I used to work for a publisher. They had a warehouse and if books were damaged, they put them aside. Employees could attend a sale twice a year. The books were $1 for hardcover and $0.50 for paperback. These were new books with minimal damage. I miss going to this sale.
hey Miss Moose....nice 1939 World's Fair book... If you ever see a small RCA radio with a picture of the Trylon and Perisphere, on the front, grab it!!!.....They go for big bucks.. That 1939 worlds fair radio is on my "wish I had" list, haha. 😂😂
Just looked up the radio… It’s quite a stunner! I can see why it’s on your wish list! Fortunately, that is something that if I saw it, I would remember to scoop it up. Now to find one!
Oh what fun..I like to have fell out of my chair when I saw the prices at the estate sale...we dont have a have a habitat store here, wouldn't do me any good tho...just not able to go (I don't mind being confined,to take care of my sister...just didn't want her in nursing home ..no regrets)...thanks for getting me out for little while...🥰🥰
Hi Renee 😊 I enjoy the fact that even if it is only a $40 profit you were to make it makes you happy. I am pretty certain you will find lots more treasures through the year no matter where, have fun doing what you do and thanjs for sharing 😊
Great compilation of different sales. My personal favorites always have been estate sales, but they are really hard to find over here. 7:17 Nice assortment of Steins with interesting quotes ("Eher soll die Welt vergehen, als ein Deutscher..."). Prices for these items are a little bit steep though. Anyways, a very pleasant and informative trip through different sales with some pretty neat finds. Congrats on the books, my favorite was the "New York World´s Fair 1939/40" item, this would definitely be a keeper for me. Have a very good time, and see you on the next one ! 🖐 Greets from GER, U.
Perhaps it was one of those sales where they don’t want to “really” sell certain items, so they price it high & if someone purchases at the high price, then it’s okay to part with. Other viewers in Europe have stated the same thing about estate sales. Some state that the families just take care of the estate themselves & would never allow strangers to meander through a home & look in cabinets & closets. Guess it’s an “American” thing! A little hectic over the last few days, so still gathering my questions on the “Letters from Berlin” to email you. Any exciting plans for the weekend?
@@PaperandMoose Agreed, estate and garage sales are comparitively rare over here, because most folks don´t like that foreigners "touch their privacy". This weekend will be filled with "exciting" garden work ! 🌱As a horticulture guy, my yard is a little bit different (e.g. no lawn). Quote Carlyle: "Labor is Life !" 😄
Not much in the 1st stop - all new! Those Henry razors are always in my emails. The 3rd? Bang zoom! Sky high prices. The books were the winner; A neat ‘Smile’ book. Well scanned. Old book from the old home town - it’s a keeper! And the Worlds Fair. Very cool. Not bad Renee, all told….
Renee, enjoy your vids. I have a small tip for you and your viewers. I think I've seen a couple of your videos where you pass up paper napkins. The price of paper products has risen. My wife and I grab paper napkins and plates at the bins, garage sales and estate sales if they are cheap enough for personal use. We don't care if they are Christmas, Halloween , Thanksgiving or Birthday. We have Christmas in our holder right now Lol ! Of course they have to be unopened packages. But usually you can get them for 10 - 50 cents a pack.
Ooohh I am stocked up on napkins, paper towels, & tissues for the next year 🙂 I bought a bunch of napkins from the Tote Man last summer & I’m still going through my surplus of paper supplies purchased for an 80s party. At a recent pick, I brought home 2 boxes of both tissues & paper towels. I agree though on buying home essentials at sales like this as it can save a lot of money!
Loved this video..when you strolled by one of those first tables there were some old bottles of cologne that my dad used to use. They look like little barrels with a wooden top. Gosh did that bring me back to my childhood. I find that rummage sales usually have the best prices. Great hunt Renee and you would have had to drag me out of the book section. I am always reading with another one waiting in the wings. Take care and happy springtime.
Hi Renee. The brown book is amazing, with history of your area. Why would you sell such a book. The coolest thing to do when you go out is, go to habitat for humanity and find more books. I could a heard people talking about high prices on some item there. God Bless you Renee and have a great week. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗👍👍👋👋👋👍👍👍🌼🌺🌸
I’ll have to pick an afternoon to go “book shopping” at Habitat. Cheaper than the book store & my library might not have what I’m looking for, but perhaps Habitat will! I hope that your week has gone well so far, Maria!
