I have been a subscriber for a while now but never commented before. Just had to say a big thank you for showing the book you bought on folklore of Britain. I live in England and did not know about this book until I saw your copy. I have just purchased a copy from Abe Books as a birthday present for my son and I am sure he will love it. Love watching you. Take care, Linda
Awesome!! The book does look really interesting, and I like how there are so many illustrations throughout, instead of having it be just text. Hope that your son enjoys the book & thanks for watching!
Great show. You got perfect flea market weather and a pretty neat assortment of interesting stuff as well. 3:39 "Alpenfest - Auf geht´s !" (Alp party - let´s go !) sounds like an invitation to your forthcoming trip to Europe. 😃 Congrats on the Finnish enamel bowl, probably 1970s design. Big score on the photo album, if names are available, it might be worth to do some further research. Same with the Victorian postcards and die cuts. Keep it up, and keep the party going ! 👍 Greets from GER, U.
The party was going at the flea market, for sure! A nice pick-up on the bowl and a little lesson in vintage enamelware. For $1.00, I couldn't go wrong! My "goal" this week is to finish up the Berlin letters. I feel that I must mentally prepare myself for how they will end. There were a few brief sentences with reference to the Tempelhof airfield & how the writer was in contact with a man who worked in the office for departures, but she stated, "unfortunately as a blind passenger he cannot send me off and I cannot take the first steps either." I'm assuming that "blind passenger" refers to not having the proper permits or a passport. So it appears that she was trying to make her way to America at some point...
@@PaperandMooseThat´s what I assumed the whole time, like I have stated before. In the 1940s and 1950s the U.S. were "the place to be", but between 1945 and 1948/49 German citizens were not welcome as immigrants to the the U.S., with one exception: the so called "war brides" (and of course high ranking specialists like Wernher von Braun). So this guy had to initiate a wedding invitation, and then the transfer would have been working. Sorry to tell you that, but be prepared for a sad end of this early post war story...😗
@@fareast_de Oh I know it ends sadly as I already know that he meets his wife in Chicago and the Berlin beauty is bid farewell... I just am wondering if he tells her about this new woman, if he or she ends things before that, or if something completely different occurs to end the correspondence. We shall find out!
@@PaperandMoose Wouldn´t it be great for the vast majority of viewers to get a "P & M Special" on the "Letters From Berlin" after you finished your research ?! 😃
@@fareast_de I plan on filming a little "reaction" video immediately after I finish translating the last letter. I have 5 more letters to go, so that's on my agenda for tomorrow. Then after all the translation is completed, I'm going back to the start and do some editing on where translations might be a bit iffy and also doing comparative research to match up events written about to the actual event going on in Berlin.
I think of you often. My brother and I are cleaning out my mom’s house. I’ll be sending you some old stuff. Might take awhile though. Always enjoy you and Tacos Flea Market trips. I see a lot I would like. Here in Wisconsin there aren’t that many.
Best of luck with cleaning out your mom's house! Take your time and don't let it be too overwhelming. Enjoy going through things and remembering memories as well!
Love the Finnish pot and book. My grandpa was a photographer from the 1930’s until the 70’s . I have all the negatives. Pictures of the original ships run on coal in the Great Lakes region , the building of I-75 to the Mackinaw bridge and the bridge itself. I bought a scanner for negatives and print pictures from it. You could as well. Don’t pass up those old big negatives. Lots of interesting history in them. Marie
Another fun video Renee, you certainly seemed happy with your finds. Interesting book of Folklore in Britain and you opened the book to the Dorset Ooser page, very close to where I come from 😊 looking forward your next video, have fun 😊
Renee, My wife and I had a table at Columbus for three years, it was quite an experience. We have lived in Ferndale,WA for ten years, but this video brings back so many memories. Columbus will always be a premier experience for us to remember. Thank You, Frederick "Rik" Spector
I wish Columbus was a bit closer to me, as it would be a great place to go to on a weekly basis. So many vendors, from antiques to food! I imagine setting up on that pavement in the summer gets a bit brutal once the summer afternoon sun sets in. The beautiful weather definitely brought people out on this day!
@@PaperandMoose we were in Bayville NJ an hour away toward the back an left side, even in the summer we didn’t notice the heat. Thanks for getting back to us 😋
This was great! You are having such a good time! Me too! Thanks for letting m e tag along. The weather is so so nice! I pray its not a tease. I love you! Stay safe and dry. ❤️😘💞💞💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✌️👶
Hey Renee. This was an amazing Flea Market. I am so glad you got some great finds. God Bless you sweet Renee. Your the best. When are you going back to the Estate clean out? Hope to see you there again soon. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗🤗❤️❤️👍👍👍👍💗💕💖💙💜
I love baked goods! The Amish market is only open Thurs-Sat and I was here on a Sunday, so I missed out on them. I've had some of their donuts and loaf cakes previously and they are yummy!
