hey Miss Moose....who doesn't need a firehose, haha, I guess you changed your mind and didn't buy it😉.....man. if I was there I would have snatched up that large 1942 Zenith console radio! ......what a beauty!👍👍
Renee', I know kitchen items are not your genre, but I gasped in awe when I saw an item you passed on. It was the large white enamel ware refrigerator pan with lid. I have not seen one like it before. I love old enamel ware items. The pan was probably worth alot. Or not. It was great to see you have the attic all to yourself. I hope your finds are as profitable as it was exciting and fun.
Well done on the sale. The fire hose would be a vintage piece for a firehouse, or for yourself. If the quilt smells of smoke and you have an outside clothesline....you can hang it on the clothesline and let nature freshen the quilt for you.
I could tell you love this sale they. did have quite a bit of old papers and stuff things that you were looking for I’m glad you did so well I could tell you were just beaming congratulations on one that you got to explore alone just about and that you enjoyed as much as you did and I enjoyed your video I enjoy your excitement and I will catch you on your next one
So glad to see you able to have a good dig around. Instead of frenzied poking. I too love ephemera, but from a more societal aspect, not military or institutional.
You were in you element! I loved watching you find item after item of great thing you loved! Congratulations! I enjoy being able to SEE the joy on you face when you find thing. Don't worry about too much camera time! Your videos are not that long so you can't get too much camera time! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
It's called a 'Waterfall" style, because of the curved top fronts. Very popular in late 1920's into the 30's. They are made with steam-bent veneers and are prone to splitting when they dry out. Just an fyi, 😊
Wow, this estate sale was better than the paper auction from a few days ago. Love watching you dig in the boxes. So many treasures to bring home. Thanks again for taking us along.😊 I think it’s called a yo-yo quilt,not sure.
Wow that was so much fun, you kinda get lost in the moment of searching through all of that stuff. You seem to really enjoy the hunt, I'm the same I can spend hours at antique flea markets. Great vlog.
It would be great if you would do a follow up to this video giving us a closer look at some of the things you purchased, especially the quilts and also the western blanket. Would also love a closer look at some of the PBurg items. BTW those fiberglass lampshades were great.
Hello Rene always fun at a sale like this one so happy for you to explore thru and find great items if the quilt smells do a hand wash and dry outside 😀
Glad to see that you got the perfect "battle jacket" (P) for this estate sale in your home town. Also interesting to see the gas lightings of this old house. Awesome finds for your collection of local items, I like especially the Phillipsburg 1961 hat, the fire hose, the taxi jacket and the WW II diary. Great to see you being happy with all these items ! BTW: I got your message about your visit at Lakehurst (LZ 129), very interesting. 👍Have a fantastic rest of the day, Renée ! ✌Greets from GER, U.
That’s the first time I’ve seen a gas light fixture in a home in my area. I think that was the only one in the home, or at least the only one I noticed. Have a few regrets about things I didn’t purchase or things I only noticed during editing & wish I would have bought. Now to overcome the “Why didn’t you look at that??” regrets!
@@PaperandMoose No problem, Renée ! This property shouldn´t be that far away from your home, so just go ahead and take a second look. And: don´t forget to take the fire hose this time !😉 Have a good one, U.
@@fareast_de I contacted the person running the sale & they are going to check with the homeowner to see if I'm able to come back! And yes, if that fire hose is still there, I'll be purchasing it this time :0)
Oh my, I would have to use both hands to make sure I didn’t miss anything! Plus I might have filled a few bags already from the first 3 minutes of being at this sale!!!!!😮
You got some great items!!! Loving those lampshades. I hate when you see a great item and it smells. Get those items in baking soda fast and cross your fingers.
One day, back last April, I was at a 7 day a week outdoor flea market in L.A. I happened upon a box of collectable cards for a game I play. And the box was only $50. And it was one of those "awesome scores" kind of things. I easily made 10 times my money back reselling about 40% of the cards. The excitement you showed was kinds how I felt that day getting the cards. Makes me smile seeing your joy like that.