Trouble is...I have a bag...but very scarce places to fill it! The thrifting scene is shriveling up here! You are so lucky to have those places still active!
I like the Mr. Peanut figurine. Here in San Francisco, there was the Planter's Peanut Building...which featured 2 ft. cast iron Mr. Peanut statues capping pilasters surrounding the building's structure. The vintage oak chest was a great piece, especially those top jewelry drawers. It was a gentleman's chest...an he would keep his cufflinks, shirt studs and tie pins ready for work or a night on the town! Glad you got that nice NYWF book, I have a couple, as well an original info/guide book.
Hello Renee jim from Northern Ireland came across your channel a short time ago and I'm really enjoying the content. In your earlier videos loved the Audrey Hepburn hair style I hope your channel goes from strength to strength best wishes😊
I love watching your videos! I watch like a backseat driver…”bolts of trim in the garage!, vellum envelopes!!!, omg did you see the Putz houses? those flower books are stunning!” 😅😂😂The vellum envelopes and flower books would sell for a mint on Etsy for junk journal ladies.
That estate sale had lot's of great items there..😮 Too bad you say it was overpriced😢 I thought the prices were really decent from what I could see..🤔🙄 Good deal on the books and love the antique dresser..🎉 Take care..👍❤🔥👊
I completely missed them! Didn’t see them when I was there & didn’t even notice when editing 😞 I know the brand too as I follow a coffee roaster on instagram who uses Chemex. Darn it!
Always nice when one item covers everything. There is a new thrift store, oppened last week, I haven't been but mom & dad went and said nice but still collecting item to fill. Nice books and good price also 👍👍
@@PaperandMoose There are many more in the Kitchener/Waterloo area vs my home town. There is only the Salvation Army in my town. There is a small Habitat Store 40 min in the other direction. I'm sure in some of the other towns in the area. I currently don't have a time budget to go to them with the dialysis schedule & working. I do go to the Salvation Army one when looking for specific used items. Cheaper than Walmart.😁
Here in the fair county of Devon, UK we have waste transfer sites that have retail sections in them where you can buy all manner of items that people have taken to the dump to get rid off and frankly it is unbelievable the perfectly good things that people chuck out. Anyhow from time to time they have a glut of books and in order to shift them they’ll have an offer of ‘bring a bag and fill it with books for free’ which is great until you realise you have to sift through crates and crates of randoms to find any good ones. I can usually manage about fifteen minutes of this before my mind switches off…
Now that is a great idea! I wonder if our landfills here would be able to offer and put together some type of little retail section. I know when I’ve been to the landfill & look in the bins, there are times when I wish I could climb into the bin & take some stuff out!
@@PaperandMoose Local authorities are under pressure from the Government to deal with waste as effectively as possible as there is virtually no land available for landfill sites anymore, we are a tiny nation and real estate is at a premium. In Devon we recycle as much as we can and Exeter, the nearest city, has a ‘Zero to Landfill’ policy. All items at the Retail Sections are sold ‘as found’ but seeing as you can buy a set of four dining chairs for £10, you can’t complain if they are a little grubby! Clean ‘em up, repair if necessary, refinish and sell them, absolutely love doing that!
1. Depends on what you look for. 2. Depends on when you get there. I've struck literal gold at all three, but around here if you're not at the head of the line you might as well stay in bed when it comes to estate and rummage sales. 07:15 Sterling???? If so and priced under melt, away it would go. The $250 spoon... mark it $25 and it'll probably sell. I think they had lots of 'once upon a time' prices, but the "what, this junk?" priced items scooted first thing first.
On the table where you picked up that mug there was a set of english leather cologne and after save you could have made some money on. Not a whole lot in that sale though. The estate sale was the "I don't really want to sell them" kind 😂
I went to a book sale yesterday. Adult Hardcover $1, kids hardcover and adult softcover 50¢, and kids softcover 25¢. I got a total of 11 books for $8.50. One being Code Girls story of women code breakers during world war 2 hardcover. I got it for my sister since I won't see her for a couple of months I'm going to read it first.