Oh boy, this was so fun😁👍 as always. You will find great use with all of the items to junk journal with. The tags, and all will spark ideas for the pages to make in your Junk J's. Thank you for this video today and.....Spring time helps sooths the winter soul🐤🥀🌻Love and peace to all☮
Teeth at 1:37! Photo albums and journals are great. Lot of nice car shots in the "wedding album." I wouldn't have guessed that a Reader's Digest book would go for so much . . . but usually I just see the "condensed books." See if they have, "Black Shuck, the Dog of Death," in there. I had a horror book as a kid that had a lot of legends and that was one. I think he's called different things in different parts of the UK - or, really, England, I think. Believe, "The Hound of the Baskervilles," may reflect that legend. Looked like a great day! The bowl is a great find - and metal, so it can be mailed. Thanks & have a great Monday!
I took a look & your Black Shuck was in there! Funny how in the different areas of the UK he means different things. Most are not "good" however in one area he is supposed to be of luck or a kind of protector for travelers. So many different myths, legends, & lures! I know here in New Jersey our most famous would have to be the Jersey Devil, of which I have never seen and spent some time in that area (could be a good thing!). In my county, we have Shades of Death Road which I've never been to... which could also be a good thing knowing the not so pleasant past history! The nice weather and the buzzing of the market has me waiting in anticipation for my flea market to open & what is waiting to be found!
@@PaperandMooseI did not know there was an actual Jersey Devil. That story is a little frightening to me even now I don’t know why stories based in Colonial times frighten me more than contemporary ones - must be association with the witch trials. Shades of Death Road doesn’t sound like anywhere I’d want to visit after dark either. We don’t seem to have good ghost and beast stories like that down here. Or maybe I just haven’t looked. Research!
Columbus is a great market 20 years ago my wife used to go every week but is a long drive. Lots of “ characters “ there. I remember a guy that would stand on the top of his box truck shouting “ Holler Holler everything is only a Dollar!” Wonder if that was him there still? Haven’t been there in about 8 years but doesn’t look like things have changed much Last times we went up my girlfriend and me got a hotel room the night before which made it easier to get there early My flea market was rained out Saturday but Sunday was good and I bought well. Best thing was Stanley ivory and German silver folding rule, saw it in a showcase along side a boxwood rule. Asked the price “ $10 each” I took them both and told him I would just put them in my pocket, I normally make a pile but didn’t want that ivory rule out where others would see it. Probably worth $300 or so
Oh wow! Like I said, you always find the best things! Perhaps your box truck guy was replaced by the guy that was telling the stories, singing, and then doing his sit-ups and workout on top of the box truck... He sure knew how to bring the people into his stand! Wheeling & dealing, he eventually dropped the price down to $1 on everything. Could that have been the same guy??
Great vid ! At the same table you bought the book at was a another good one, YES, authorized biography by Dan Hedges. About the the rock group YES, goes for $50-$60 used on eBay. 👍✌️
Might have snagged the ‘Yes’ books, Renee. Great artwork in there. “ Oh boy” I agree with you about ‘rubber man’. Nice red bowl and cool photo album and paper to occupy the grey matter over the months. Cool.
hey Miss Moose...interesting video of the flea market...Did you buy any "rubber" boots from that guy? 😂...that Folklore Myths book looked very readable! At the 15:32 mark, Jesus suddenly appeared below your left ear! ......amazing!!!😮😮
I saw that when I was editing! He always finds his way into the flea market! The guy with the “rubbers”, what a salesman! His one-liners, his jokes, he knew how to draw people in to his stand, that’s for sure!
It's an honor to get a reply from you Renee! I love your videos. I started watching your RUclips channel while caring for my grandmother. Your videos gave me a much-needed escape. I found my first piece of Finel at a rummage sale. Finel has a great look. Its lesser known than Cathrineholm so it can still be thrifted for cheap. I believe the red daisy pattern on your bowl was designed by Kaj Franck. I apologize for being long winded. Happy thrifting! @@PaperandMoose
@@EmilyCarpenter-b9u No apologies needed! You are correct on Kaj Franck, you certainly know your Finel! Thanks again for watching and glad that I could provide a little escape for some time when needed!
The Finnish bowls pattern is named "Kehrä" Its from Finnish designer Raija Uosikkinen around 50-60's. The bowl shape is from another Finnish designer Kaj Franck. And the manufacturer is company named Finel. In Finland you can get around 30 euros in that condition.