As I watched you rummage through that attic, I kept wondering where all the competition was since nobody else came up the stairs that I saw. Those are the best estate sales, when hardly anyone else shows up for whatever reason. I laughed out loud when you said "Independent Tony" and then I jumped when that brush fell off of the box. Your videos always keep me entertained!
I think that the reason others weren't at this sale is because of the whole Facebook posting thing... I usually miss the sales posted on Facebook because I see them days or weeks after they are posted. I just so happened to see the post that morning, so I was lucky!
Renee, when I was cleaning vintage quilts we inherited. J filled the bathtub with cold water and added a bit of oxyclean to the water. Swished it around and then added the items. I washed them one at a time of course and rinsed well. Laid them out to dry. I did everything this way from the 1880 wedding outfit, to red work quilts, to baby clothes. Nothing was ruined doing it this way. All my items we doated to the Riverside ., Ca. Museum. More recently, i washed in the machine a wedding dress from the bins! Line dried it and again no damage! Just do a small test where it is not noticeable. Someone also mentioned the yoyi quilt!
I think that's what I'm going to do - I have a large sink basin, add some water and oxyclean. I was thinking of letting it soak overnight - would you recommend soaking that long or just a few hours? My main concern is getting out the smoke smell.
@@PaperandMoose I let the things that I had soak overnight and even redid the wster and oxyclean. I mentioned my jn-!aws saved everything. So, I had a lot of vintage clothing items from the old fashioned blue wool swim suit, quilts, the wedding outfit that also had the underwear lol crotchless bloomers, baby clothes, and even afternoon dresses. I washed everything this way. Did not ruin a thing. But test to make sure your colors don't run. How is the quilt tied? If wool that might be a problem and sometimes floss does run. The red work quilt I washed didnt but I have had cross stitch works run. So, go slowly. Good luck!
@@denickite I don't believe it's wool, I'll have to check. The other side is just another vintage linen piece, similar in feel to a sheet, light blue & pink in color. I have it outside now to air out a little but will soak it in the upcoming days!
Take the quilts and put it in one of the bags that you purchased and you can put it in the washer and wash it and it will not hurt it I have all kinds of antique quilts that I collect I just either put them in a pillowcase or just a big bag like that military bag that you bought I even have some wool blankets that are navy only paid $1 and the guy said they were old probably twenties or thirties
This was great fun to watch! For the cigarette smoke you could try a product made by Nilodor, if you haven’t tried it already. My father’s office burned down when I was a kid. The smoke smell of all the paper was terrible. At that time, Nilodor came in a metered aerosol can and it worked great, like nothing else. Different kind of smoke, but maybe it could work.
Exciting. I had trouble not checking the ending to see what you were able to buy. I am so glad you got all your stuff. Loved the fire hose. Great “thing” to incorporate into decor and decorations. Enjoy your bounty! 🥳🥳🥳
Wow fantastic!!!! Like where was everyone? You were there for a long time and on heard someone else once. Unbelievably Lucky One. I once went to a place cause me friend called me at work saying she saw a sale sign on the side of the road in the morning on the way to her work. I left work early and found out it was an estate sale. No Advertising Just the sign. "SALE" And it was just like that. No one else around and full of great stuff. And cheap. Nothing was priced. I just offered what I wanted and they took it.
2 people came up into the attic, looked around for about 2 minutes, and then went back downstairs. That was it, so I had it to myself! I think most probably missed the listing on Facebook, so I got lucky that it actually came up on my feed that morning.
Place your items by a dehumidifier it should pull the cigarette smell out of them. I have always been able to get odors out by doing this. I use my basement dehumidifier for this. Keeps my basement smelling fresh.
re; the quilts. Have you tried sunning your musty quilts? On a bright sunny day, place the quilts on a clothesline or other structure that has full sun and air movement. Rotate exposed areas after a few hours. Much of the disagreeable odors will evaporate.