I don’t visit the tool/home improvement section that often, as I’m not too skilled in home repairs 😆 I do agree that their book section is great & the prices on the books are more than reasonable!
Head back to habitat thrift store when you have a day free and scan every book you see, you may find a couple of really valuable ones to pay your bills for a month
Beautiful dresser at Habitat. The prices at the estate sale - ridiculous from what I saw. All that work for little actual return. Having done our own family member's estates going back 30 years - we wanted to MOVE stuff and shoppers knew it! And, we did!
I really enjoy shopping the Habitat for Humanity ReStore and it is such a great charity too. So nice you found a few things for your own collard some things to sell to pay for them.
Hello Renee. I’m jealous I’ve not been to anything in a while. I’ve been to busy with grandkids and home to get out. That estate sale was a little too rich for my blood . I love going to Habitat for Humanity. They do have some great books and I’ve found a little trinkets there as well. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Enjoy spending time with the grandkids! I know I always enjoyed hanging out with my grandmother, even if it was just being at her house & watching tv together. It’s the little moments that we remember!
I actually didn’t even see them when I was looking at the table! Yikes! I know the brand because I follow someone on Instagram that promotes Chemex & uses it for their coffee. Crazy how one can get tunnel vision when shopping! Makes me mad I didn’t see them!
At first I thought there were 2 boxes but I looked back at the video and saw there were 6 of them. Oh well. Can’t win ‘‘em all I guess! They do make excellent coffee by the way!
Interesting items but pricing way to much. Sale goods over priced do not seem to move out . Something over priced sitting is not a way to move out inventory.
The World's Fair - which in 1876 introduced kudzu - "the vine that ate the South." Right by you in Philly! Some other invasive species, too, I think. But a lot of great things also - I looked some up - didn't know so many, now commonplace, things were first introduced at a WF. If you haven't read, "Devil in the White City," it's about (and set against the backdrop of) the 1893 World's Fair / Columbian Exposition. One of the (true) plot lines is about a serial killer - just a forewarning if you don't like that kind of thing. Bill Bryson's "At Home" has a long section on the Crystal Palace at the "Great Exhibition" in London in the 1850s - not.a World's Fair, I don't think, but interesting - and it's a really good book anyway. I love the Habitat Stores here - among other things they are great for secondhand tools. Nice find on the County History. We have estate sale companies here who run Saturday & Sunday sales - you have to wait for the half-off Sunday to get anything at a decent price. But I guess there are folks who have to have certain things and will pay a premium." Hope you have a great Wednesday afternoon - rain here today & tomorrow. Saturday I have to go pick up a few things I won at and online estate auction - looking forward to that. And to your next video, of course!
I think I can recall the cover of the Devil in the White City book - add that to my list! I just picked up “Nuclear War” by Annie Jacobsen. Some people have told me that I should prepare myself before reading it… so does that mean it’s not a “read before bed” type book? We’ll find out! The tool/home renovation section at this store is filled but my skills in that area aren’t that great, so I stick with the other side of the store 🙂 We had nice weather here today & next week they are calling for mid to upper 70s all week! That means possibly going to my other favorite flea market & seeing if any yard sales pop up. Hope that your online auction wins turn out to be good!
@@PaperandMoose I’ve never read “Nuclear War” but I remember “The Day After” TV movie in 1983, I think making for a lot of unpleasant discussion at school.
That estate sale was crazy, don’t think they are going to sell much with prices the same as an antique shop. Looks like they checked prices on eBay and price accordingly.
I think using the word “estate” draws in a larger group of interested people. But as you said, using that word doesn’t guarantee people will feel inclined to pay higher prices.
Please slow down when you are looking over the shelves and looking at items you are focusing on. I gave you a thumbs up but you are just moving too fast to see what you are viewing. I hope this doesn't continue because I will be disappointed to the point of not watching you except for when you an Tony are hunting.
I recently won an auction for a vintage aluminum Christmas tree. Now my search begins for some vintage Shiny Brite ornaments and a vintage skirt. I’m hopeful to find some at yard sales this Spring. 📄 & 🫎
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Oh, that gorgeous old dresser! It would have gone home with me!
Wasn't it a nice one?? I loved the little drawers on top.
