer so I want to say there can never be a too long video from you my friend xo :)
Scott, I thought I would mention a great art project that you might enjoy. Years ago, a friend took apart an old, non-functioning pocket watch and displayed the case and the inner workings in a frame. I think she backed the works using a piece of felt (or velvet) glued to thin cardboard to sit inside the frame. I didn't ask how she attached the pieces to the cardboard, but I would think "sewing" them on using invisible or metallic thread would work. The "exploded" display was so interesting! Who really thinks about the inner workings of a pocket watch? Or a clock, for that matter?
I love your videos, especially when you go to the flea market. When I sold at the Golden Nugget back in the 80's, I thought nothing of getting up at 4am and driving an hour in the dark to set up to sell. I was terrible at it, but I loved it so much.
Wow! Great flea market! I saw what looked like an old "over the fire" bean pot sitting on the ground in first of video. I saw a "captain's head" flower pot/planter and a great milk bottle.
Those pocket watch part were cool! Great for repairs, we went to the alameda point antiques fair. It’s the biggest on this side of America with 2000 vendors. My favorite flea market, I’ve been to it a few times and there was this stand with clocks clock parts and watch parts! The whole flea market was heaven for me, many clocks and antiques!!!! 💕❤️
Boon I’ve been to the Alameda Flea Market too. It’s really an antique and repurpose market and is on the pricey side. I wish we had real flea markets not just ones selling new stuff.
Yeah. Most markets in this area do that. Though alameda point actually has a lot of antiques. Majority I’ve been to have had almost all antique and vintage items! And it’s not too pricey, I got a beautiful French porcelain mantel clock worth (sold value) 550$! And I got it for 50$!! And also a lot of antique clocks I got there were 20$! And I got an antique folding table (sold value 300$) that folds into a dining table for 40$! A lot of deals. Some people put things expensive because they are professional in that hobby. So that’s why those stands are avoided.
Okay, I am new to your channel, so my "two cents" is late, but that woman in the photo is Greta Garbo. Check any profile of her, and you will see the same arched eyebrows and jutting nose and chin. I am binge watching your shows and love them all. So many items I recall from my younger years.
Thanks for taking us along. I was hoping you would pet the alligator head that was next to the box of clock faces. I like the lead soldier you purchased.
Thanks for taking us to the flea market. Enjoyed coming along. I really like the scotty dog book end. The song you were referring to is "Blinded By The Light." Have a great evening Scott. 😊
We used to have the acme juicers for our Florida Oranges. I remember it tasting so good. They still sell plastic ones, but the old metal ones worked so well. Daddy would insert it into the Oranges and then we would squeeze the orange and drink the juice. Wow!! That really took me back in time!!! I just love your videos!!! Also, isn't that Judy Garland?....not positive....
Scott, It was so interesting to hear you speak about the football program and how the people who attended the game would have no idea how their lives were going to change just two months later. Good to know I'm not the only one who has thoughts like that.
Wow, good for you getting there so early. I just can't do it...even when I sell I'm lucky to get there between 7 and 7:30. Mine is 1 hr 15 minutes from my home.
Ooooo When I see blue and white my eyes goooo ... 😍 Was that a carved quail or gamebird of some sort , it looked NICEeeee from this end. I love things like that.
A nice way to spend the morning,was the phonaghraph behind you the same one from the flea market,great stuff thanks for the trip.Are you going to restore any of it?.
No the Victor phonograph at the flea market was in horrible condition. It was completely rusted out with serious damage. I checked it out off camera. You are very observant!
Some interesting finds Scott. I kind of liked the cow jumping over the moon plate. The woman in the glossy photo is quite lovely. I love your victrola!
Please please let us know who is in the photo. Also update us on what you find inside the early electronic box and exactly what it is. I enjoy tagging along with you to the flea market. This one had some great treasures.
I noticed you passed on the same blue Shirley Temple pitcher this time. I think that picture might be Vivian Vance? I noticed you said re-capping the transformer. You obviously know about electrolytics. You might enjoy old64goat channel. Old radio repairs. Happy hunting! Wonderful videos!