I wish you had gone through your haul at the end. That would've been fun. I miss the ones with the garbage bags! 😄 Remember that one amazing house that got you through the pandemic? That was great.
Too bad most of the other items, especially downstairs, have some much absorbed cigarette smoke. Hard to get that out of furniture pieces, it can be done, but the space to store it while getting the smells out is a premium with flea market season coming up!
Obviously this stuff was meant for you. I'm envious of the fun you'll have going through all those photos - including the yard-long - and a few letters. That coat looks like it could tell a lot of stories. And you can't help but be excited when someone else finds the stuff they love and are totally keyed up. Did you buy the fire hose? There are a lot of uses for them. Like ... um. Well ... er. Then there's ... well, it's a novelty and you'd be the only person on the block with one. At about 7:00 when you were checking out the suitcase it briefly looked to me like there was a woman sitting in a chair to your right, further away from the camera. In an old-fashioned outfit - white shawl and dress with a hat. Maybe she's your ephemera angel. Great video! So glad you found the things that love. Have a great day!
I’ll have to go back in the video & check it out!! The whole night I kept going over in my head about what I didn’t buy, did I look through things the best that I could, did I miss anything. But then I told myself that I did find what I was meant to have, as just seeing this sale listed on Facebook was a “miracle”, since I usually miss them. The fire house… regret that a little, sure I could have sold it at the flea market. But I’m glad I found the 1934 class photo! The one I have at home hanging up is from 1936, now to find 1935! Hope you have a great Tuesday!
@@PaperandMoose No Regrets! Maybe your friend that ran it would let you go back and go over the things that didn’t sell - if that would put your mind at ease. Looks like to me you were thorough,though, and sure the hose was interesting but not so practical. Big and heavy too. The P-burg class photo was fab.
I had to go back and look. I see what you are talking about. Sitting in a chair by a big box? It does look like a old fashioned woman sitting there with her arms crossed in front of her.
I did take a look & it does look like that! (I think it's the way that I stacked my pile next to that large box, but I like thinking of it more like an ephemera angel!)
Hi Re ee. The sale was fun. You had no one to bother you in the attic. That was so cool. I would love to see all the stuff you got from the sale. The shades were nice but a great set of them too. I am going to see the video again later. God Bless you and take care. Love you. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💃💃💃💃❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😀😘
A pickers dream-all the digging by yourself, finding things for your own collection and for resale - a win/win! So nice to see you so excited about all the things you found too!😊😊😊
That quilt is called a Yo-yo quilt. I love it!
This sale was made for you, Renee! It made me smile seeing you so happy. Local history is so important. Take care darling xx
Great sale! I believe that quilt is called a Yo-Yo Quilt. Glad you hit the jackpot, Renee!
Yes that’s what I’d call it too
Woohoo! What a fun time for you! It was also fun watching you!
You hit the ephemera jackpot today!
So awesome to see how much joy these items bring you. That smile in the recap says it all. Very cool! Truly enjoyed the video!
One of the 45 records "I'm gonna knock on your door
Ring on your bell
Tap on your window too"
🎶🎶
It did t sound so creepy back in the day! 😊
That was idyllic Renee. On your own with total freedom to peruse those goodies- got some nice stuff too!
hey Miss Moose....who doesn't need a firehose, haha, I guess you changed your mind and didn't buy it😉.....man. if I was there I would have snatched up that large 1942 Zenith console radio! ......what a beauty!👍👍
Wasn’t that nice?? I thought of you when I saw it! I regret not buying the fire hose a little bit, but glad that I found the other Pburg stuff!
Renee', I know kitchen items are not your genre, but I gasped in awe when I saw an item you passed on. It was the large white enamel ware refrigerator pan with lid. I have not seen one like it before. I love old enamel ware items. The pan was probably worth alot. Or not. It was great to see you have the attic all to yourself. I hope your finds are as profitable as it was exciting and fun.
