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Its so nice to see a young man and his mom getting along... Yall are blessed..
Box 5 the cedar hanger you hang in you closet to keep moths away from your clothes
Loved the foot stool
That's like Christmas and Easter on one day. So many surprises! I think that is from an elderly lady and the toys from her grandchild.
😱 I loved my sun sensation Barbie doll, so many memories... OMG I feel ancient 🤣
Some of the comments crack me up thinking the storage unit owner, had all contents in a boutique for sell or something. I did not think this was a huge amount of clothes or shoes for someone over the age 50 to own it's a normal amount of material items for a 1 person household. Most people were not minimalist 20 yrs ago and it seems as though the owner was still shopping in the 21st century so far nothing over 50 yrs old and shopped at discount retailers Stein Mart Marshalls TJMaxx ! You got a great deal on this unit and will make your money back plus some!
That's a cute little fella you got working behind you there the show is starting my great-granddaughter turn to today that's the precious age
You just made me feel old LOL Every time you said "vintage" and you pulled out something from my childhood....I felt old. LOL "back in the day" also did it. LOL
Next time remember 9 West is a very good brand. When I worked I wore 9 West shoes every day. They were high end every day shoes and bags.
That chick that owned the stuff was a shop-a-holic!! Lucky her.You have made your $540 back umpteen times over! Lucky YOU!
They can also be used for a very small scoop of sorbet to cleanse the palette between courses within a dinner service
Today I was knitting and set up my phone to watch U-Tube, my only visual source of electronic entertainment at home. I punched in to watch the haul from a storage unit as I rent 2 myself. I image the box of paperwork on bankruptsy will put more of the human story to this find. And thanks for being respectful about a persons lost property and attachments.
I 💝 hearing your narration of this persons items uncovered. Your familys involvement in all the fun of opening suprise boxes. The fact you enjoy what your doing makes listening and seeing entertaining.
One day recently my daughter was driving with me and saw that I had attached a cute little lawn ornament like a hedge hog smiling happily to the dash board. She cringed and said "You're one of those people."! Yes I am. And that's why I enjoy the hunt and discovery in all aspects of life. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm.
Love the vintage Dr Scholl’s. The wood was actually comfortable. They were a fave in the 70s.
i wonder if they still make them. if they don't make them anymore those shoes are probably going to have some great resale value.
Vintage sells no matter what it is and graphics on old itoms not open make it worth more you found a wonderful score grate job 💐💐💐💐
Is. It the kind that heats up ?......Grandma !!. So funny !
A total joy to watch you it's as if we're all they're wanting to put our hands in every box or bag you open.
You're truly a tonic to put a smile on anyone's face, and I love it when your Mum's there too. From the UK
At 1:24:05 you have a box with some vintage miniature xmas bottle brush trees in it. Those are quite collectible.
I enjoyed your video. I used to do this with my son. Good times and found treasures.
Aunt Ashley and grandma you rock and your promoted
I love how you think of your Mom too give her stuff. It shows how much you love her. What a good son you are
When I worked at salvation army and checked bags the beat up bags had the most hidden money
The wooden sandals are old Dr. Scholls and they were very comfortable.
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Love how he says they are cool little hat they must live in the South. We (way up here in Canada) would call them “Touques” What a fun opening!!! Excellent job guys.
Barbies that eyes that look to the side instead of straight ahead are some of the first and are quite valueable. Just thought id pass that along to you
I love your mom. LOL
The wooden sandals are Dr Scholl's, which were very popular in the late '70s and early '80s.
Also very comfy
I had a pair and about broke my neck on them after getting caught in a downpour and going downstairs. I went left, shoes went right, both ankles went over.
Lois G. Yeah, I wore those in the early 80's.
I used to work with a lady who shopped all the time on tv. Her son and daughter worked with me also. They all lived together and their whole apartment was floor to ceiling with tubs of items she bought. Never used, never looked at, just accumulated.
Yes at home, make sure mom+ wife are there.They are so funny!
The block you had was made of cedar. You hang it in your closet to prevent moths from eating clothes.
You made your money back on the Barbies alone. The Kewpie dolls are a remake of an old early 20th century doll, and are also worth good money. So the rest of both of those units is pure gravy for you. Good job! (and I agree with another commenter here - give the sewing stuff to your mom. I sew, and you can never have enough sewing supplies, fabric, yarns (for we knitters)... :)
Exactly like mine and I've had it for many years, poached and boiled. 🤗
Love seeing your family all together and including your mom. You have no idea how nice that is.