I didn’t know that Salem the cat owned a China Co. Hey diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon. I bet he wrote that too. Cat celebrity in our midst. Cool! There are just some many treasures where you go. Thanks for taking us along.
I think she is a model for Revlon or another make up company from that time. Everyone thinks she is Greta. Maybe if you find out pls. Let us know. Thanks for the trip. I am tired from getting up so early.lol
The early bird catches the worm! Thank you Scott, for taking us along later, so we could sleep in. My guesses on the beautiful woman in the photo...Hedy Lamarr, Eleanor Powell or Gene Tierney.
Hello from Atlanta! I love old Charlie Chan movies and thought the actress might be Kay Linaker. I included a clip below when I Googled her. Maybe? Anyway, this was another fun trip hunting for treasures! Keep them coming! (Kay Linaker American actress OVERVIEW DescriptionMary Katherine Linaker was an American actress and screenwriter who appeared in many B movies during the 1930s and 1940s, most notably Kitty Foyle starring Ginger Rogers.)
Hiya Scott! I had to grab my phone to take notes when you started talking about the delphite! I don't think I have ever come across any in the wild. The photo of the actress is very interesting! Could it be Norma Shearer? The video preamplifier couldn't have ended up in better hands! BTW, the body of the little man logo looks like a "Bill Ding" block, lol! I can see that dating to the late 1949's! Have a great weekend and thanks so much for sharing!
Hey Scott! Just found your channel and two months late in answering the question, but did you ever figure out who the actress in the publicity shot was? Irene Dunne maybe?
Oh golly miss molly! I'm going to give a "talk" in an upcoming video about steam punk and my thoughts pro and con. To be honest, I'm glad I rescued the TV box BEFORE it was destroyed! I guess that tips my hat when it comes to altering things that have survived in their original condition. Now I appreciate your opinion and I'm not saying that I am against the creative expression of steam punk. I'm perfectly fine with it when the creators use broken or miscellaneous random parts to create and give new life to what might have been tossed out. However.....I am totally against the idea of destroying and item that has survived intact and often of great value to certain collectors. That video amplifier is rare and dates to the very dawn of television production in this country and it has survived unscathed. It would just make me cringe and cry to see it turned into a steam punk lamp! Ok. I'm not fussing at you so please please don't take offence. I know my opinion might not be the popular one but I am a purist when it comes to preservation. I value open discussion on this issue and I think the topic is fascinating. Thanks Pamela. And yes....I would have to agree with you on the remains of the old telephone workings. Clearly it's not a rare item and in the current state, it would be an awesome project for a steam punk creator. :)
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Oh I feel the same way, I would never mess up something like those beautiful pieces of old history. I hate seeing old cars and trucks setting in the filled and on the side of the roads classic beauty that once was, If I ever made steampunk I would just use the broken stuff for sure. I love the creativity of steampunk but its not my style at all. I have made some earrings for my Etsy shop, But I love Victorine/Steampunk clothes. If I was young I would be all over that style, but I'm just an old poot, I am Chabby chic and Victorine all the way as far as my home decore If I could afford the look. oh and If I had a home. I live w my Mom. I was in the prosses of building a Skoolie in case you don't know thats a school bus turned into a tiny home on wheels, me and my Mom was going to travel the great US but my dreams got shattered, so now my bus is up for sale, I thought my kids would help me BC I'm disabled. But hey thats my fault for thinking.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I have seen some valuable antiques butchered by steampunk artists and when I talked to them found out they had no clue it was anything valuable just like I see many of the twenty somethings dumping things they inherit at the thrift shops because they don't consider them "cool enough" for them. Of course I am always happy to take in the discarded pieces at thrift store prices but it pains me to see a generation with no appreciation of the past or anything that belonged to earlier generations. I have taught my children and grandchildren it is better to buy something old and made to last rather than a bunch of junk that won't last a year from a chain store that usually cost more. They love showing grandma the treasures they find.
ahh Akro Agate marbles aka "aggies" lol.....so pretty... And Gosh, I wonder how many of those football players joined the military and served and possibly died in the coming wartime....