Well done on the sale. The fire hose would be a vintage piece for a firehouse, or for yourself. If the quilt smells of smoke and you have an outside clothesline....you can hang it on the clothesline and let nature freshen the quilt for you.
I could tell you love this sale they. did have quite a bit of old papers and stuff things that you were looking for I’m glad you did so well I could tell you were just beaming congratulations on one that you got to explore alone just about and that you enjoyed as much as you did and I enjoyed your video I enjoy your excitement and I will catch you on your next one
YoYo quilt. Awesome. My grandma made dolls.
Great finds Renee!
Fun finds. You really enjoyed yourself today. Bless 👍❤️
The fire hose is priceless! It would be great on your summer porch display. Awesome adventure and finds. Thanks.
or wrap that thing around your christmas tree!
@@sharonb537 😂
What would I do with a fire hose!!! LOL
9:11 That is a Pendleton blanket box. Those blankets are worth a pretty penny. The box should tell the pattern design and might lead you to it.
Oh, the blue cowboy blanket you added to the pile. How lucky to find that!
It’s so cute! Just needs a second wash to remove the little bit of lingering cigarette smell & it will be good to go!
@@PaperandMoose 1940"s camp blanket, very very desirable.
Let me know if it is for sale! I see another post also interestdd in it!
So glad to see you able to have a good dig around. Instead of frenzied poking. I too love ephemera, but from a more societal aspect, not military or institutional.
So glad you got to go a sale where they had items that. You could add to your own collection good picking Renee.
You were in you element! I loved watching you find item after item of great thing you loved! Congratulations! I enjoy being able to SEE the joy on you face when you find thing. Don't worry about too much camera time! Your videos are not that long so you can't get too much camera time! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
It's called a 'Waterfall" style, because of the curved top fronts. Very popular in late 1920's into the 30's. They are made with steam-bent veneers and are prone to splitting when they dry out. Just an fyi, 😊
I felt like yelling that at the TV - my folks bedroom was all in that style.
I know those lamp shades would do very well on eBay
I'm surprised you didn't buy the laundry box to have something to put your stuff in so you could get it all done in one trip
You got some really cool stuff. The Phillipsburg stuff was neat.
They are called Suffolk puffs on the quilt
Hooray!!! Renee scores big!!! Congratulations.
That was a crazy good sale, and so quiet. We never have sales like that here in Arizona.
You couldn’t pay me enough to go in that spooky basement! It was giving off Blare witch vibes😳❤️
Wow, this estate sale was better than the paper auction from a few days ago. Love watching you dig in the boxes. So many treasures to bring home. Thanks again for taking us along.😊 I think it’s called a yo-yo quilt,not sure.
That's correct!🙂
Great finds! The wallpaper behind the vanity was gorgeous! 💖
Thanks for sharing! ✌
Wow that was so much fun, you kinda get lost in the moment of searching through all of that stuff. You seem to really enjoy the hunt, I'm the same I can spend hours at antique flea markets. Great vlog.
It would be great if you would do a follow up to this video giving us a closer look at some of the things you purchased, especially the quilts and also the western blanket. Would also love a closer look at some of the PBurg items. BTW those fiberglass lampshades were great.
So glad for you Renee.👍🏼💐
You found some wonderful things. I would love to see the quilt spread out if you get a chance to revisit it.
A sale to myself, what a dream! Lol
It was. No anxiety, free to take my time, wish all sales were like that!
@@PaperandMoose I'll take a solo flea while we're at it as well 🤣
@@castironkev Can you imagine?? We'll be wishing for that one for some time!
Oh!!! The old McCall with the paper dolls!!!!!
Hello Rene always fun at a sale like this one so happy for you to explore thru and find great items if the quilt smells do a hand wash and dry outside 😀
What a lovely experiance thank you for letting me tag along much love from kefalonia greece.
What about the console vintage radio in fabulous condition in the back of the attic room! Send it to Buzz now😸!