Hey once you find a comfortable shoe to work in all day...You buy it in every color available to match your suits.
Jadit....True!
People staging a set for a film set in a certain era will buy vintage kleenex, as well as other vintage products.
oh that is such a great suggestion! i agree!
Good call
I never get bored listening to you and grandma. And it’s nice hearing that little cutie in the background! Sounds like he’s having fun with grandma! And she and I love seeing what you get out of those boxes!
I used to work for May Co. in the mid 80s in Torrance, CA, I use to sell a lot of Evan Pecone hosiery and shoes, in the department I worked at. It was a popular name brand “back in the day” 😉 ... A lot of women with money use to buy Evan Pecone merchandise from clothes to accessories
You scored a shopaholic hoarder’s storage unit. Most brands were things that were mail-order catalog brands, or TV shopping. They kept everything so nice, but it’s no wonder there were bankruptcy papers. It was a female who sat at home and shopped and then admired all of her purchases, but couldn’t possibly wear them all. She probably lost her home first and packed everything so nicely with the belief she’d get it resolved and into a new place. Actually very sad, as we’re looking at the reason someone lost everything.
yep, or some one that had a store..but the hoarder theory seem's correct...or could of been a jobber that bought out of bizz stores for resale.
Thresa I absolutely agree with you. I recognize all the signs. NOT SHOPLIFTING!!! WOW....!!!!
She shopped a lot at TJ Max, Marshall’s and Ross. Those stores don’t sell online
I agree. My original thought was this was someone who had to buy for satisfaction and purpose. Sad story, and I will not watch any further. On the other and, I think she would be happy that much of it will be put to good use. That is what I try to do with my country auction buys.... they were someone's pride and joy.
Yes, I go to consignment auctions in Southern Illinois. They are fun. One has homemade grub.. pies and such. They sell produce there at times, maybe even baked goods. One of the main places started charging a buyer's fee which I think is wrong, but they have tons of stuff and I filled my house with sale items. The people who run it are loaded and I dislike pouring more money into their coffers. Where do you go to the auctions?
Maybe when you are doing an unboxing of what you know is clothes you might want to have a clothing rail to hang them on with all the stuff on hangers. Hey they even gave you extra ones so use them. Also if you had the racks you could have the tagged and bagged separated from the untagged. Just a little suggestion.
Give Grandma Venture whatever she wants or needs. She works hard helping you.
Wow, I relived my childhood through those brands!! 🤣🤣 Awesome find!
Looks like the late 80's to 90's
Professional mid range clothes
Thanks Rose! :)
I also saw clothes that were even more recent. Those Sears brands are around 2005 or so, I think. I used to work for Sears.
One of the first things you found was a plastic box labeled "2000 Bankruptcy"... I can see why she went bankrupt!!!
Those wooden sandals in box 11 are from the early 90's, I believe. My mother and grandmother wore them all the time when I was little. They're surprisingly comfortable, if they fit your foot properly. 😊 Takes me back... Lol
That piece of wood with a hanger is cedar that you hang in the closet with your clothes to keep moths and other pests away that like to eat certain fabrics like wool, silk etc. I have some of those. There are also small pieces of cedar that you put in dresser drawers.
At 44:31 that is a kewpie doll, just like the one you showed earlier in the video that was in a box. Depending on the age, some can be worth a lot of money.
looked like it to me too,,
hey Rosie! Yes, it was a 2000 one. on the back of the box it had a really cool Storie. :)
it was ;)
I mentioned the kewpie above aswell haha.. my mother inlaw as had hers since she was young she just turned 56 I think.. she has two but unsure of how old the 2nd one is as she brought it somewhere else. Her original one is with us for my eldest daughter
Really cute dress on the last doll.
Dude you probably have a lot of product that isn’t made anymore and are probably hot on eBay! People like a product then they stop making them. Sweet! You’re mom is so funny, she loves everything!
yes Jennifer! I need to get some of those clothes on ASAP just so much to list haha
Wades Venture ya that is overwhelming!!!
Love the kitten heel on those shoes...that's a low heel. When you need to wear heels and have to walk or stand on your feet along time...You wear these. Another professional attire item to go with your suits.
You have a lot of awesome things there. The barbies are worth a lot. The clothes will get you good pay and so will the shoes. Many things you will have to ask a pro collector about prices so that you can get your money worth. The barbies will sell for an awesome price. I do love that purse from the bath store you showed at the beginning of your film it is just right. Those Eddie Bower items are expensive. The clothes will get you a lot of money. I know that putting all items on display nice and neat, you will get a good profit because the dolls and the Bower clothes will get you a lot. Take care and blessings to you and your family.