Looks like Greta Garbo to me, Scott. Very early Greta. We use to play the Movie Moguls game with old movies from 30s-40s. My mom was born in 1930 and loved her Hollywood movie star paperdolls.
Scott, are you okay? Seems like you may be having trouble with your voice, maybe esophagus? I was just diagnosed with PVFM and you seem to have a few of the same symptoms. Just concerned, if having problems, please see a doctor. Blessings.
I can spend a whole day looking at all the stuff, and leave with a fullfilled feeling. The sentiment involved in selling very old things is precious..
That was an incredible mix of items.Real history.Thank-you so much Scott.
Flea Markets ROCK!!
The COW jumped over the moon & the DISH ran away with the SPOON....I wanted that 😭
There is nothing better than searching for antiques in the fall in PA with a warm coffee, Im an old toy train guy and as usual you have to get there when it first opens to see any in the wild, if you do see old toy trains they are usually overpriced common items in rough condition......and I always end up buying them anyway, LOL, I would have blown all my money at that first table and then regretted it the rest if the day when I found something bettet at the end of the day LOL!
You have me looking forward to next fall!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Oh me too, while being stuck at home Ive been having a blast binge watching your older videos while I am reorganizing my collection of old junk/antiques/clutter. Ive learned two things watching this channel, 1. knowledge of the items and actual value and self restraint while spending are very important, 2. Every thrift store on the planet plays the same music at the same volume and there will always be a screaming kid somewhere about 2/3 through the visit. LOL! Keep up the content, im loving it!
Yard Sale! Pull over!!
Blinded by the light lol
Great finds! Love flea markets
Here I was looking at comments to see if anyone recognized the photo of the lady and it was interesting to see somebody said who she might be from old Charlie Chan movies . Cool !Lol great stuff. I loved the tin train and Shirley temple mug. And all the boxes with advertising of long ago.
That was a great flea market trip. Thank you so much for taking us along!!
Enjoyred the flea market. I really like the cow jumped over the moon plate. Also the Shirley Temple mug. Enjoyed looking at the boxes. It was a fun time.
That lead soldier looks like a Mountie (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)🇨🇦
Am rewatching this on the 9/11/22.The song,"Blinded by the light" was the original first line of the group Manfred Mans Earth Band
Awesome finds, as always!!
Manfred Mann Blinded by the light 😁
Hi Scott, love your videos but this flea market video was fantastic. Please do more of them.
New cat dish! (Nursery rhyme by Salem china)
I agree about book ends. 1 is fine ...:) if I like it a lot..
Love the cruise line brochure and the bookend. Please keep us posted on your research results for the video box.
Hi Scott..great video as always ,Iwas watching what you called yourlong this and that video and something happened to my dying computer so I want to say there can never be a too long video from you my friend xo :)
The brochure of the ship !!!! My favorite. I’m also fond of the lead figure. Whenever I see the brand Acme of course I think of cartoons 😊
Thank you showing all those old paper packagings. Also the pocket watch parts looked neat. Enjoy your lunch Scott!
It is so much fun to shop with you. You have so many wonderful places to go. I always wait til the very last second to see Salem’s sign off! Love it
Scott, I thought I would mention a great art project that you might enjoy. Years ago, a friend took apart an old, non-functioning pocket watch and displayed the case and the inner workings in a frame. I think she backed the works using a piece of felt (or velvet) glued to thin cardboard to sit inside the frame. I didn't ask how she attached the pieces to the cardboard, but I would think "sewing" them on using invisible or metallic thread would work. The "exploded" display was so interesting! Who really thinks about the inner workings of a pocket watch? Or a clock, for that matter?
Fun flea market!!!! I saw stuff I liked too!!!! Thanks for all the info. Enjoy taking that item apart!!!!!👵💖🦋
It looks like Winifred Shaw
I would like to know more about the video amplifier.