Glad to see that you got the perfect "battle jacket" (P) for this estate sale in your home town. Also interesting to see the gas lightings of this old house. Awesome finds for your collection of local items, I like especially the Phillipsburg 1961 hat, the fire hose, the taxi jacket and the WW II diary. Great to see you being happy with all these items ! BTW: I got your message about your visit at Lakehurst (LZ 129), very interesting. 👍Have a fantastic rest of the day, Renée ! ✌Greets from GER, U.
That’s the first time I’ve seen a gas light fixture in a home in my area. I think that was the only one in the home, or at least the only one I noticed. Have a few regrets about things I didn’t purchase or things I only noticed during editing & wish I would have bought. Now to overcome the “Why didn’t you look at that??” regrets!
@@PaperandMoose No problem, Renée ! This property shouldn´t be that far away from your home, so just go ahead and take a second look. And: don´t forget to take the fire hose this time !😉 Have a good one, U.
@@fareast_de I contacted the person running the sale & they are going to check with the homeowner to see if I'm able to come back! And yes, if that fire hose is still there, I'll be purchasing it this time :0)
What a great experience! Perfect for you. So many items calling out just to you.
Do you have your PBurg items displayed in your home for your enjoyment? You should show us viewers sometime if so! :-) Congrats on your score!!
I’d buy that whole record keeper full of records from you!!!! I love them……🙋🏻♀️🇺🇦🌻☮️💜 I don’t know how to do that!!!!
Love this sale! Score!
Oh my, I would have to use both hands to make sure I didn’t miss anything! Plus I might have filled a few bags already from the first 3 minutes of being at this sale!!!!!😮
Vintage firehose = mancave decor. Yes!! WWII stuff. Always interesting.
Those lampshades were amazing. Sour cream glasses on that amazing vanity.
WOW‼ This was amazing❣ Shocking❗ Thank you for sharing this great video. I am truly so dang happy for you.🥰 Get the cake🍰 cause were having a party😍
Congrats miss Renee nice score
What a great house! Chock full of interesting stuff! Wow, how fun!
I love it when are full of smiles and happy after a sale!!😉
You got some great items!!! Loving those lampshades. I hate when you see a great item and it smells. Get those items in baking soda fast and cross your fingers.
did you message me about a give away or is it spam?
One day, back last April, I was at a 7 day a week outdoor flea market in L.A. I happened upon a box of collectable cards for a game I play. And the box was only $50. And it was one of those "awesome scores" kind of things. I easily made 10 times my money back reselling about 40% of the cards.
The excitement you showed was kinds how I felt that day getting the cards. Makes me smile seeing your joy like that.
As I watched you rummage through that attic, I kept wondering where all the competition was since nobody else came up the stairs that I saw. Those are the best estate sales, when hardly anyone else shows up for whatever reason. I laughed out loud when you said "Independent Tony" and then I jumped when that brush fell off of the box. Your videos always keep me entertained!
I think that the reason others weren't at this sale is because of the whole Facebook posting thing... I usually miss the sales posted on Facebook because I see them days or weeks after they are posted. I just so happened to see the post that morning, so I was lucky!
Renee, when I was cleaning vintage quilts we inherited. J filled the bathtub with cold water and added a bit of oxyclean to the water. Swished it around and then added the items. I washed them one at a time of course and rinsed well. Laid them out to dry. I did everything this way from the 1880 wedding outfit, to red work quilts, to baby clothes. Nothing was ruined doing it this way. All my items we doated to the Riverside ., Ca. Museum. More recently, i washed in the machine a wedding dress from the bins! Line dried it and again no damage! Just do a small test where it is not noticeable. Someone also mentioned the yoyi quilt!
I think that's what I'm going to do - I have a large sink basin, add some water and oxyclean. I was thinking of letting it soak overnight - would you recommend soaking that long or just a few hours? My main concern is getting out the smoke smell.