Person had a shopping obsession and was a hoarder!!
Peggy Cook She probably had a lot of money and a great career and a big walk in closet. Some people buy a lot but might still have a neat and organized home.. look how well packed everything was, neat and organized well. Hoarder sounds like someone who had a dirty home but hey, it was this persons choice and apparently could afford a lot, and this person was probably elderly and kept a lot through the years, you can’t judge someone just because they have a lot, at least everything was well taken care of and not dirty or smelly. Looks like she took pride in her clothes and everything she owned .
My grandmother had "Aigner" brand purses and shoes.
And they weren't cheap ;)
Yes, they were part of the Jonathan Logan Sportswear brands. Takes me back in time. I loved them, the Aigner shoes and purses were my trademark in the '70s and '80s
Hi!
I am watching your storage unit films for the Vintage collection with all the new clothes with tags still on them. Everything was neatly packed with plastic bags on clothing. She had multiple pairs of shoes, lots of belts, 3 full sets of china.
You found blocks of wood. They are cedar that you have to hang in your closet to protect wool and leather items, the smaller pieces go in drawers with sweaters. They keep moths from eating holes in the fabric.
In the kitchen things, you pulled out a wood item that you didn't know what it was, it is a tamper used to push meat etc into the grinder you held upside down, and said you use it to make sausages. That is right, but is also used to grind meat of all kinds. Usually you would buy a cheaper cut of meat, then grind into into hamburger consistency. Often you have better tasting hamburger, Turkey or pork etc. You can grind lamb for casseroles. It was real handy for making relishes, too. But today we have better ways, like the food processor.
The strainer with the half piece of metal with the handle attached is a sifter that we used to shift flour that was lumpy and made it fine and smooth. Flour back before the 1980s was lumpy until machines that were built to mill flour fine , now you can make smoother gravies, cakes with no white spots in chocolate cake. There are so many things that have been made to make life easier in the kitchen.
The stemmed small crystal glasses are used for cocktails but a lot of people use the smallest one to serve sorbet or sherbet. So you were right to think that way.
I recognized the some of the Lands End and Eddie Baur outfits. I actually wore the exact style of sleeveless blouses, one in blue, one yellow and one white. Owned a couple denim jackets and the blue "denim" blouses are chambray shirts and I owned many over the years. Was very country oriented, lived in Texas for 30 years plus. Went there in 1974 in the USAF, married a Texan who was also a member of USAF.
I am not Vintage, ancient or antique I'm not 70 yet, I lived through the years that saw so many things new and improved things. We had 1 heavy black phone until 1975 now we have cellphones. We used waxed paper and foil to make our lunches and the last store leftovers. I was in high school before they perfected plastic wrap. The first frozen dinners were almost inedible!
cracking me up. wade is serious about a wicker sliver in his finger, but in the back round we still hear you gals talking about the threads and sewing finds lol.
I’m the Barbie person. Those are called ‘pink box’, from the 80’s, somewhat worthless, sorry. Boxes are trashed, which doesn’t help. Now, if you had a Barbie that said 1959, Japan on the butt.....you’re in the money. But condition is everything with these dolls. I bought and sold the vintage Barbies for over 20 yrs. Gimme a holler if you need help on ID’s ‘n such, glad to help! Nice haul!! 👍🏻👏🏻
that ting with the belts was a cedar thing to hang with clothing to keep moths away
WOW.. I have like 15 of those, I would have had no idea! thank you, Always learning!
@@WadesVentures You can actually refresh those cedar blocks with a very light wipe of cedar oil if need be as well ^.~
The wooden sewing box is worth something, I have one exactly like it that was handed down to me from my great great grandma, it was one of the things she brought from Germany when she had to flee.
That last doll in with the Barbies looks like a "Precious Moments" doll. This is very interesting to watch.
A good test for the shoes before you try & sell them is to bend them almost in half at the sole to make sure the sole doesn’t crack in half. Soles of shoes in storage tend to dry rot and you can’t tell just by looking at them. This will save you some grief in returns if you’re going to resell them.
Millie Marky So true! I bought some shoes on eBay. They looked great. Beautiful leather. Tried them on and the whole sole fell off! It was so sad and frustrating. The selling said they’d refund only what I paid not the shipping. Ha! She refunded every dime I paid and shipping.