It was from The Dark Crystal & pretty new, made for Netflix. They seem to sell for $15 or less. Wished it would have been a vintage Labyrinth item, loved that movie!
I'm surprised you didn't grab those other 2 mixing bowls that were with The other bowl on the dollar table There was some good money to be made on the dollar table But it also depends on what you like
I should have gotten the yellow bowl for sure. That & the smaller orange bowl weren’t enamel, almost like a plastic, but for $1 I should have. Oh well, I’m sure someone else picked up the other bowls & it made their day to find them 🙂
That's so funny you saw that World's Fair ashtray because my Mom went on a school trip there and we were JUST looking at pictures of that the other day.
@@PaperandMoose my Mom said she was going to go through all of the pics and probably just get rid of them and I RIPPED them out of her hands and said "MOTHER! There will be NO such talk like this in this house! You will give them to me!" I think it may be time to put the old lady in Shady Pines lol 😉
Hello Renee. What a place. So many people selling. But you found some wonderful things. I would so love to go there . And the guy with rubbers he had me cracking up. I wish we had something like that here. Just fun walking around with you and seeing things . I’m sure I’d have a panic attack with all the people though. But I’d chance it . That’s what my fun pills as I call them are for so I can be able to get out and enjoy life a little. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
It was a busy day there, for sure! The people at this market were nice enough and easy to move around or shop with, none being rude or inconsiderate. The guy with the rubbers, I could have listened to his chatter all day! He knew how to work the buyers and have fun with talking to them/getting to buy something. Sellers like that make shopping at the flea market a fun time! Hope that you have a great week, Verette!
Good day out. Even if the chocolate is a bit white, should be fine. It's got a lot of sugar in it and vac sealed packs. Every time you say you can do a quick flip, I think you should try a backflip, or perhaps a cartwheel, but then again were a bit older than 12 nowadays EH! Catch you on the flip side 👍👍
I have never been able to do a cartwheel! I did not like "gymnastics" in gym, especially when we had to do somersaults & log rolls. My stomach couldn't handle the spins and I would end up getting sick. I did like going on the balance beam though! The chocolate was a-ok! I had a piece that afternoon and it passed the test!
@@PaperandMoose Many big name specialty chocolates is overrated, but we still buy them, give then & get them as they look good! I dislike sumersaulting as a kid & still at time trip over my own feets, so no balance beam for me.
Today...(Tues.) I'm going "treasure" hunting...Sal. Army and G.W. Hope "Lady Luck" will be my companion!! Those old scrapbooks look similar to a couple I have from my parents' young days! That cast metal ash tray looking piece is from the New York World's Fair (The World of Tomorrow) of 1939-40, interesting item, would have picked that one up, depending on the price, of course! Out here, we had the Pan-Pacific Exposition, (Treasure Island), same years. I keep thinking, if those 39-40 predictors were projected into our time...their "Tomorrow"...they'd run screaming back to their time!!! Quite a huge flea market...did notice that plush fr-g hiding among the box of stuff. Great ephemera haul! Copious writing like in that journal is really a lost art! Those chocolates should be OK.
The chocolates ended up tasting just fine 🙂 I’d like to go back in time & attend a World’s Fair, always seeing some type of souvenir from the NY ones. I hope that you have a lucky day thrifting & that you find some goodies out there!
I did find an item I have been on the lookout for: a portable keyboard...one of these instruments showed up at the Sal Army. It is a Yamaha, a well known make, price is right and the unit is in very good condition. I play music for a Masonic lodge which has no piano or organ...picking it up tomorrow. The rest of the store suffered from naked shelf syndrome! Perhaps that will change tomorrow! Also picked up some classic 50s rock CDs!@@PaperandMoose
@@larryboysen5911 "Naked shelf syndrome" - I like that phrase and very appropriate for the Salvation Army here as well! They have no workers to stock the hardgoods, so the focus is always on stocking the clothing. Glad that you found the keyboard and what great timing too! It was meant for you to find!
I would love to buy old photo albums just to try and track down relatives who might treasure them. I know I'd love to have any old photos of my relatives. ❤
WHAT?!! Oh my gosh, you did not pick up Alpenfest? I bet there is a lot of beautiful yodeling on that one.. I'm litterally shaking right now. And you even left the Hillbilly ministructures papermodels (2:27) behind!
