OK, so technically the log splitter was a railroad spike but people actually use railroad spikes to split wood (like a wedge). Little known Prime Time Tip. lol.
It was worth watching your video to see Daisy....I thought she was a musical automaton made out of a taxidermy dog...LOL Thank God! She is a real dog and what a beauty.
I think that the black and white ducks are actually loons. It's a water bird with many unique calls. One of their calls is the wail. It's a haunting call that is often used in movies and TV shows, to make a scene eery or cheepy, or a little scary.
On both the clear glass paperweight and the purple glass pitcher you said they had defects - those are open pontil marks which helps you determine that the glass was hand blown on a punty and then broken off. It’s a good sign to see that! Not a bad sign. Hand blown glass has a good market so I would keep an eye out for that but make sure to learn the actual difference between a pontil mark and real damage so you don’t make mistakes and then blame me 😂. Good luck!
lol I appreciate it. I know of pontil marks on bottles but did not consider that they were on paperweights and pitchers but it makes sense. Glass is a newer area so I am learning as I go and one way to learn is to make mistakes. Going to do more research on that for sure .
My late husband his name was Thomas - Tom. He was a sweet man, happy person, loved life, hobby was woodworking, avid reader- read anything he could get his hands on, did a crossword daily, very smart man, loved my nieces and nephews but yet never wanted any kids. At 52 he had a heart attack and within four days he was gone. Things happen for a reason. The heavens got a wonderful Angel that day. He always said I don’t have any real friends. Well it was SRO at his memorial. I miss him everyday. My Tom was a great guy.
I get like that when someone shakes jewelry boxes and very small boxes from jewelry stores. Cannot tell you how many things I found broken when I was reselling.
My husband is Tom we’ve been married almost 60 years so I agree Tom’s are nice people Every time you said black duck I said loon you weren’t listening to me
The flowers in Lucite are called straw flowers. They hung in every home that was lived in by the under 30 crowd. The Natural Look! They were everywhere, even in jewelry.1970's and 80's.🌼🌼🌼
That enclosed patio area on the back of the house is probably a sleeping porch. It would have been screened in in the early 1900s. Good for sleeping on hot summer nights pre AC.
Your black and white duck is a loon. They obviously loved loons. If you ever get to Maine and hear them, you will understand the passion they give to campers and lodgers.
Thanks for the lesson, but more, thanks for finally saying it was a loon… my wife was losing her mind… surely… like I yell during football because they CAN hear me, you heard her!
Tucson Rodeo!!! ☀️🌵❤️ I bought a large signed ceramic goose head, for a $1.00 that could hang in a mud room/kitchen to hang a coat/towel on. Got home and discovered one eye had a big chip. Listed it as "A One Eyed Goose Looking for a Good Home". Sold in 4 months for $28.99. Lol Tummy rubs for adorable Daisy. 😘 Blessings, K.T.
Absolutely awesome video! I loved it from beginning to end! The countryside is beautiful and those old farm houses are absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for posting all the great information and the wonderful views from all the rooms. Hugs, belly scratches, and tummy tickles to Miss Daisy!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Best shout ever!!! Thanks Primetime! That room was absolute perfection! That entire house was heavenly! Also I learned what a loon is today haha “the big ass poster” for the win! 🙌🏻❤️
I really enjoy how you take the time to show us viewers the architecture and character of the houses you source in. Also, the ambiance of the areas you go to. Thank you.
I don’t use a go pro and will never get a chest holder. They look absolutely ridiculous, the estate sale dealers won’t allow it, you can’t control the camera angles as well, and you get a fish lens view that I hate. I’m so used to doing one handed phone filming.
Very enjoyable and informative. My favorite item was the Mark Twain book! Some of the prices seemed too high to me, even if they ended up 50% off on the last day. I think you definitely picked up the bargains. That was a really neat old house.
Awesome video as always. The black ducks are actually loons, a water bird. Pretty looking and have a specific sounding call. Popular in areas specifically the pac-northwest and have a following for sure.
Lots of loons in Northern Ontario. Beautiful bird & the sound of their calls is very distinctive! Great old house! Many years ago was in upstate New York. So beautiful country! 🇨🇦👏👏❤️🇨🇦
On the mr. Peanut jar, would you ever search on line for the lid just incase someone broke the jar and knew how collectable they are so listed it? You could het a discount on the jar for not having the correct lid,and pick the lid off line ...also the little purple pitcher you said had a defect on it,was most likley what they call in the glass world nat w deffect its what they would call an open pontil or an iron pontil which is a process they stopped using around 1864 ish....