The glass you showed and said was a desert glass is actually a Champagne glass. They didn't state making Champagne flute glasses until early 70s. Look at wedding pictures from 40s & 50s and you'll see people make toasts with them. Your thinking of Sorbet bowls. The stem is shorter and they sit lower.
Love the vintage,I love wade n mom. Ashley needs to join in with enthusiasm come on Ashley I love you too you’re too shy
You guys are funny back then too, I don’t care for auctions so I came to one of your videos I hadn’t seen. I still think you all are awesome peoples !
A lot of nice brands you have in the clothing I used to buy. For instance: Chaus, Evan Picone, Carole Little (?) - I used to purchase from Macy's. Bandolino, Van Eli, Aigner Etienne, Enzo.... All these shoe brands are usually Italian leather, I've gotten from Nordstrom's. Cool haul!
Make sure to show the dresser That's what Peaked my interest, and was hoping it was going to be in this video. I subscribed and clicked the bell so I won't miss the next one. P.S. you need to put that Gilligan hat on you boy I was half way expecting you to when you turned around and set it with the rest. I bet he'd look cute in it. Looks like you got you a real helper there.
haha, David thank you for being supper positive, I will make sure to give you an update video with whats in the dresser and other stuff!
Grandma should get Oscar👍👍👍👍👍💐
I always wore Dr. Scholls shoes as a teen. Loved them.
Love your videos! It’s like Christmas Day for resellers!
awww!! thanks Heather!
think this lady might have had a addiction to shopping. might explain the bankruptcy papers.
Rosa Payne reminds me of my wife. it's why I am divorcing her.
@@williamarmstrong1017 thats sad, wont she agree to get help? Cannot you arrange your finances better so that its not an issue? I ended up shopping at opportunity shops, thrift stores, in order to enjoy shopping but not spend much.
very good observation
Yes. I think perhaps she was a hoarder
Those little dishes are actually short stemmed champagne suacers. Please tell your mum a trivia is actually a trivet. She is so funny.
I would like to watch you open boxes without grandma yakking and always saying OH I love that!
I want to buy all the makeup😍😁I love listening to your mom. She makes me laugh.. good luck with your find. It is all so cool..
The bag you showed around the 15:15 mark with the cats on the front I believe is a Laura Birch print. Most of those are retired, possibly worth some$$
I will need to take a close up and make sure I hope it is!!!
I misspelled her name it's Laura Burch. The ones listed on eBay go from $20 to $45. Best of luck.
@@m_n_mplus8crazycats786 Laurel Burch created this bag.
A lot of those clothes are classic and are back in style again
Wade, you are funny. I like your sense of humor and Mom is adorable.
The wooden shoes ( Dr Scholl's)were really pretty comfortable. Believe it or not! Lol
By your 4th or 5th box , I think you made you money back. That was the nearest packing job I've ever seen.
same here Sharalee! love your name BTW
I had a pair of those wooden clogs whrn i was a little girl and loved them!! So comfy!!
The things/shoes with the A on them are Agner brand. Worth a whole lot more than $500!
Except none of the shoes in the Etienne Aigner boxes, were Aigner. Many of the shoes were in different boxes. Also, I really hope you pack those shoes correctly when you ship them. I saw you shoving them in where the heel was rubbing the toe of the other shoe. Soles/heels go out, otherwise it can ruin the other shoe in the pair. Good Luck.
I love your videos but it's hard to watch you yank open those zippers like that. They stop working after doing that enough.
Mom, you need to get that cute little wicker sewing kit, before he decided to sell it. And this next sewing box too!
what a great unit for you guys. Wish we had things like that here in Australia. I don't think it was a lot of stuff if she was an older woman, clothes back then were made to last a lifetime.
Your mom is so cute and so supportive!! Great video Wade. Thanks for showing us your treasures!!
Denise's Picks I totally agree! She has something kind to say about everything! What a sweet soul.
Did you not once think it could be vintage shop STOCK!
I mean how many people keep that many tags on clothes they bought.