Your passion is contagious and it shines through your eyes!! You're just a misplaced 1930s soul 😊
Again as always TFS!!
I love your videos, especially when you go to the flea market. When I sold at the Golden Nugget back in the 80's, I thought nothing of getting up at 4am and driving an hour in the dark to set up to sell. I was terrible at it, but I loved it so much.
❤
Wow! Great flea market! I saw what looked like an old "over the fire" bean pot sitting on the ground in first of video. I saw a "captain's head" flower pot/planter and a great milk bottle.
Those pocket watch part were cool! Great for repairs, we went to the alameda point antiques fair. It’s the biggest on this side of America with 2000 vendors. My favorite flea market, I’ve been to it a few times and there was this stand with clocks clock parts and watch parts! The whole flea market was heaven for me, many clocks and antiques!!!! 💕❤️
I'm sure you had fun since you love old clocks so much!
I do! I also got an antique curved table once that folds into I dining table for 40$!
Boon I’ve been to the Alameda Flea Market too. It’s really an antique and repurpose market and is on the pricey side. I wish we had real flea markets not just ones selling new stuff.
Yeah. Most markets in this area do that. Though alameda point actually has a lot of antiques. Majority I’ve been to have had almost all antique and vintage items! And it’s not too pricey, I got a beautiful French porcelain mantel clock worth (sold value) 550$! And I got it for 50$!! And also a lot of antique clocks I got there were 20$! And I got an antique folding table (sold value 300$) that folds into a dining table for 40$! A lot of deals. Some people put things expensive because they are professional in that hobby. So that’s why those stands are avoided.
Looks like a young Vivian Vance “Ethel” of I Love Lucy???
OMG your treasures are a delight to see. It's a joy to attend your education sessions daily. GREAT VIDEO and GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!
Okay, I am new to your channel, so my "two cents" is late, but that woman in the photo is Greta Garbo. Check any profile of her, and you will see the same arched eyebrows and jutting nose and chin. I am binge watching your shows and love them all. So many items I recall from my younger years.
Thanks for taking us along. I was hoping you would pet the alligator head that was next to the box of clock faces. I like the lead soldier you purchased.
Thanks for taking us to the flea market. Enjoyed coming along.
I really like the scotty dog book end. The song you were referring to is "Blinded By The Light." Have a great evening Scott. 😊
I think you got yourself a very glamorous photo of Carole Lombard!
Hi, new subscriber! I love your channel and passion for the vintage treasures you find!
Fun trip to the flea market! Keep us posted on the early electronic box please!
I want those cobalt blue glass lions. Darn it !
We used to have the acme juicers for our Florida Oranges. I remember it tasting so good. They still sell plastic ones, but the old metal ones worked so well. Daddy would insert it into the Oranges and then we would squeeze the orange and drink the juice. Wow!! That really took me back in time!!! I just love your videos!!! Also, isn't that Judy Garland?....not positive....
Scott, I think you were born 30-40 years late! You'd have made a great F. Scott Fitzgerald character!
Boop boop a doop!
Scott, It was so interesting to hear you speak about the football program and how the people who attended the game would have no idea how their lives were going to change just two months later. Good to know I'm not the only one who has thoughts like that.
Indeed I wondered the very same thing.
Lol you cracked me up with the Dora comment
that butterfly brooch/pin was amazing..totally would have bought that!
love your videos Scott!!!!
Hedda hopper maybe
Wow, good for you getting there so early. I just can't do it...even when I sell I'm lucky to get there between 7 and 7:30. Mine is 1 hr 15 minutes from my home.
Ooooo When I see blue and white my eyes goooo ... 😍 Was that a carved quail or gamebird of some sort , it looked NICEeeee from this end. I love things like that.
A nice way to spend the morning,was the phonaghraph behind you the same one from the flea market,great stuff thanks for the trip.Are you going to restore any of it?.
No the Victor phonograph at the flea market was in horrible condition. It was completely rusted out with serious damage. I checked it out off camera. You are very observant!