Great Bolo is a plant mister with mushrooms from the 70's made by sears sold over $300 on eBay about a year ago after I stumbled on a lot of glasses I've sold in pairs for around $30 average for the pair on eBay
I've watched a number of your videos and they're always interesting. I see how you fumble around with items with one hand while the other holds the camera, and am wondering when you're going to get something hands free? It'll make a world of difference. Regardless, thanks for the content
Nope. I am not getting a Go Pro or simialr device. They look ridiculous, estate sale dealers will not like it because it is so blaantly obvious, you get much worse control of the camera angle, many more people would be recorded without permission, and I don't like the fish lens look. So, one handed it is.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter too bad. Sometimes change is worthwhile. Might be fun to challenge yourself learning how to film hands free and get a top quality video.
@@lauriehughes8130 actually, my entire channel and business has shown extensive change over the years. Also, I also have received many comments that these videos are much better quality than ones filmed with go pros because I can control the camera angles better, there is no fist lenses look, and pics are clearer. It has nothing to do with challenging myself. The estate sale dealers will not allow it. The videos are top quality. Would not have the views I do if they weren’t.
Hi, your sweet little Daisy is cute as a button!!💗💗 Just found your channel and already LOVE it.😊 I subscribed and asked for a notification bell.🔔 Love old estate sales I grow up in a beautiful 1890 house. They original owner that lived in the house designed and built it, he was an architect. My parents bought the house in 1962. I just love old architect! Thank you for sharing and taking us along!!!😊 Maria from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️
You are my all time favorite reseller to watch! Thanks for making such awesome videos! This is my first time commenting. I'm dying laughing with all the black duck mentions in the video and so happy you figured it out by the end. 😅 Loons always make me think of the movie, On Golden Pond. That was such a great movie. Anyway, it must get annoying reading about 100 comments all saying the same thing lol. Thanks again for such an informative and fun channel! 🥰
Thanks so much! I am actually having fun rolling with the loon stuff and just posted some loon earrings for sale in my community tab from my eBay store. lol. All the comments saying the same thing can get annoying but I try to remember that people don't usually watch the whole video and don't usually read other comments before posting. I am thinking that I should strategically misname something for every video just to get lots of comments and engagement lol. Thanks for the kind words!
Yes I agree but remember that nothing upstairs was for sale that day. The Estate Sale dealer was being nice and allowing me to go up there and film for the video. Items upstairs were only available for sale on the following week.
Omg what a find on that 1800's book. WOW I ❤️ all John Wayne movies especially the Western one's, I have them all and that is one of my favorite ones too. Just watched it recently ❤❤❤😊 That book for sure.
Great vid! I love estate sales like this with lots of digging. My Prime Time Sale of the week in your Facebook group was from a similar sale. I can't believe you passed up on the Fleet enemas. That plastic pot at the end, I think it was a Pampered Chef Micro cooker. Comps look around $15. Thanks again!
Dom, I luv you… i luv your knowledge…. I luv how you willingly educate us (have learned sooo much from you!!)!! Unfortunately, with my hectic life, I just don’t have the time to sit and watch for an hour at a time…. Is there any way to condense into 20-30 min segments?? Thank You for all you do!!
Hi Joyce. I appreciate it but I’m only putting out videos once every two weeks so all you need to do is pause it and come back to it. I do that all the time with long form content I watch on RUclips. And my life is insane lol. No need to watch all at once but thanks for watching! Next video will be shorter
Yes.if you are a Baby Boomer and taught school. You would know about crayon erasers. They did have some beautiful assorted cake plates. Try to see everything you passed by. Lots.of many very beautiful items.
Wow! I would have had to pack a lunch to pick at that sale! Loved the fab pantry....wish I had storage space like that. The goudge in the pink ceramic stork and basinet piece seems to be a maker defect. The crazing and crack possibly from water damage or other usage damage. I hope you were able to go back.....PS Glad to see Daisy is a collector too......
Liking your videos. Nice to see some picking in Central NY. You missed the Halloween die cuts on the table when you were checking out the loon cane. Vintage Halloween decor is getting to be a big seller. Just keep your eyes peeled. Give Daisy a pat for me.
Thanks. Didn’t miss the Halloween due cuts though. I talk a lot about sourcing vintage Halloween items including die cuts. Have picked them up in many videos. This one was just the pumpkin though and not that old which is why I passed. I like to get them in lots unless it’s a rare single like a Boris Karloff Frankenstein. Will say hi to Daisy
That small, purple glass pitcher doesn't have a defect on the bottom. It's called a 'pontil' mark, and it's where the glass blower had a tube pushed in, to enable him to blow the glass into a shape, then he'd detach the blower (leaving that mark), then quickly indent the spout and attach another strand of molten glass to make the handle.