I used to work for a publisher. They had a warehouse and if books were damaged, they put them aside. Employees could attend a sale twice a year. The books were $1 for hardcover and $0.50 for paperback. These were new books with minimal damage. I miss going to this sale.
hey Miss Moose....nice 1939 World's Fair book... If you ever see a small RCA radio with a picture of the Trylon and Perisphere, on the front, grab it!!!.....They go for big bucks.. That 1939 worlds fair radio is on my "wish I had" list, haha. 😂😂
Just looked up the radio… It’s quite a stunner! I can see why it’s on your wish list! Fortunately, that is something that if I saw it, I would remember to scoop it up. Now to find one!
Renee, That estate sale had me; I saw so many items I wanted! Hope you have a blessed day 💖✝✝
Congratulations on the excellent book finds for pocket change ! Not a bad start to a hopefully awesome season 😊 !
Oh what fun..I like to have fell out of my chair when I saw the prices at the estate sale...we dont have a have a habitat store here, wouldn't do me any good tho...just not able to go (I don't mind being confined,to take care of my sister...just didn't want her in nursing home ..no regrets)...thanks for getting me out for little while...🥰🥰
Bless you you have a lovely heart.
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Hi Renee 😊 I enjoy the fact that even if it is only a $40 profit you were to make it makes you happy. I am pretty certain you will find lots more treasures through the year no matter where, have fun doing what you do and thanjs for sharing 😊
Awesome finds. Thank you for sharing your treasure hunt.
The prices at that estate sale Ugh!
Great compilation of different sales. My personal favorites always have been estate sales, but they are really hard to find over here. 7:17 Nice assortment of Steins with interesting quotes ("Eher soll die Welt vergehen, als ein Deutscher..."). Prices for these items are a little bit steep though. Anyways, a very pleasant and informative trip through different sales with some pretty neat finds. Congrats on the books, my favorite was the "New York World´s Fair 1939/40" item, this would definitely be a keeper for me. Have a very good time, and see you on the next one ! 🖐 Greets from GER, U.
Perhaps it was one of those sales where they don’t want to “really” sell certain items, so they price it high & if someone purchases at the high price, then it’s okay to part with. Other viewers in Europe have stated the same thing about estate sales. Some state that the families just take care of the estate themselves & would never allow strangers to meander through a home & look in cabinets & closets. Guess it’s an “American” thing! A little hectic over the last few days, so still gathering my questions on the “Letters from Berlin” to email you. Any exciting plans for the weekend?
@@PaperandMoose Agreed, estate and garage sales are comparitively rare over here, because most folks don´t like that foreigners "touch their privacy". This weekend will be filled with "exciting" garden work ! 🌱As a horticulture guy, my yard is a little bit different (e.g. no lawn). Quote Carlyle: "Labor is Life !" 😄
@@fareast_de I'm sure your garden looks lovely & is well taken care of! Meanwhile, I'm just trying to keep my fern alive indoors 😆
Some of The prices look outrageous to me! Especially the estate sale. Why have a sale if you price everything so high no one buys anything??? Bizarre
Renee,that brown book is a good find. Better than nothing,right😊. Take care& have fun!🤗💞
So much fun to see you gravitate towards the books on history. I too, love learning about our past. Busy day for Renee. ❤
So many books to read, so little time!
Nice look at places to shop for older items
Last weekend I went to an estate sale and it was very pricey...cheapest thing was the new hand soap for 2 bucks.😅
Not much in the 1st stop - all new! Those Henry razors are always in my emails. The 3rd? Bang zoom! Sky high prices. The books were the winner; A neat ‘Smile’ book. Well scanned. Old book from the old home town - it’s a keeper! And the Worlds Fair. Very cool. Not bad Renee, all told….
What a fun day 😊
My son works for Ingersoll Rand here in England.
Renee, enjoy your vids. I have a small tip for you and your viewers. I think I've seen a couple of your videos where you pass up paper napkins. The price of paper products has risen. My wife and I grab paper napkins and plates at the bins, garage sales and estate sales if they are cheap enough for personal use. We don't care if they are Christmas, Halloween , Thanksgiving or Birthday. We have Christmas in our holder right now Lol ! Of course they have to be unopened packages. But usually you can get them for 10 - 50 cents a pack.