@@PaperandMoose I let the things that I had soak overnight and even redid the wster and oxyclean. I mentioned my jn-!aws saved everything. So, I had a lot of vintage clothing items from the old fashioned blue wool swim suit, quilts, the wedding outfit that also had the underwear lol crotchless bloomers, baby clothes, and even afternoon dresses. I washed everything this way. Did not ruin a thing. But test to make sure your colors don't run. How is the quilt tied? If wool that might be a problem and sometimes floss does run. The red work quilt I washed didnt but I have had cross stitch works run. So, go slowly. Good luck!
@@denickite I don't believe it's wool, I'll have to check. The other side is just another vintage linen piece, similar in feel to a sheet, light blue & pink in color. I have it outside now to air out a little but will soak it in the upcoming days!
Omg those lampshades 😮🥺 great score ! I have been looking for some that color forever😢
Oh boy. We all need a couple sales like this in the winter sale draught. So glad you found local treasures! Fun.
You get so excited, cute
Renee what an awesome sale you go girl loved this video ❣️
Hey You... What a fantastic sale, the stars aligned and I'm thrilled for you 💜
That is a nice antique fire hose or vintage I want some nice paper some nice paper and records
Take the quilts and put it in one of the bags that you purchased and you can put it in the washer and wash it and it will not hurt it I have all kinds of antique quilts that I collect I just either put them in a pillowcase or just a big bag like that military bag that you bought I even have some wool blankets that are navy only paid $1 and the guy said they were old probably twenties or thirties
Such a joy to watch!! Looking forward to the reveal!!!
Wow! Awesome treasures for you in that sale Renee, it looked like you had so much fun digging through everything 👌😊 thank you for sharing your video
This was great fun to watch! For the cigarette smoke you could try a product made by Nilodor, if you haven’t tried it already. My father’s office burned down when I was a kid. The smoke smell of all the paper was terrible. At that time, Nilodor came in a metered aerosol can and it worked great, like nothing else. Different kind of smoke, but maybe it could work.
Exciting. I had trouble not checking the ending to see what you were able to buy. I am so glad you got all your stuff. Loved the fire hose. Great “thing” to incorporate into decor and decorations. Enjoy your bounty! 🥳🥳🥳
Love your enthusiasm towards your finds
What an amazing sale! Some great things even tho your grail wasn’t there. I would have loved digging in that attic with you.
I will never understand your fascination with other peoples pictures. But I’m happy that you found what you like.
Wow fantastic!!!! Like where was everyone? You were there for a long time and on heard someone else once. Unbelievably Lucky One.
I once went to a place cause me friend called me at work saying she saw a sale sign on the side of the road in the morning on the way to her work. I left work early and found out it was an estate sale. No Advertising Just the sign. "SALE" And it was just like that. No one else around and full of great stuff. And cheap. Nothing was priced. I just offered what I wanted and they took it.
2 people came up into the attic, looked around for about 2 minutes, and then went back downstairs. That was it, so I had it to myself! I think most probably missed the listing on Facebook, so I got lucky that it actually came up on my feed that morning.
Place your items by a dehumidifier it should pull the cigarette smell out of them. I have always been able to get odors out by doing this. I use my basement dehumidifier for this. Keeps my basement smelling fresh.
re; the quilts. Have you tried sunning your musty quilts? On a bright sunny day, place the quilts on a clothesline or other structure that has full sun and air movement. Rotate exposed areas after a few hours. Much of the disagreeable odors will evaporate.
I have the yo-yo quilt outside now, just to "air" out. We'll see how that does and then see if I need to soak it at all!
I can’t believe you didn’t get that white with black trim enamel with cover underneath in a cabinet!! That would have brought you a pretty penny
Not in my area. Maybe $5 at best at the flea market. It’s fairly common in this area, so doesn’t bring as much money as it does elsewhere.
I wish you had gone through your haul at the end. That would've been fun. I miss the ones with the garbage bags! 😄 Remember that one amazing house that got you through the pandemic? That was great.