Some of the older boxes are worth maybe $25 others aren't worth much. It seems like the older ones with nice graphics bring more. I noticed last year the people were decorating with light and hook boxes. @@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
I see someone must’ve already set you straight on the railroad spike,lol and you identified the loon by the end of the video. Good on you for the metal detecting / bottle digging mention… I find marbles out there too and love them, much rather be diggin them up for free rather than buying a bowls worth for $50
That card that cost $25 is actually an advent calendar. People who are into Christmas collect them. I love to find them at estate and garage sales for 50 cents! Doesn't happen often but we can dream, can't we?
How long do you usually spend at a estate sale ? There are quite a few rooms to browse through Doesn't look like many people there either Hugs for Daisy She's a cutie pie 💖💜 🇨🇦🦩
The flowers in the Lucie are called "straw flowers". They were a big deal in the 70's-80's. Loved seeing New Woodstock again. I lived in Bville for a long time.
There was a green vase with painted daisies and I thought it looked like it might glow. I also saw a swing? vase that looked interesting. I love watching your videos and learning from you! I also really like the scenery on your way to a sale. It's so beautiful there!
Thanks! Unfortunately nothing glowed at this sale including that vase. I use a black light. If you want to see glass that glows, check out the next two videos
Hi Dominic 😎 this was another TOP NOTCH video 💥🔥 my favorite was the little lucite paperweight 🌼🌸🌼 and your running commentary is always amusing so thank you for all the work you put into an estate sale video 🎉 💯🔥💗
You showed an item in this episode that was painted and had the name Tom and a D on it; you said it was a wood splitter, but I think that is an error. I believe it is a railroad tie spike. Just my thoughts.
I had that reindeer punch out set that I decorated my classroom with. The red yarn was used to string the reindeer and sleigh together in a line. I think I bought them new in the ‘80s from the Current card company.
I believe that the classic movie, "On Golden Pond," featured a lot of loons. They are fascinating birds, with the most "haunting" bird call. (Just some movie trivia...these people surely loved them!) That pink ceramic cradle w/stork was a vintage floral design piece. It would have been delivered with flowers in it to the mother of a newborn baby gIrl...probably named LISA.
That was a good estate sale. I Love those old houses. My favorite pick up of yours was the box of bridge score sheets and ephemera. I love looking through that old stuff and am trying to expand my inventory to include more ephemera. That is one of my goals for 2024.
Opening the boxes of crayons with one hand is compromising the integrity of the box. You need a go-pro you can hang around your neck and open things with both hands. I couldn’t hang out at the buck bin as long as you did. I’d be nervous something good would get away while I wasted my time with the cheap stuff.
No, nothing happened at all to damage the box. No way am I wearing a go pro bc it looks ridiculous, you can’t control the camera angles well, estate sale dealers won’t allow it, and I don’t like the fish lens view. I don’t worry about treasures in the next room when I have treasures right in front of me. Did very well in that dollar box
Ahh, I don’t know about that. The box was opened rather roughly. And seems there is a crease in the wall of the box. And I’d rather find something for thirty dollars I can resale for 130 dollars and miss that buy than buy a bunch of matchbooks that I pay a dollar for and make 30 dollars on.
@@olliepoo Well, I do know about it because I have the box and nothing I did caused a crease in it. I literally just sold the rodeo art piece for $90 which was still sitting there after I looked through a dollar bin. It did not take long at all to go through the dollar bin and it has already paid off such as the lucite paperweight selling for $25. You also never know if you may find a $100 profit item in a dollar bin without taking the time to look. Also, the sale was poorly attended, and the time I spent did not cause me to miss out on much if anything in other rooms. Plenty of examples of items sourced for cheap resulting in hundred to multi-hundred dollar flips from my videos. Just go back and watch my prior what sold videos or check out my IG feed.
There was a piece of white/off-white cloth (in bin at bottom of screen @13:21) that looks like needlepoint cloth...may have belonged in that bag with the threads and instructions.
To your point re digging thru the $1 boxes, while visiting Pikes Place in Seattle, my husband and I were standing at the counter talking to the store manager at a little shop just stuffed to the gills with “smalls”. I was digging thru the little “junk” $1 box by the register and got out a pin I sold for $30, some cufflinks I sold for $60 and another set I sold for $12, for my investment of $3 and some idle time while I ran my mouth!! 😂
950 ouija boards sold on ebay alone recently. The one u saw could have been 30-100 depending on the date and where it was made. Mannn! And imagine u opennit up to see 2 ouija boards..a really old wooden one...or an old planchet inside. Gotta always look.into those man! Who cares what people say in the comments. Let them say whatever..youll make more $$ from the interaction of people talking...will help ur algorithms ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
OK, so technically the log splitter was a railroad spike but people actually use railroad spikes to split wood (like a wedge). Little known Prime Time Tip. lol.
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😮😂❤️🔥👩🌾 can't help myself and I know you love me, the ducks aren't ducks, they are Loons 😉❤️🔥👩🌾
It was worth watching your video to see Daisy....I thought she was a musical automaton made out of a taxidermy dog...LOL Thank God! She is a real dog and what a beauty.