Hey, I ask every time & am told “Nope.” Haha 😆 Good seeing you too, glad you found some stuff! (Though I didn’t see you carrying around a brand new tv 🧐 Haha)
FYI if you happen to see anything with Grateful Dead on it especially t-shirts they are worth $$$ also Nirvana and Robin Williams plus more! My little pony and other old toys Good luck 🍀👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
The bakery in the Amish Market at Columbus has the BEST donuts in the world! My favorite are the glazed vanilla creme, but all the varieties are delightful. The Amish Market is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Closed on Sundays.
Before you rely too much on expiration dates, please remember it only means “Best By” this date. It does not mean it turns harmful on that date. Many Americans believe they should through it away on that date. Please use your own discretion on if a product is bad.. look, smell, take a sniff before you throw it away. It was added to the label as a marketing tool. Otherwise you are very talented and I really enjoy your channel.
White on chocolate just means the butterfat has risen to the surface. It's called 'bloom', and it doesn't affect the flavour or the quality of the chocolate.
The best advice I got from doing flea markets is don't buy pottery from a pottery dealer because they know what they've got. I was there in the early days of ebay and made a fortune buying up anything that would fit into a jiffy bag.. Its one thing having something good, its quite another finding someone to buy it..
When I see the picture albums, I think of all those family pictures from my past, how they impacted my family tree search, and how these albums you come across are now lost to their descendents. Keep hunting.
Sadly, some people have no desire to keep their family photos. I’ve been to family run estate sales where I find old photo albums & when I inquire if they are for sale or if the family would like to keep them, more often than not there’s a few glimpses at some of the photos & a “Aunt Ethel had these, must have been some relation to her dad’s side of the family, but we have no clue who they are. Sure they’re for sale.” I’d rather have the photos show up at a flea market or auction versus in the dumpster. Of course, thankfully, there are those who keep their family photos!
Very jealous about the notebook with the postcards, scraps and trade cards! Would you mind telling what you paid for it? (So I can probably be more jealous!)
If the chocolate is "white", it's bloomed. That means it was exposed to heat but has no bearing on how safe it is to eat. The mayo sitting out in the sun...no thanks.
I have been a subscriber for a while now but never commented before. Just had to say a big thank you for showing the book you bought on folklore of Britain. I live in England and did not know about this book until I saw your copy. I have just purchased a copy from Abe Books as a birthday present for my son and I am sure he will love it. Love watching you. Take care, Linda
Awesome!! The book does look really interesting, and I like how there are so many illustrations throughout, instead of having it be just text. Hope that your son enjoys the book & thanks for watching!
I'm obsessing over the orange bowl!
Such a great color & pattern!
😊😊😊the orange bowl..fab..
Great show. You got perfect flea market weather and a pretty neat assortment of interesting stuff as well. 3:39 "Alpenfest - Auf geht´s !" (Alp party - let´s go !) sounds like an invitation to your forthcoming trip to Europe. 😃 Congrats on the Finnish enamel bowl, probably 1970s design. Big score on the photo album, if names are available, it might be worth to do some further research. Same with the Victorian postcards and die cuts. Keep it up, and keep the party going ! 👍 Greets from GER, U.
The party was going at the flea market, for sure! A nice pick-up on the bowl and a little lesson in vintage enamelware. For $1.00, I couldn't go wrong! My "goal" this week is to finish up the Berlin letters. I feel that I must mentally prepare myself for how they will end. There were a few brief sentences with reference to the Tempelhof airfield & how the writer was in contact with a man who worked in the office for departures, but she stated, "unfortunately as a blind passenger he cannot send me off and I cannot take the first steps either." I'm assuming that "blind passenger" refers to not having the proper permits or a passport. So it appears that she was trying to make her way to America at some point...
@@PaperandMooseThat´s what I assumed the whole time, like I have stated before. In the 1940s and 1950s the U.S. were "the place to be", but between 1945 and 1948/49 German citizens were not welcome as immigrants to the the U.S., with one exception: the so called "war brides" (and of course high ranking specialists like Wernher von Braun). So this guy had to initiate a wedding invitation, and then the transfer would have been working. Sorry to tell you that, but be prepared for a sad end of this early post war story...😗
@@fareast_de Oh I know it ends sadly as I already know that he meets his wife in Chicago and the Berlin beauty is bid farewell... I just am wondering if he tells her about this new woman, if he or she ends things before that, or if something completely different occurs to end the correspondence. We shall find out!
@@PaperandMoose Wouldn´t it be great for the vast majority of viewers to get a "P & M Special" on the "Letters From Berlin" after you finished your research ?! 😃
@@fareast_de I plan on filming a little "reaction" video immediately after I finish translating the last letter. I have 5 more letters to go, so that's on my agenda for tomorrow. Then after all the translation is completed, I'm going back to the start and do some editing on where translations might be a bit iffy and also doing comparative research to match up events written about to the actual event going on in Berlin.