IT'S OBVIOUS it is shop stock items
Wade u r all ways so through by showing everything I love that. I've seen lots of things. I sold. Love to have but I'm on disability and 77 yrs old can't get it I try not to miss watching you and grandma you make my. Day o glove vastly too sorry. Love u all
I'm from indiana
Glad to know Ashley and Mom are there. They make the video.🙂🙂🙂🙂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🦋🦋
Coldwater Creek clothing is expensive clothing and so is J Jill clothing. They both have catalogs which I’ve gotten in the mail. The wooden sandals are Dr. Schols sandals from the 70’s and would be considered vintage now. I had a pair and loved them. I don’t know much about perfumes but I do know that Chanel perfume is worth $100’s of dollars per ounce if you have any of that. You keep showing clothing tags in the video but the camera is not focused so that I can read them. You’re definitely going to get your money back and then some for this storage unit. Can’t wait to see the next video.
Playmobil sells very well for retired sets. You called them Lego. They are made in Germany.
I would guess this person had their home burn down and had to replace most of their stuff.
Thanks Wade for being very patient and going through all the boxes and taking the time to share with all of us your mom is very cool and awesome and fashionable😁😁😊😊👌👍
Working Out Barbie and baton twirling Stacie awesome
The footstool with the light colored solid top and wooden legs is very old...the flat head screws are a good indicator of age. I once went to a thrift sale that had about four different old foot stools like that and one looked almost identical to yours. If I remember correctly, I paid $5 and sold it on Ruby Lane for $75. One footstool with wooden legs and a tapestry top I sold for over $100. Footstools are excellent sellers even today.
Vivki!!! GREAT INFO! But mom stolen it so I won't make anything other then her happy :)
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FIY, when you put the items up to the camera they aren't focusing. Can't read the labels. Just thought you might want to know.
The little dish in with the perfume bottles is to set on your dresser with your perfumes. Some people call them a trinket bowl. People use to lay their regular rings or jewelry in when you change or do some activity that gets dirt or would damage it. Ie..making meatloaf or gardening. Put your ring in dish and after task done...You know where to find it to put your jewelry back on. There is usually a tray to sit all the perfumes and dish on it.
Hi Grandma V the wooden sandals are original Dr scholls they were really comfortable and the only things I could wear when I was pregnant I love seeing what you will find next I’m watching from the UK .xx
WOw. Shopaholic hoard. Made me want to clean out my house and sell whatever I'm not using.
Due to the number of items that are "new with tags" from various stores I think the person may have had an issue with Kleptomania, sad condition and that could have lead to the money issues (bankruptcy mentioned in previous video).
I like the black bag with the wooden handle
Hi Wade Hi Ashley Hi Grandma Ventures and hi to your kids
The wood thing with a hook is cedar to keep away moths.
Stuff made in Japan is vintage, prob from 1950, 60, don't know bout earlier for I was born in the 50's. Later made in Japan stopped and made in China started and still going today.
I love how you treat your mother!!!!
Wow never ceases to amaze me what people hoard. But it is your treasure now. Awesome hope you make loads of cash
I loved watching the anticipation opening each box ❤️
Whilst I am very happy for Wade and his family that they scored big on this unit I can’t help feeling sad for the previous owners. Looks as though they owned a store that went bankrupt so must have had some very stressful times in their lives. I often think about the previous owners when watching storage unit videos, especially if it looks as though it was owned by a veteran, and wonder what happened to them.
I totally share sentiment. I can't help but feel something ain't right.
Agree grandma passed her time shopping for cheep clothing at the mall. Not a lot of great brands but it is nwt.
I concur, though let us not forget the nightmare that was 2008-2010 that took a lot of hard working people down - aka the"recession". Obviously there was collecting going on, for example the dolls. But the clothing was professional with the fact that everything was meticulously packed was what began to make my heart pain. This happened to us as well, and we have turned it back around. Again, congrats on your find, but every story has a back story and unfortunately many are very sad indeed.
Idget I agree with you. 2008 turned my whole life around. I actually learned what a VARIABLE annuity was, and ended up shocked what had happened. A sad video, indeed. Unfortunately, life is full of twists and turns along the way...and we can only wonder what happened to her.
I'm thinking the same thing.
Your going to have to read out the brand names cause your camera doesn't focus fast enough. Decent video though and REALLY good finds.
I agree...it did not focus well when you held things up to be read...and that one really embroidered or embellished piece, you did not hold it up so I could not tell if it was a jacket, skirt, dress or what. Just if you would say, blouse, skirt, suit, jacket, etc, would help...and the brand names. I wanted to know, like your mom, what brands the cologne and perfume were. You did great though...really!!!
J Jill is a popular woman’s brand. If. You search those on eBay you’ll find a lot of her clothing they are nice!
I absolutely love the way you and your mom interact! That’s what the world needs more of :) great video and haul