@@TabithaJones-rg9ig Thanks. She is like a living stuffed animal. Hopefully there were other parts of the video you liked as well.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter Yes you did a great job,,,, but my favorite part was Miss Daisy....Love sent from California...hope you sell BIG!
I think that the black and white ducks are actually loons. It's a water bird with many unique calls. One of their calls is the wail. It's a haunting call that is often used in movies and TV shows, to make a scene eery or cheepy, or a little scary.
Yep! I identified them as loons at the end 😃
One of the most beautiful birds with such a mournful cry. Haunting!! Check them out!!
On both the clear glass paperweight and the purple glass pitcher you said they had defects - those are open pontil marks which helps you determine that the glass was hand blown on a punty and then broken off. It’s a good sign to see that! Not a bad sign. Hand blown glass has a good market so I would keep an eye out for that but make sure to learn the actual difference between a pontil mark and real damage so you don’t make mistakes and then blame me 😂. Good luck!
lol I appreciate it. I know of pontil marks on bottles but did not consider that they were on paperweights and pitchers but it makes sense. Glass is a newer area so I am learning as I go and one way to learn is to make mistakes. Going to do more research on that for sure .
I just learned something new !
@@colleenbrady9675 I’ll be addressing this in the next video
My late husband his name was Thomas - Tom. He was a sweet man, happy person, loved life, hobby was woodworking, avid reader- read anything he could get his hands on, did a crossword daily, very smart man, loved my nieces and nephews but yet never wanted any kids. At 52 he had a heart attack and within four days he was gone. Things happen for a reason. The heavens got a wonderful Angel that day. He always said I don’t have any real friends. Well it was SRO at his memorial. I miss him everyday. My Tom was a great guy.
Drove me crazy shaking that chalk box. I kept yelling you're breaking all the chalk up. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
lol I did not shake it hard enough to break up the chalk. It may sound a little louder than it was bc the mic was very close to the box
I get like that when someone shakes jewelry boxes and very small boxes from jewelry stores. Cannot tell you how many things I found broken when I was reselling.
@@user-pn8bw4bl3k nothing was broken though
I know. You are more careful. My comment was to support Laurie and to point out how unaware some buyers are. @@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
My husband is Tom we’ve been married almost 60 years so I agree Tom’s are nice people
Every time you said black duck I said loon you weren’t listening to me
I listened at the end, when I finally said they were loons. lol. Hi to Tom
I think the "crayon" erasers are simply shaped like crayons but they erase graphite pencil marks.
I think you are right! lol never saw those before. I think it threw me off because they were vintage
The flowers in Lucite are called straw flowers. They hung in every home that was lived in by the under 30 crowd. The Natural Look! They were everywhere, even in jewelry.1970's and 80's.🌼🌼🌼
Thank you! 🙏
That enclosed patio area on the back of the house is probably a sleeping porch. It would have been screened in in the early 1900s. Good for sleeping on hot summer nights pre AC.
Good observation!
The bird is called a Loon. In Canada our $2.00 coin is called a loonie because the bird is on it.
Learn something new every day!
Your black and white duck is a loon. They obviously loved loons. If you ever get to Maine and hear them, you will understand the passion they give to campers and lodgers.
Got it lol. I said they were loons at the end. Thanks.
You may have used that as a log splitter but originally it was a railroad spike crossover selling appeal. Great episode.
Good point. I clarified in top comment. Thanks
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter Noticed after writing it found it interesting that it can be used as a wedge for splitting logs .
@@Oldmaninthestream learn something new every day, me included!
I am pretty sure that is a railroad spike with Tom on it. I was raised on the N&S main line going through Ohio. N&W back then. Enjoy your videos 💚
Yes, you are correct. I clarified that on the top comment but ppl actually use them to split logs so I get half a point for that lol
In Australia we call them dog spikes .used on railway as log ties
Thanks for the lesson, but more, thanks for finally saying it was a loon… my wife was losing her mind… surely… like I yell during football because they CAN hear me, you heard her!
lol took me long enough! Tell her I’m sorry!!! 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆
Looked like a miniature Nantucket basket in that $1 box!
Baskets are probably the last frontier for the primetime treasure hunter lol
These people really liked the loons. The philodendron (plant) for 25 dollars was not a bad deal. Cool, that you're allowed to look around upstairs. ❣️
They were pretty loony lol
Dominic, it was nice to see the house 🏠 you were in, they did not paint the wood in the house. Beautiful house. ♥️
Yes, I love taking a tour through history!
The dust-free chalk is definitely a good buy!! I sold 18 boxes for $175.00😀
Wow! Nice one!