Weather looks awesome. It's nice here in Michigan as well. I wish we had more flea markets.
I think of you often. My brother and I are cleaning out my mom’s house. I’ll be sending you some old stuff. Might take awhile though. Always enjoy you and Tacos Flea Market trips. I see a lot I would like. Here in Wisconsin there aren’t that many.
Best of luck with cleaning out your mom's house! Take your time and don't let it be too overwhelming. Enjoy going through things and remembering memories as well!
Love the Finnish pot and book.
My grandpa was a photographer from the 1930’s until the 70’s . I have all the negatives. Pictures of the original ships run on coal in the Great Lakes region , the building of I-75 to the Mackinaw bridge and the bridge itself. I bought a scanner for negatives and print pictures from it. You could as well. Don’t pass up those old big negatives. Lots of interesting history in them.
Marie
Wow! You must have a wonderful collection and even more meaningful that the photos were taken by your grandfather!
I agree, Mayonnaise in the sun is a nahna ...
Fun flea market day 😊
Another fun video Renee, you certainly seemed happy with your finds. Interesting book of Folklore in Britain and you opened the book to the Dorset Ooser page, very close to where I come from 😊 looking forward your next video, have fun 😊
How neat! So then you maybe have heard about some of the folklore! Never knew that Britain had so many myths & lores!
Renee!!! Thanks for taking us along to the flea market!!! I appreciate you! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!!
Journals are great for your junk journal. You made out at flea market today! Love the old pictures.❤ Thanks for sharing.
What a nice day at the flea market! You found some treasures.
Renee,
My wife and I had a table at Columbus for three years, it was quite an experience.
We have lived in Ferndale,WA for ten years, but this video brings back
so many memories.
Columbus will always be a premier experience for us to remember.
Thank You,
Frederick "Rik" Spector
I wish Columbus was a bit closer to me, as it would be a great place to go to on a weekly basis. So many vendors, from antiques to food! I imagine setting up on that pavement in the summer gets a bit brutal once the summer afternoon sun sets in. The beautiful weather definitely brought people out on this day!
@@PaperandMoose we were in Bayville NJ an hour away toward the back an left side, even in the summer we didn’t notice the heat.
Thanks for getting back to us 😋
Tags will be great in your junk journals ! Great finds !
This was great! You are having such a good time! Me too! Thanks for letting m e tag along. The weather is so so nice! I pray its not a tease. I love you! Stay safe and dry. ❤️😘💞💞💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✌️👶
Rain is on the way in the next few days, but that's okay - at least it's not snow! Hope that you have a great upcoming week, Deborah!
Hey Renee. This was an amazing Flea Market. I am so glad you got some great finds. God Bless you sweet Renee. Your the best. When are you going back to the Estate clean out? Hope to see you there again soon. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗🤗❤️❤️👍👍👍👍💗💕💖💙💜
The tickets,tags and journels,wonderful.
Glad you picked up that finel enamel bowl. I was worried you had passed it by
Looked like a beautiful gorgeous day 😊 Glad you found a few treasures.
You pick up neat stuff❤😊
BAKED GOODS? Yum! Flea market fun, Renee, have a blessed day 💖💖✝✝
I love baked goods! The Amish market is only open Thurs-Sat and I was here on a Sunday, so I missed out on them. I've had some of their donuts and loaf cakes previously and they are yummy!
Oh boy, this was so fun😁👍 as always. You will find great use with all of the items to junk journal with. The tags, and all will spark ideas for the pages to make in your Junk J's. Thank you for this video today and.....Spring time helps sooths the winter soul🐤🥀🌻Love and peace to all☮
Thank you Renee. That was fun. You got a lot of good stuff. The victorian post cards and the book about England esp. 🌞⚘🌷
Teeth at 1:37! Photo albums and journals are great. Lot of nice car shots in the "wedding album." I wouldn't have guessed that a Reader's Digest book would go for so much . . . but usually I just see the "condensed books." See if they have, "Black Shuck, the Dog of Death," in there. I had a horror book as a kid that had a lot of legends and that was one. I think he's called different things in different parts of the UK - or, really, England, I think. Believe, "The Hound of the Baskervilles," may reflect that legend. Looked like a great day! The bowl is a great find - and metal, so it can be mailed. Thanks & have a great Monday!