Some interesting finds Scott. I kind of liked the cow jumping over the moon plate.
The woman in the glossy photo is quite lovely. I love your victrola!
Good finds. I really envy your access to the flea markets. Real rare out here
Where do you live that there are no flea markets? I've heard people outside of the U.S say that before and I can't imagine why they don't have them.
I'm glad I mostly, virtually shop now because I want to purchase a lot of things when I tag along with RUclipsrs.
I like your phonograph
Please please let us know who is in the photo.
Also update us on what you find inside the early electronic box and exactly what it is.
I enjoy tagging along with you to the flea market. This one had some great treasures.
I noticed you passed on the same blue Shirley Temple pitcher this time.
I think that picture might be Vivian Vance?
I noticed you said re-capping the transformer. You obviously know about electrolytics. You might enjoy old64goat channel. Old radio repairs.
Happy hunting! Wonderful videos!
I didn’t know that Salem the cat owned a China Co. Hey diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon. I bet he wrote that too. Cat celebrity in our midst. Cool! There are just some many treasures where you go. Thanks for taking us along.
I think she is a model for Revlon or another make up company from that time. Everyone thinks she is Greta. Maybe if you find out pls. Let us know. Thanks for the trip. I am tired from getting up so early.lol
The early bird catches the worm! Thank you Scott, for taking us along later, so we could sleep in. My guesses on the beautiful woman in the photo...Hedy Lamarr, Eleanor Powell or Gene Tierney.
Hello from Atlanta! I love old Charlie Chan movies and thought the actress might be Kay Linaker. I included a clip below when I Googled her. Maybe? Anyway, this was another fun trip hunting for treasures! Keep them coming!
(Kay Linaker
American actress
OVERVIEW
DescriptionMary Katherine Linaker was an American actress and screenwriter who appeared in many B movies during the 1930s and 1940s, most notably Kitty Foyle starring Ginger Rogers.)
Golly you might be right!!!!
Please keep us posted!
Looks like a fun time at the flea market!
Oh the irony
Oh the irony Scott! Watching this today, and noticed the "Corona" chili powder bottle at 9:19!
I thought the juice extractor was neat. Did you notice that one side had To and From on the side for mailing?
I did....how funny.
I believe it is Marlene Dietrich.
Antiques & Hollywood might know who that lady is.
My first thought is that’s she’s a model. However she resembles Virginia Grey and also as someone else said Kay Linaker.
Hiya Scott! I had to grab my phone to take notes when you started talking about the delphite! I don't think I have ever come across any in the wild. The photo of the actress is very interesting! Could it be Norma Shearer? The video preamplifier couldn't have ended up in better hands! BTW, the body of the little man logo looks like a "Bill Ding" block, lol! I can see that dating to the late 1949's! Have a great weekend and thanks so much for sharing!
Scott...looks like a great flea market. Where is this? I am in South Jersey.
This one is in New Castle, DE
Hey Scott! Just found your channel and two months late in answering the question, but did you ever figure out who the actress in the publicity shot was? Irene Dunne maybe?
Great video. Have you thought of selling T-shirts? If so, I want one. Keep these great videos coming. ~Peace
Rita Hayworth
My guess is Ava Gardner .. ?
a comparison ... same eyebrows nose and lips... i.pinimg.com/564x/b9/a1/96/b9a1961e620d954453fbcd07c671d321.jpg
Timestamp 11:19 that phone Diller thing would make a great Steem punk piece, so would that TV box thing you got.