Tucson Rodeo!!! ☀️🌵❤️
I bought a large signed ceramic goose head, for a $1.00 that could hang in a mud room/kitchen to hang a coat/towel on. Got home and discovered one eye had a big chip. Listed it as "A One Eyed Goose Looking for a Good Home". Sold in 4 months for $28.99. Lol
Tummy rubs for adorable Daisy. 😘
Blessings,
K.T.
Indeed!
Absolutely awesome video! I loved it from beginning to end! The countryside is beautiful and those old farm houses are absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for posting all the great information and the wonderful views from all the rooms. Hugs, belly scratches, and tummy tickles to Miss Daisy!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks Holley! I am so glad you like it! Tummy tickles is a new one. Love it.
Best shout ever!!! Thanks Primetime! That room was absolute perfection! That entire house was heavenly!
Also I learned what a loon is today haha “the big ass poster” for the win! 🙌🏻❤️
You and I both lol. Now I will never forget it. Well deeserved shout out!
I really enjoy how you take the time to show us viewers the architecture and character of the houses you source in. Also, the ambiance of the areas you go to. Thank you.
You should buy a chest holder for your GoPro. Then you could use two hands at estate sales.
I don’t use a go pro and will never get a chest holder. They look absolutely ridiculous, the estate sale dealers won’t allow it, you can’t control the camera angles as well, and you get a fish lens view that I hate. I’m so used to doing one handed phone filming.
Very enjoyable and informative. My favorite item was the Mark Twain book! Some of the prices seemed too high to me, even if they ended up 50% off on the last day. I think you definitely picked up the bargains. That was a really neat old house.
Thanks Lina! Great to see you in the live chat. Love that old book as well! Some prices were definitely too high!
That looks like a railroad spike to me.
@@twillabenge8955 it is a railroad spike, but they are also used as log splitters. See my top comment.
Awesome video as always. The black ducks are actually loons, a water bird. Pretty looking and have a specific sounding call. Popular in areas specifically the pac-northwest and have a following for sure.
Thanks. Yep, I eventually figured that out and mentioned later in the video. I now know more about loons than I ever thought I would know lol
Almost all lakes in New England has loons. I am not a bird person but I do love loons. Their call is awesome!
@@lynneb6898 I obviously need to spend some more time near lakes lol
They are the state bird here in Minnesota, and, yes, they have a very distinct, some say spooky, call. They do not quack.
@@crystalcrannell-moberg3828 they only quack here 🤣🤣
Love seeing the house settings and the details of the inside of this house. Even the doors are original in this one.
Glad you liked the Prime Time House tour!
The Tom spike is a railroad spike, not a wood splitting wedge!
See my top comment. True, but they are used for wood splitting.
I do love looking at the architecture of these wonderful homes......do really enjoy that!
The Danish thing looks as if it is a postal box for a door.
Good call! I think you nailed it! Now packages makes sense!
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Lots of loons in Northern Ontario. Beautiful bird & the sound of their calls is very distinctive! Great old house! Many years ago was in upstate New York. So beautiful country! 🇨🇦👏👏❤️🇨🇦
On the mr. Peanut jar, would you ever search on line for the lid just incase someone broke the jar and knew how collectable they are so listed it? You could het a discount on the jar for not having the correct lid,and pick the lid off line ...also the little purple pitcher you said had a defect on it,was most likley what they call in the glass world nat w deffect its what they would call an open pontil or an iron pontil which is a process they stopped using around 1864 ish....
Perhaps but not if I have to pay $50 for it.
Great Bolo is a plant mister with mushrooms from the 70's made by sears sold over $300 on eBay about a year ago after I stumbled on a lot of glasses I've sold in pairs for around $30 average for the pair on eBay
Thanks! I'll be on the look out!
I've watched a number of your videos and they're always interesting. I see how you fumble around with items with one hand while the other holds the camera, and am wondering when you're going to get something hands free? It'll make a world of difference. Regardless, thanks for the content
Nope. I am not getting a Go Pro or simialr device. They look ridiculous, estate sale dealers will not like it because it is so blaantly obvious, you get much worse control of the camera angle, many more people would be recorded without permission, and I don't like the fish lens look. So, one handed it is.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter too bad. Sometimes change is worthwhile. Might be fun to challenge yourself learning how to film hands free and get a top quality video.
@@lauriehughes8130 actually, my entire channel and business has shown extensive change over the years. Also, I also have received many comments that these videos are much better quality than ones filmed with go pros because I can control the camera angles better, there is no fist lenses look, and pics are clearer. It has nothing to do with challenging myself. The estate sale dealers will not allow it. The videos are top quality. Would not have the views I do if they weren’t.