I took a look & your Black Shuck was in there! Funny how in the different areas of the UK he means different things. Most are not "good" however in one area he is supposed to be of luck or a kind of protector for travelers. So many different myths, legends, & lures! I know here in New Jersey our most famous would have to be the Jersey Devil, of which I have never seen and spent some time in that area (could be a good thing!). In my county, we have Shades of Death Road which I've never been to... which could also be a good thing knowing the not so pleasant past history! The nice weather and the buzzing of the market has me waiting in anticipation for my flea market to open & what is waiting to be found!
@@PaperandMooseI did not know there was an actual Jersey Devil. That story is a little frightening to me even now I don’t know why stories based in Colonial times frighten me more than contemporary ones - must be association with the witch trials. Shades of Death Road doesn’t sound like anywhere I’d want to visit after dark either. We don’t seem to have good ghost and beast stories like that down here. Or maybe I just haven’t looked. Research!
Great flea market selections. Good day! Good purchases!💯🦬
What a score! So rare to find an album with such nice captions, or captions at all. What a fun video.
There is even a little photograph of a scenic spot in Easton, PA, so they traveled around my area!
I love it!@@PaperandMoose
That bowl is absolutely gorgeous
I think Sunday is the only day the Amish market isn't open. Caught some good weather for it. 💜
Correct on the market! The nice weather brought everyone out, the place was packed!
Columbus is a great market 20 years ago my wife used to go every week but is a long drive.
Lots of “ characters “ there.
I remember a guy that would stand on the top of his box truck shouting “ Holler Holler everything is only a Dollar!” Wonder if that was him there still?
Haven’t been there in about 8 years but doesn’t look like things have changed much
Last times we went up my girlfriend and me got a hotel room the night before which made it easier to get there early
My flea market was rained out Saturday but Sunday was good and I bought well. Best thing was Stanley ivory and German silver folding rule, saw it in a showcase along side a boxwood rule. Asked the price “ $10 each”
I took them both and told him I would just put them in my pocket, I normally make a pile but didn’t want that ivory rule out where others would see it.
Probably worth $300 or so
Oh wow! Like I said, you always find the best things! Perhaps your box truck guy was replaced by the guy that was telling the stories, singing, and then doing his sit-ups and workout on top of the box truck... He sure knew how to bring the people into his stand! Wheeling & dealing, he eventually dropped the price down to $1 on everything. Could that have been the same guy??
Omg 😂the guy yelling about the rubbers lol 🎉 great buys ❤
He was pretty funny, kept the shoppers entertained!
Great vid ! At the same table you bought the book at was a another good one, YES, authorized biography by Dan Hedges. About the the rock group YES, goes for $50-$60 used on eBay. 👍✌️
One of my favorite bands of the 80s...I still have the album 90125.
The next Flea market your selling at I want to see you working it too.
Great video Renee love you and have fun!!
Might have snagged the ‘Yes’ books, Renee. Great artwork in there. “ Oh boy” I agree with you about ‘rubber man’. Nice red bowl and cool photo album and paper to occupy the grey matter over the months. Cool.
hey Miss Moose...interesting video of the flea market...Did you buy any "rubber" boots from that guy? 😂...that Folklore Myths book looked very readable!
At the 15:32 mark, Jesus suddenly appeared below your left ear! ......amazing!!!😮😮
I saw that when I was editing! He always finds his way into the flea market! The guy with the “rubbers”, what a salesman! His one-liners, his jokes, he knew how to draw people in to his stand, that’s for sure!
Great flea market. I'm glad you got some ephemera. The Folklore book looked really interesting. ❤🐨
I was shocked to find how many old photos I have and yet I bought another one. Paid up, but very cool and framed. Paper bits are my life.
It's okay, one can always use more old photos!
I love Finel bowls. I collect them. Great find Renee!
Your collection must look rather nice displayed! Such a great looking bowl, the first one that I have ever come across :0)
It's an honor to get a reply from you Renee! I love your videos. I started watching your RUclips channel while caring for my grandmother.
Your videos gave me a much-needed escape. I found my first piece of Finel at a rummage sale. Finel has a great look. Its lesser known than
Cathrineholm so it can still be thrifted for cheap. I believe the red daisy pattern on your bowl was designed by Kaj Franck. I apologize for
being long winded. Happy thrifting!
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@@EmilyCarpenter-b9u No apologies needed! You are correct on Kaj Franck, you certainly know your Finel! Thanks again for watching and glad that I could provide a little escape for some time when needed!
I was there sunday...that one vendor ..mainly stolen merchandise
Another buyer at the market stated it as "That stuff fell off one truck and onto another!" Wonder how many TVs he sold....
Love a flea market day!❤❤
Your videos are always so interesting, fun, & informative. 🥰❤️👏
Another. fun. video. Thanks. from. Ireland 🇮🇪 😊
Glad you got that photo album...at first I thought you passed it up.