Oh golly miss molly! I'm going to give a "talk" in an upcoming video about steam punk and my thoughts pro and con. To be honest, I'm glad I rescued the TV box BEFORE it was destroyed! I guess that tips my hat when it comes to altering things that have survived in their original condition. Now I appreciate your opinion and I'm not saying that I am against the creative expression of steam punk. I'm perfectly fine with it when the creators use broken or miscellaneous random parts to create and give new life to what might have been tossed out. However.....I am totally against the idea of destroying and item that has survived intact and often of great value to certain collectors. That video amplifier is rare and dates to the very dawn of television production in this country and it has survived unscathed. It would just make me cringe and cry to see it turned into a steam punk lamp! Ok. I'm not fussing at you so please please don't take offence. I know my opinion might not be the popular one but I am a purist when it comes to preservation. I value open discussion on this issue and I think the topic is fascinating. Thanks Pamela. And yes....I would have to agree with you on the remains of the old telephone workings. Clearly it's not a rare item and in the current state, it would be an awesome project for a steam punk creator. :)
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Oh I feel the same way, I would never mess up something like those beautiful pieces of old history. I hate seeing old cars and trucks setting in the filled and on the side of the roads classic beauty that once was, If I ever made steampunk I would just use the broken stuff for sure. I love the creativity of steampunk but its not my style at all. I have made some earrings for my Etsy shop, But I love Victorine/Steampunk clothes. If I was young I would be all over that style, but I'm just an old poot, I am Chabby chic and Victorine all the way as far as my home decore If I could afford the look. oh and If I had a home. I live w my Mom. I was in the prosses of building a Skoolie in case you don't know thats a school bus turned into a tiny home on wheels, me and my Mom was going to travel the great US but my dreams got shattered, so now my bus is up for sale, I thought my kids would help me BC I'm disabled. But hey thats my fault for thinking.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I have seen some valuable antiques butchered by steampunk artists and when I talked to them found out they had no clue it was anything valuable just like I see many of the twenty somethings dumping things they inherit at the thrift shops because they don't consider them "cool enough" for them. Of course I am always happy to take in the discarded pieces at thrift store prices but it pains me to see a generation with no appreciation of the past or anything that belonged to earlier generations. I have taught my children and grandchildren it is better to buy something old and made to last rather than a bunch of junk that won't last a year from a chain store that usually cost more. They love showing grandma the treasures they find.
Cant watch you....passing up such gorgeous stuff!!
Like what? Name something “good” you would have bought that I passed up.
Look up "Greta Garbo Profile Shots". Quite a few come up and look exactly like this one. Pretty sure it's Garbo.
I don’t know who she is, but wow gorgeous 👀! Always enjoy you. 🤗
You get an A plus for your camera work.
Joan Bennett. or Constance Bennett.
It would be nice if you could say what your thinking once in awhile.
How so?
Myrna Loy?
ahh Akro Agate marbles aka "aggies" lol.....so pretty... And Gosh, I wonder how many of those football players joined the military and served and possibly died in the coming wartime....
Was that Mrs. Roper at 4:49? 😜😜
🤣🤣👍
Irene Dunn?
claudette!
Is it Myrna Loy?
Very rural Nebr
I think she’s just a model. Nobody famous. But could be wrong
Looks like Greta Garbo to me, Scott. Very early Greta. We use to play the Movie Moguls game with old movies from 30s-40s. My mom was born in 1930 and loved her Hollywood movie star paperdolls.
Lol .... ( Morgage ) SCROOOOGEEEeeeeee .... TEN DOLLARS ... WOAH.
The last of the big spenders!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 😂
Greta Garbo ftw!!
Actress Loretta Young????
Take a picture of the picture and do a Google image search and see if something comes up, if no one can identify the woman.
Loretta Young ?
I think you're mistaken. I do believe that is Claudette Colbert.
www.imdb.com/name/nm0001055/mediaviewer/rm3003604992 kind of looks like her
Coke with the Cocaine in it?
Scott, are you okay? Seems like you may be having trouble with your voice, maybe esophagus? I was just diagnosed with PVFM and you seem to have a few of the same symptoms. Just concerned, if having problems, please see a doctor. Blessings.
Naw....I'm fine. Just my Jersey twang I guess!
I think she looks a little like Betty Davis.
not at all like Bette Davis!
sure could be however Betty Davies had more protruding eyes..
She does not have Bette's protruding eyes. Definitely not her.
Scott: I think that the lady in the picture is Joan Crawford. I love the phonograph behind you. Is it real?