The mark on the glass is not defective its called a pontil mark. Its where the glass is snapped off the glass rod after being blown
Yep 👍
Loon is the name of what you were calling black and white ducks 😅 😊
I know lol I said it later in the video
The packer is what stores would use in 50’s and 60’s for holiday gift wrapping
Hi, your sweet little Daisy is cute as a button!!💗💗 Just found your channel and already LOVE it.😊 I subscribed and asked for a notification bell.🔔 Love old estate sales I grow up in a beautiful 1890 house. They original owner that lived in the house designed and built it, he was an architect. My parents bought the house in 1962. I just love old architect! Thank you for sharing and taking us along!!!😊 Maria from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️
Thank you so much and welcome to the Prime Time family! Next video is this Saturday!
Oh yay! You saw the loon poster. And you got the beer cup and saucer. I'm from Wisconsin.
The poster saved me LOL. Love that cup and saucer
Loons!! The Minnesota state bird. Greetings from Minnesota:)
Yes, now I know more about loons than I ever thought I would know lol
The doll faces on the wall I think we’re cupie dolls. I’m not sure how it’s spelled. The Mark Twain book- how cool!
You are my all time favorite reseller to watch! Thanks for making such awesome videos! This is my first time commenting. I'm dying laughing with all the black duck mentions in the video and so happy you figured it out by the end. 😅 Loons always make me think of the movie, On Golden Pond. That was such a great movie. Anyway, it must get annoying reading about 100 comments all saying the same thing lol. Thanks again for such an informative and fun channel! 🥰
Thanks so much! I am actually having fun rolling with the loon stuff and just posted some loon earrings for sale in my community tab from my eBay store. lol. All the comments saying the same thing can get annoying but I try to remember that people don't usually watch the whole video and don't usually read other comments before posting. I am thinking that I should strategically misname something for every video just to get lots of comments and engagement lol. Thanks for the kind words!
😂 Good idea lol!!
Jocelyn loves lucite! Finding a paperweight in lucite is awesome!
Yep! She was there when I sold it on NikNax 😃
Should have picked up the Old Pictures of the People in Lisa's Room. 😊 . Alot of People like them. 😊
Yes I agree but remember that nothing upstairs was for sale that day. The Estate Sale dealer was being nice and allowing me to go up there and film for the video. Items upstairs were only available for sale on the following week.
Omg what a find on that 1800's book. WOW I ❤️ all John Wayne movies especially the Western one's, I have them all and that is one of my favorite ones too. Just watched it recently ❤❤❤😊 That book for sure.
Thanks! Happy to say that it sold as well
I need that needlepoint pillow in that room.........and also those baby face hanging items. I like those needle worked duck pictures
Thanks. Please contact me at primetime treasurer@gmail.com if interested
What a gorgeous house!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and taking us shopping with you! Very cool!
Thanks for watching!
I love to pull up to a house that looks like this for an estate or yard sale.
It’s lots of fun!
That is a lap pillow but the hard top desk so somebody can draw in their lap or wright in their lap 😊
Ok thanks
I really enjoy your videos. I just recently found them. Doing some binging to see them all. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thanks so much and welcome to the primetime family! I have additional videos in the member section.
That wood splitter named Tom is not a wood splitter it is a railroad tie nail I believe
Yes, see my top comment. They are used to split wood.
Great vid! I love estate sales like this with lots of digging. My Prime Time Sale of the week in your Facebook group was from a similar sale.
I can't believe you passed up on the Fleet enemas.
That plastic pot at the end, I think it was a Pampered Chef Micro cooker. Comps look around $15.
Thanks again!
Glad you enjoyed it! Great sale, Bill!
Dom, I luv you… i luv your knowledge…. I luv how you willingly educate us (have learned sooo much from you!!)!! Unfortunately, with my hectic life, I just don’t have the time to sit and watch for an hour at a time…. Is there any way to condense into 20-30 min segments?? Thank You for all you do!!
Hi Joyce. I appreciate it but I’m only putting out videos once every two weeks so all you need to do is pause it and come back to it. I do that all the time with long form content I watch on RUclips. And my life is insane lol. No need to watch all at once but thanks for watching! Next video will be shorter
Yes.if you are a Baby Boomer and taught school. You would know about crayon erasers.
They did have some beautiful assorted cake plates.
Try to see everything you passed by.
Lots.of many very beautiful items.
No one is going to buy everything in the house. Cake plates…generally not my thing
Look up the sound a Loon makes. It's beautiful.
Yup, I’ve done that. Thanks
Great video, great tour of both outside and inside. I love the old houses in your area. Thank you
Thanks Robin! Me too!
Wow! I would have had to pack a lunch to pick at that sale! Loved the fab pantry....wish I had storage space like that. The goudge in the pink ceramic stork and basinet piece seems to be a maker defect. The crazing and crack possibly from water damage or other usage damage. I hope you were able to go back.....PS Glad to see Daisy is a collector too......