Thank you another great video x
The Finnish bowls pattern is named "Kehrä" Its from Finnish designer Raija Uosikkinen around 50-60's. The bowl shape is from another Finnish designer Kaj Franck. And the manufacturer is company named Finel. In Finland you can get around 30 euros in that condition.
You found some great items, to sell and to keep!
Cool stuff love that old stuff
I was thinking...get the enamel bowl, get the enamel bowl...and when you did...whew! glad she picked up the enamel bowl! 😉
The paper and photographs are great finds!
I can,t beleave you left that priceless Labourth figure. Super collectable..Jim Henson..Brian Froud ❤
It was from The Dark Crystal & pretty new, made for Netflix. They seem to sell for $15 or less. Wished it would have been a vintage Labyrinth item, loved that movie!
Loved the video!! You bought some very cool stuff!!
Amazing finds.😊
The mithys book..love it
Great finds!
I used to live in Voorhees NJ and I have been to Columbus market many years ago!
Enjoyed
I'm surprised you didn't grab those other 2 mixing bowls that were with The other bowl on the dollar table There was some good money to be made on the dollar table But it also depends on what you like
I should have gotten the yellow bowl for sure. That & the smaller orange bowl weren’t enamel, almost like a plastic, but for $1 I should have. Oh well, I’m sure someone else picked up the other bowls & it made their day to find them 🙂
That's so funny you saw that World's Fair ashtray because my Mom went on a school trip there and we were JUST looking at pictures of that the other day.
Awesome! I would love to visit the remnants of the NY 1964 World's Fair.
@@PaperandMoose my Mom said she was going to go through all of the pics and probably just get rid of them and I RIPPED them out of her hands and said "MOTHER! There will be NO such talk like this in this house! You will give them to me!" I think it may be time to put the old lady in Shady Pines lol 😉
Hello Renee. What a place. So many people selling. But you found some wonderful things. I would so love to go there . And the guy with rubbers he had me cracking up. I wish we had something like that here. Just fun walking around with you and seeing things . I’m sure I’d have a panic attack with all the people though. But I’d chance it . That’s what my fun pills as I call them are for so I can be able to get out and enjoy life a little. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
It was a busy day there, for sure! The people at this market were nice enough and easy to move around or shop with, none being rude or inconsiderate. The guy with the rubbers, I could have listened to his chatter all day! He knew how to work the buyers and have fun with talking to them/getting to buy something. Sellers like that make shopping at the flea market a fun time! Hope that you have a great week, Verette!
That bowl has a presence
Good day out. Even if the chocolate is a bit white, should be fine. It's got a lot of sugar in it and vac sealed packs. Every time you say you can do a quick flip, I think you should try a backflip, or perhaps a cartwheel, but then again were a bit older than 12 nowadays EH! Catch you on the flip side 👍👍
I have never been able to do a cartwheel! I did not like "gymnastics" in gym, especially when we had to do somersaults & log rolls. My stomach couldn't handle the spins and I would end up getting sick. I did like going on the balance beam though! The chocolate was a-ok! I had a piece that afternoon and it passed the test!
@@PaperandMoose Many big name specialty chocolates is overrated, but we still buy them, give then & get them as they look good! I dislike sumersaulting as a kid & still at time trip over my own feets, so no balance beam for me.
@@DonVDBorgh $3 for that brand was too good of a deal to pass up!
Today...(Tues.) I'm going "treasure" hunting...Sal. Army and G.W. Hope "Lady Luck" will be my companion!! Those old scrapbooks look similar to a couple I have from my parents' young days! That cast metal ash tray looking piece is from the New York World's Fair (The World of Tomorrow) of 1939-40, interesting item, would have picked that one up, depending on the price, of course! Out here, we had the Pan-Pacific Exposition, (Treasure Island), same years. I keep thinking, if those 39-40 predictors were projected into our time...their "Tomorrow"...they'd run screaming back to their time!!! Quite a huge flea market...did notice that plush fr-g hiding among the box of stuff. Great ephemera haul! Copious writing like in that journal is really a lost art! Those chocolates should be OK.
The chocolates ended up tasting just fine 🙂 I’d like to go back in time & attend a World’s Fair, always seeing some type of souvenir from the NY ones. I hope that you have a lucky day thrifting & that you find some goodies out there!