Watched the 2nd 😅, THEN had to come watch the 1st pick video. Great adventure! Enjoyed! ❤ Thank for sharing! Good to see you so happy!
I know Taco stacks would love this to buy out of
Too bad most of the other items, especially downstairs, have some much absorbed cigarette smoke. Hard to get that out of furniture pieces, it can be done, but the space to store it while getting the smells out is a premium with flea market season coming up!
This sale was made for you!! The quilt was made of yo yos. Junk journal makers love to take these apart and repurpose them!! 🥰🥰🥰
Oh, this was fun!! Love your excitement!
Hi Renee! Don't be scared.🙂😊
Love that you are saving this, histiry!
Tobacco smoke....ick. Just ick.
What an awesome sale. So many incredible historic items. I kept waiting for the fire hose to get in your car!
Good morning since I found you here just can't get to see you enough.
The quilt is a YOYO type. Excellent scores for you!!!!
Obviously this stuff was meant for you. I'm envious of the fun you'll have going through all those photos - including the yard-long - and a few letters. That coat looks like it could tell a lot of stories. And you can't help but be excited when someone else finds the stuff they love and are totally keyed up. Did you buy the fire hose? There are a lot of uses for them. Like ... um. Well ... er. Then there's ... well, it's a novelty and you'd be the only person on the block with one. At about 7:00 when you were checking out the suitcase it briefly looked to me like there was a woman sitting in a chair to your right, further away from the camera. In an old-fashioned outfit - white shawl and dress with a hat. Maybe she's your ephemera angel. Great video! So glad you found the things that love. Have a great day!
I’ll have to go back in the video & check it out!! The whole night I kept going over in my head about what I didn’t buy, did I look through things the best that I could, did I miss anything. But then I told myself that I did find what I was meant to have, as just seeing this sale listed on Facebook was a “miracle”, since I usually miss them. The fire house… regret that a little, sure I could have sold it at the flea market. But I’m glad I found the 1934 class photo! The one I have at home hanging up is from 1936, now to find 1935! Hope you have a great Tuesday!
@@PaperandMoose No Regrets! Maybe your friend that ran it would let you go back and go over the things that didn’t sell - if that would put your mind at ease. Looks like to me you were thorough,though, and sure the hose was interesting but not so practical. Big and heavy too. The P-burg class photo was fab.
So nice to see you so happy with all the great things that you found. You did great and we were able to enjoy watching you! 🇨🇦
I had to go back and look. I see what you are talking about. Sitting in a chair by a big box? It does look like a old fashioned woman sitting there with her arms crossed in front of her.
I did take a look & it does look like that! (I think it's the way that I stacked my pile next to that large box, but I like thinking of it more like an ephemera angel!)
Hi Re ee. The sale was fun. You had no one to bother you in the attic. That was so cool. I would love to see all the stuff you got from the sale. The shades were nice but a great set of them too. I am going to see the video again later. God Bless you and take care. Love you. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💃💃💃💃❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😀😘
The shades were in great condition! I have found similar shades before, but usually they have a rip or are bent. These were perfect!
Love you I have been fighting healing surgery in the last year. anyway I'm happy to be back on U-Tube to watch you finding all the treasures!
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Looks like a brand new sealy mattress in the box.
That's a yo-yo quilt glad you went
Wow!!! This was fun Renee!!🤗 So glad you found lots of treasures!!🥰
thank you for taking me along
A pickers dream-all the digging by yourself, finding things for your own collection and for resale - a win/win! So nice to see you so excited about all the things you found too!😊😊😊
People use fire hoses for home decor. My cousin used his to create chair trim. It looks amazing. Great haul!
That sounds like a neat idea!
What you think is a crazy quilt is a yo yo quilt. You found great things!
So happy you got to do that! That Eddie hodges 45 brought back so many memories. I knew every word of "knock on your door".
Just amazing!
You go Renee. Just what you wanted.
Sounds like a lot of fun!