Ooohh I am stocked up on napkins, paper towels, & tissues for the next year 🙂 I bought a bunch of napkins from the Tote Man last summer & I’m still going through my surplus of paper supplies purchased for an 80s party. At a recent pick, I brought home 2 boxes of both tissues & paper towels. I agree though on buying home essentials at sales like this as it can save a lot of money!
@@PaperandMoose Nice ! That's awesome ! You're way ahead of the game !
Some sales I just marvel at their optimism 😂🤩🤣love supporting Habitat, 3 Habitat for Humanity homes going in across the alley from me.
They are a great asset to the community! I just wish I had a bigger place so I could buy some of their antique/vintage furniture!
I would’ve gotten that stereo card viewer for $20.
Loved this video..when you strolled by one of those first tables there were some old bottles of cologne that my dad used to use. They look like little barrels with a wooden top. Gosh did that bring me back to my childhood. I find that rummage sales usually have the best prices. Great hunt Renee and you would have had to drag me out of the book section. I am always reading with another one waiting in the wings. Take care and happy springtime.
Hi Renee. The brown book is amazing, with history of your area. Why would you sell such a book. The coolest thing to do when you go out is, go to habitat for humanity and find more books. I could a heard people talking about high prices on some item there. God Bless you Renee and have a great week. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗👍👍👋👋👋👍👍👍🌼🌺🌸
I’ll have to pick an afternoon to go “book shopping” at Habitat. Cheaper than the book store & my library might not have what I’m looking for, but perhaps Habitat will! I hope that your week has gone well so far, Maria!
Love looking at old photos and comparing to today to see how much has changed. Great video Renee, love you and have a great day😊
Thanks for sharing your trip,❤❤👏👏👍🏻💰🤠🇬🇧
I pick up local history books whenever I can. Good finds!
Trouble is...I have a bag...but very scarce places to fill it! The thrifting scene is shriveling up here! You are so lucky to have those places still active!
I like the Mr. Peanut figurine. Here in San Francisco, there was the Planter's Peanut Building...which featured 2 ft. cast iron Mr. Peanut statues capping pilasters surrounding the building's structure. The vintage oak chest was a great piece, especially those top jewelry drawers. It was a gentleman's chest...an he would keep his cufflinks, shirt studs and tie pins ready for work or a night on the town! Glad you got that nice NYWF book, I have a couple, as well an original info/guide book.
I enjoyed this video! My friend and I went to a few garage sales and our favorite thrift stores last week. We always have a blast!
Garage sales are slowly popping up here, thankfully!
Hello Renee jim from Northern Ireland came across your channel a short time ago and I'm really enjoying the content. In your earlier videos loved the Audrey Hepburn hair style I hope your channel goes from strength to strength best wishes😊
I love watching your videos! I watch like a backseat driver…”bolts of trim in the garage!, vellum envelopes!!!, omg did you see the Putz houses? those flower books are stunning!” 😅😂😂The vellum envelopes and flower books would sell for a mint on Etsy for junk journal ladies.
That was really fun to see the 3 different sales! I love seeing some of the older items…. Can add them to a wish list!
That estate sale had lot's of great items there..😮 Too bad you say it was overpriced😢 I thought the prices were really decent from what I could see..🤔🙄 Good deal on the books and love the antique dresser..🎉 Take care..👍❤🔥👊
Those CHEMEX glass coffee vessel/bottles for $2 in the box if new would be $$$. I have the large one and the small one. I love them!
I completely missed them! Didn’t see them when I was there & didn’t even notice when editing 😞 I know the brand too as I follow a coffee roaster on instagram who uses Chemex. Darn it!
@@PaperandMoose It looks like the large ones. 4 of them. Oh well, next time!
Manhunt is one of my favorite books of all time!!
Always nice when one item covers everything. There is a new thrift store, oppened last week, I haven't been but mom & dad went and said nice but still collecting item to fill. Nice books and good price also 👍👍
Do you have many thrifts in your area? Hopefully the new shop gets a good amount of foot traffic!