I did find an item I have been on the lookout for: a portable keyboard...one of these instruments showed up at the Sal Army. It is a Yamaha, a well known make, price is right and the unit is in very good condition. I play music for a Masonic lodge which has no piano or organ...picking it up tomorrow. The rest of the store suffered from naked shelf syndrome! Perhaps that will change tomorrow! Also picked up some classic 50s rock CDs!@@PaperandMoose
@@larryboysen5911 "Naked shelf syndrome" - I like that phrase and very appropriate for the Salvation Army here as well! They have no workers to stock the hardgoods, so the focus is always on stocking the clothing. Glad that you found the keyboard and what great timing too! It was meant for you to find!
Love the old photos and cards! How was the chocolate?
Love your hair like that
I would love to buy old photo albums just to try and track down relatives who might treasure them. I know I'd love to have any old photos of my relatives. ❤
Great day.
Great Channel 🤘
WHAT?!! Oh my gosh, you did not pick up Alpenfest? I bet there is a lot of beautiful yodeling on that one.. I'm litterally shaking right now. And you even left the Hillbilly ministructures papermodels (2:27) behind!
I love that beautiful photo album with everyone's name and places! You are looking very well too Renee, I am glad you are happy.
I think you will find our myths and legends interesting. It's a good book I have it.
Good seeing ya! Maybe next time you could help set up before you go pickin? 🤣🤣
Hey, I ask every time & am told “Nope.” Haha 😆 Good seeing you too, glad you found some stuff! (Though I didn’t see you carrying around a brand new tv 🧐 Haha)
@PaperandMoose ahh, he didn't tell me that part lol No TV carrying for me, especially ones so "hot" 😬🤣
@@castironkev I see what you did there! 📺
Enjoyed this video and hope you sell your items for a good a mount.
An interesting photo album and book. I like the bowl.
Hi Renee, May I ask besides reading what do you do with all the books , pictures, and paper you bye?😀
Where do they get all that new stuff?
Good video😊
I could use a watch winder! Wonder how much it was...
FYI if you happen to see anything with Grateful Dead on it especially t-shirts they are worth $$$ also Nirvana and Robin Williams plus more! My little pony and other old toys Good luck 🍀👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Some good ephemera.
How much did you pay for that album with the postcards die cuts curious mind wants to know😊
Couldn’t get out for a local flea market - no flea market and about 2 feet of snow😅😅
The bakery in the Amish Market at Columbus has the BEST donuts in the world! My favorite are the glazed vanilla creme, but all the varieties are delightful. The Amish Market is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Closed on Sundays.
Will wedding photo album be parted out for junk journals?
Before you rely too much on expiration dates, please remember it only means “Best By” this date. It does not mean it turns harmful on that date. Many Americans believe they should through it away on that date. Please use your own discretion on if a product is bad.. look, smell, take a sniff before you throw it away. It was added to the label as a marketing tool.
Otherwise you are very talented and I really enjoy your channel.
Chocolate turns white if it gets warm, because the cocoa butter rises to the surface. It is still fine to eat. You can Google it.
Who was the cast iron guy that you mentioned I couldn't quite hear what you said his name was
Cast Iron Kev!
Where's this flea market? Can you tell? Again, greetings from Colorado..
This is the Columbus Market in Columbus, NJ.
White on chocolate just means the butterfat has risen to the surface. It's called 'bloom', and it doesn't affect the flavour or the quality of the chocolate.
The best advice I got from doing flea markets is don't buy pottery from a pottery dealer because they know what they've got. I was there in the early days of ebay and made a fortune buying up anything that would fit into a jiffy bag.. Its one thing having something good, its quite another finding someone to buy it..
So sad to see these photo books didn’t get passed down to the family
Was the candy good?? 😃
Yes! I should have bought a second bag at that price!
Maybe they will be there the next time you go :)
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When I see the picture albums, I think of all those family pictures from my past, how they impacted my family tree search, and how these albums you come across are now lost to their descendents. Keep hunting.
Sadly, some people have no desire to keep their family photos. I’ve been to family run estate sales where I find old photo albums & when I inquire if they are for sale or if the family would like to keep them, more often than not there’s a few glimpses at some of the photos & a “Aunt Ethel had these, must have been some relation to her dad’s side of the family, but we have no clue who they are. Sure they’re for sale.” I’d rather have the photos show up at a flea market or auction versus in the dumpster. Of course, thankfully, there are those who keep their family photos!
Resellers selling to resellers lol
Very jealous about the notebook with the postcards, scraps and trade cards! Would you mind telling what you paid for it? (So I can probably be more jealous!)
If the chocolate is "white", it's bloomed. That means it was exposed to heat but has no bearing on how safe it is to eat. The mayo sitting out in the sun...no thanks.
Big no on the mayo, for sure!
I bet some days you just sigh and say you are glad you are out of the corporate job. I sigh and say I’m glad that I am retired!