Thanks. Could not make it back but I think you will like the next place I went to. Stay tuned!
The paperweight is made out of lucite get it !
Yes correct. I did show twice in the video with a text graphic that it wasn’t 14 sided lucite piece. I sold it for $25.
It made my day to see Daisy with her soft toys and comfy blankie. Sending her much love and gentle scritches.
She loves to make people happy. She gave me the cutest hug this morning lol
Maybe you could put a "SOLD": sign on the side of your box to keep it safe while you are shopping,
Yup, I do sometimes and you’ll see that in some videos. They still go in lol. That’s why I have the Prime Time stun gun lol
Liking your videos. Nice to see some picking in Central NY. You missed the Halloween die cuts on the table when you were checking out the loon cane. Vintage Halloween decor is getting to be a big seller. Just keep your eyes peeled. Give Daisy a pat for me.
Thanks. Didn’t miss the Halloween due cuts though. I talk a lot about sourcing vintage Halloween items including die cuts. Have picked them up in many videos. This one was just the pumpkin though and not that old which is why I passed. I like to get them in lots unless it’s a rare single like a Boris Karloff Frankenstein. Will say hi to Daisy
You misspelled Tucson and loved the rodeo pic.
My bad! Sold for $90 though! 😃👍
Check out the vintage purse hanging in the closet on the second floor if you go back.
Thanks. Could not make it back though
That small, purple glass pitcher doesn't have a defect on the bottom. It's called a 'pontil' mark, and it's where the glass blower had a tube pushed in, to enable him to blow the glass into a shape, then he'd detach the blower (leaving that mark), then quickly indent the spout and attach another strand of molten glass to make the handle.
Yep, I know. I discussed this in the next video
There was what looked like a Christmas hook box in the dollar box. Christmas collectors value those boxes. You might want to pick some of them up.
I’ll go back and take a look
Some of the older boxes are worth maybe $25 others aren't worth much. It seems like the older ones with nice graphics bring more. I noticed last year the people were decorating with light and hook boxes. @@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter
Great video,, so many treasures,,and really nice old home!
Thanks Shirley!
I see someone must’ve already set you straight on the railroad spike,lol and you identified the loon by the end of the video. Good on you for the metal detecting / bottle digging mention… I find marbles out there too and love them, much rather be diggin them up for free rather than buying a bowls worth for $50
Yep, oh well. At least I get half a point for ppl using railroad spikes to split wood lol
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter 😂
That card that cost $25 is actually an advent calendar. People who are into Christmas collect them. I love to find them at estate and garage sales for 50 cents! Doesn't happen often but we can dream, can't we?
Yes I love advent calendars!
Advent and adventure are two very different things.
@@leeannafitzgerel8740 ooops. Meant to write advent. Auto correct did that. Fixed
@@leeannafitzgerel8740 Huh?
How long do you usually spend at a estate sale ? There are quite a few rooms to browse through Doesn't look like many people there either Hugs for Daisy She's a cutie pie 💖💜 🇨🇦🦩
Usually a few hours. This place was out in the middle of nowhere and I try to fil, when there are not too many people around
Love the videos. I think the ducks are actually Loons.
Yep! I mentioned that they are loons at the end. Oops! Lol
Great video! I saw a smiley face mug. Sometimes those are Mccoy.
Thanks!
The flowers in the Lucie are called "straw flowers". They were a big deal in the 70's-80's. Loved seeing New Woodstock again. I lived in Bville for a long time.
Thank you! I know Bville very well.
There was a green vase with painted daisies and I thought it looked like it might glow. I also saw a swing? vase that looked interesting. I love watching your videos and learning from you! I also really like the scenery on your way to a sale. It's so beautiful there!
Thanks! Unfortunately nothing glowed at this sale including that vase. I use a black light. If you want to see glass that glows, check out the next two videos
I just don't understand why you don't pick up some of the things , like the door stopper cat , and just replace the garland . It was adorable.
Because collectors want the original. Also, it’s not worth that much to begin with.
Love paper ephemera!!! And not just any dogs..Scotties!! Of FDR era fame.
I love your commentary and time you take to explain your logic. Also appreciate that you read and comment on your watchers posts. Happy holidays.
Thank you Kathleen! I appreciate you watching!
Great video , Hope you go back .... I really liked the Wisconson Beer Item And I Do No Even Drink ,
Could not make it back, sorry
Your " Wood sp!itter" is actually a railroad spike. From the wife of a former RR worker. Also, the salt wear vase can be quite valuable.
@@maryannkellakis4596 yes I know, but railroad spikes are also used as log splitters
Goodnight daisy ❤
Hi Dominic 😎 this was another TOP NOTCH video 💥🔥 my favorite was the little lucite paperweight 🌼🌸🌼 and your running commentary is always amusing so thank you for all the work you put into an estate sale video 🎉 💯🔥💗
Thanks Esme! I really needed the positivity on this video and you delivered! Two videos from now you will LOVE!