@@PaperandMoose There are many more in the Kitchener/Waterloo area vs my home town. There is only the Salvation Army in my town. There is a small Habitat Store 40 min in the other direction. I'm sure in some of the other towns in the area. I currently don't have a time budget to go to them with the dialysis schedule & working. I do go to the Salvation Army one when looking for specific used items. Cheaper than Walmart.😁
I lived in NewYork City area during the 1964 World’s Fair and we went and it was so awesome
The trend seems to be for resellers having a booth...do you see yourself having one in the future?
Renee’, your a doll, enjoy seeing you shop
Here in the fair county of Devon, UK we have waste transfer sites that have retail sections in them where you can buy all manner of items that people have taken to the dump to get rid off and frankly it is unbelievable the perfectly good things that people chuck out. Anyhow from time to time they have a glut of books and in order to shift them they’ll have an offer of ‘bring a bag and fill it with books for free’ which is great until you realise you have to sift through crates and crates of randoms to find any good ones. I can usually manage about fifteen minutes of this before my mind switches off…
Now that is a great idea! I wonder if our landfills here would be able to offer and put together some type of little retail section. I know when I’ve been to the landfill & look in the bins, there are times when I wish I could climb into the bin & take some stuff out!
@@PaperandMoose Local authorities are under pressure from the Government to deal with waste as effectively as possible as there is virtually no land available for landfill sites anymore, we are a tiny nation and real estate is at a premium. In Devon we recycle as much as we can and Exeter, the nearest city, has a ‘Zero to Landfill’ policy. All items at the Retail Sections are sold ‘as found’ but seeing as you can buy a set of four dining chairs for £10, you can’t complain if they are a little grubby! Clean ‘em up, repair if necessary, refinish and sell them, absolutely love doing that!
1. Depends on what you look for. 2. Depends on when you get there. I've struck literal gold at all three, but around here if you're not at the head of the line you might as well stay in bed when it comes to estate and rummage sales. 07:15 Sterling???? If so and priced under melt, away it would go. The $250 spoon... mark it $25 and it'll probably sell. I think they had lots of 'once upon a time' prices, but the "what, this junk?" priced items scooted first thing first.
Oh those books looked so interesting!
Great deals on the books!! Lots of entertainment for $1 each!!! 🥰🥰🥰
There was a yellow and orange vintage LOVE sign at the estate sale.
On the table where you picked up that mug there was a set of english leather cologne and after save you could have made some money on. Not a whole lot in that sale though. The estate sale was the "I don't really want to sell them" kind 😂
Thanks for the fun
I went to a book sale yesterday. Adult Hardcover $1, kids hardcover and adult softcover 50¢, and kids softcover 25¢. I got a total of 11 books for $8.50. One being Code Girls story of women code breakers during world war 2 hardcover. I got it for my sister since I won't see her for a couple of months I'm going to read it first.
Thank you for this fun video.❣👍Love ya lots!
Thank you for always watching & commenting! 🙂
that restore had a great book section,i know they sell alot ow of new used home improvement stuff
I don’t visit the tool/home improvement section that often, as I’m not too skilled in home repairs 😆 I do agree that their book section is great & the prices on the books are more than reasonable!
Head back to habitat thrift store when you have a day free and scan every book you see, you may find a couple of really valuable ones to pay your bills for a month
Beautiful dresser at Habitat. The prices at the estate sale - ridiculous from what I saw. All that work for little actual return. Having done our own family member's estates going back 30 years - we wanted to MOVE stuff and shoppers knew it! And, we did!
That was a beautiful dresser, I agree! They often have some really nice antique furniture pieces at this store.
The estate sale prices were all over the place.
Wow 😮!! Your restore has tons of stuff. Ours only has furniture, appliances and things like shelves , chandelier or used kitchen cabinets 😊
They also have another store just for clothing that opened recently. Lots of donations coming in, that's for sure!
My guess is the rummage sale but I hope all 3 🎉🎉🎉
I really enjoy shopping the Habitat for Humanity ReStore and it is such a great charity too. So nice you found a few things for your own collard some things to sell to pay for them.
I’d love to go back & just look at the books to see which ones I’d like to add to my reading library!
i want mr peanut!!!!!!
Love rummage sales. Where I live there are 1-2 in the summer only
The estate sale prices are crazy
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💖Glad to see your happy face❣️I pray the Earthquake caused you no damage and that you’re well🤗💖🦋
No damage! I sure felt it though, quite the experience!
@@PaperandMoose I bet! I’ve not experienced an Earthquake. I hope it’s your last! Happy to hear you’re well and safe.💖💖💖
Hello Renee. I’m jealous I’ve not been to anything in a while. I’ve been to busy with grandkids and home to get out. That estate sale was a little too rich for my blood . I love going to Habitat for Humanity. They do have some great books and I’ve found a little trinkets there as well. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Enjoy spending time with the grandkids! I know I always enjoyed hanging out with my grandmother, even if it was just being at her house & watching tv together. It’s the little moments that we remember!
@@PaperandMoose That’s so true . And I love being with them.
I love rummage sales and estate sales. Not many in our area though.
Prices at that estate sale were a little cray cray.
I love books. Which habitat were you shopping at. I am in the Phila., area.
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Too bad you missed the 6 Chemex in the box at $2 each. 1:20 They sell online for at least $25 each.
I actually didn’t even see them when I was looking at the table! Yikes! I know the brand because I follow someone on Instagram that promotes Chemex & uses it for their coffee. Crazy how one can get tunnel vision when shopping! Makes me mad I didn’t see them!
At first I thought there were 2 boxes but I looked back at the video and saw there were 6 of them. Oh well. Can’t win ‘‘em all I guess! They do make excellent coffee by the way!
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Interesting items but pricing way to much. Sale goods over priced do not seem to move out . Something over priced sitting is not a way to move out inventory.
Estate sale involves to much sentimental feelings.
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The World's Fair - which in 1876 introduced kudzu - "the vine that ate the South." Right by you in Philly! Some other invasive species, too, I think. But a lot of great things also - I looked some up - didn't know so many, now commonplace, things were first introduced at a WF. If you haven't read, "Devil in the White City," it's about (and set against the backdrop of) the 1893 World's Fair / Columbian Exposition. One of the (true) plot lines is about a serial killer - just a forewarning if you don't like that kind of thing. Bill Bryson's "At Home" has a long section on the Crystal Palace at the "Great Exhibition" in London in the 1850s - not.a World's Fair, I don't think, but interesting - and it's a really good book anyway. I love the Habitat Stores here - among other things they are great for secondhand tools. Nice find on the County History. We have estate sale companies here who run Saturday & Sunday sales - you have to wait for the half-off Sunday to get anything at a decent price. But I guess there are folks who have to have certain things and will pay a premium." Hope you have a great Wednesday afternoon - rain here today & tomorrow. Saturday I have to go pick up a few things I won at and online estate auction - looking forward to that. And to your next video, of course!
I think I can recall the cover of the Devil in the White City book - add that to my list! I just picked up “Nuclear War” by Annie Jacobsen. Some people have told me that I should prepare myself before reading it… so does that mean it’s not a “read before bed” type book? We’ll find out! The tool/home renovation section at this store is filled but my skills in that area aren’t that great, so I stick with the other side of the store 🙂 We had nice weather here today & next week they are calling for mid to upper 70s all week! That means possibly going to my other favorite flea market & seeing if any yard sales pop up. Hope that your online auction wins turn out to be good!
@@PaperandMoose I’ve never read “Nuclear War” but I remember “The Day After” TV movie in 1983, I think making for a lot of unpleasant discussion at school.
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That estate sale was crazy, don’t think they are going to sell much with prices the same as an antique shop. Looks like they checked prices on eBay and price accordingly.
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Are you and toco stakes married? If not who are you married to and do you have kids
Why do people think if they put the words Estate sale on their sight their stuff is worth more then yard sales.
I think using the word “estate” draws in a larger group of interested people. But as you said, using that word doesn’t guarantee people will feel inclined to pay higher prices.
Please slow down when you are looking over the shelves and looking at items you are focusing on. I gave you a thumbs up but you are just moving too fast to see what you are viewing. I hope this doesn't continue because I will be disappointed to the point of not watching you except for when you an Tony are hunting.
I recently won an auction for a vintage aluminum Christmas tree.
Now my search begins for some vintage Shiny Brite ornaments and a vintage skirt.
I’m hopeful to find some at yard sales this Spring.
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Congrats on the aluminum tree! And hoping that you find some ornaments at a yard sale at a great price!