You showed an item in this episode that was painted and had the name Tom and a D on it; you said it was a wood splitter, but I think that is an error. I believe it is a railroad tie spike. Just my thoughts.
It is a railroad spike but they are also used as wood splitters
I had that reindeer punch out set that I decorated my classroom with. The red yarn was used to string the reindeer and sleigh together in a line. I think I bought them new in the ‘80s from the Current card company.
Yep! The current card company! I have that in my listing. Great memories
Thank you for saying “ BLACK AND WHITE DUCK” at least a dozen times 😂😂😂😂
They are not ducks. They are Loons. I love digging.
Yes, I mentioned this at the end of the video
I think your log splitter is a railroad nail
Yes, I clarified that in the top comments but railroad spikes are used as log splitters.
I believe that the classic movie, "On Golden Pond," featured a lot of loons. They are fascinating birds, with the most "haunting" bird call. (Just some movie trivia...these people surely loved them!) That pink ceramic cradle w/stork was a vintage floral design piece. It would have been delivered with flowers in it to the mother of a newborn baby gIrl...probably named LISA.
Thanks! Apparently, I should have watched On Golden Pond. :)
Those poker chips could be bake lite if so they are valuable.
True, but those were not bakelite. Bakelite will usually have more of a shine and luster and smoother feel.
Yes on the property tour, as long as there's no line of people waiting! :)
You got it. Sometimes there is also a gate that would prevent me accessing the back of the house
As an old realtor, I love the house tours too and the books finds of course. .
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and sharing you sweet Daisy with us.
Any time!
Yay, first estate sale of the year!🤗
Fun fun!
That was a good estate sale. I Love those old houses. My favorite pick up of yours was the box of bridge score sheets and ephemera. I love looking through that old stuff and am trying to expand my inventory to include more ephemera. That is one of my goals for 2024.
Opening the boxes of crayons with one hand is compromising the integrity of the box. You need a go-pro you can hang around your neck and open things with both hands. I couldn’t hang out at the buck bin as long as you did. I’d be nervous something good would get away while I wasted my time with the cheap stuff.
No, nothing happened at all to damage the box. No way am I wearing a go pro bc it looks ridiculous, you can’t control the camera angles well, estate sale dealers won’t allow it, and I don’t like the fish lens view. I don’t worry about treasures in the next room when I have treasures right in front of me. Did very well in that dollar box
Ahh, I don’t know about that. The box was opened rather roughly. And seems there is a crease in the wall of the box. And I’d rather find something for thirty dollars I can resale for 130 dollars and miss that buy than buy a bunch of matchbooks that I pay a dollar for and make 30 dollars on.
@@olliepoo Well, I do know about it because I have the box and nothing I did caused a crease in it. I literally just sold the rodeo art piece for $90 which was still sitting there after I looked through a dollar bin. It did not take long at all to go through the dollar bin and it has already paid off such as the lucite paperweight selling for $25. You also never know if you may find a $100 profit item in a dollar bin without taking the time to look. Also, the sale was poorly attended, and the time I spent did not cause me to miss out on much if anything in other rooms. Plenty of examples of items sourced for cheap resulting in hundred to multi-hundred dollar flips from my videos. Just go back and watch my prior what sold videos or check out my IG feed.
There was a piece of white/off-white cloth (in bin at bottom of screen @13:21) that looks like needlepoint cloth...may have belonged in that bag with the threads and instructions.
Black and white LOONS. Such interesting birds
Yes, I mention this later in the video.
To your point re digging thru the $1 boxes, while visiting Pikes Place in Seattle, my husband and I were standing at the counter talking to the store manager at a little shop just stuffed to the gills with “smalls”. I was digging thru the little “junk” $1 box by the register and got out a pin I sold for $30, some cufflinks I sold for $60 and another set I sold for $12, for my investment of $3 and some idle time while I ran my mouth!! 😂
the so called crayon eraser were actually erasable crayons. They were an early rendition of modern crayons. I had them as a kid.
Yep! Never seen those before lol
What a place for a treasure trove of great finds!! I❤️👍
First time watching ur channel ❤loved it i subscribe.. thank u i enjoyed it, sir. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Maria! Welcome to the primetime family!
I’m ready! 🎉
WOOT WOOT!
950 ouija boards sold on ebay alone recently. The one u saw could have been 30-100 depending on the date and where it was made. Mannn! And imagine u opennit up to see 2 ouija boards..a really old wooden one...or an old planchet inside. Gotta always look.into those man! Who cares what people say in the comments. Let them say whatever..youll make more $$ from the interaction of people talking...will help ur algorithms ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