On this episode Alex takes the boys out on a road trip. We hit the highway in search of farm auction treasures! Will we find anything or come out empty handed?!
it's so cute that your kids are so on point with their personalities for their ages. the oldest is a little pensive and thoughtful, the other boy is still curious and a little innocent and your girl is carefree. you are blessed to have such a great family
The idea to use youtube and the rest to advertise your shop is just brilliant. And content is really interesting. Not just I have for sale this and that. It feels like some kind of documentary partly about Canada today life and partly about its history. Great idea and great job. So, I'm waiting for next adventure) Best wishes from Ukraine.
Yes, I saw your video with a DNA test) And, yes, many ethnic Ukrainians lives in Canada, about 1 mln. Three waves of migration or four. By the way very interesting video about migrant settlement.
It's all nice. An auction should have some entertainment value too and well.... it ain't here, the patter is dead. Does follow my memories of Canada, all very nice but lacking in imagination and soul.
The red rose door push sign - that’s only the second one I have ever seen! The first is in my kitchen and is my favorite vintage find. I remember my husband thought the price was outrageous- maybe $125 or $175 ? So we left it there but I kept talking about it and when we went back in 6 months I went inside to see if they still had it and it was gone ! I kept talking about the one that got away but my hubby surprised me at Christmas with it !!!
That looked a great day out, doesn't matter that you didn't get everything you had your eye on because the most valuble thing was time with your boys, Great video Alex
I love your channel. I have had to stop shopping at yard sales for antiques- but watching your programs allow me to fulfill my hobby vicariously. Your channel is professional, interesting and fun to watch. Thank you!
Sorry that you lost out on some of the better items you wanted but, in retrospect I appreciated your narration, and especially taking me and my family along with you for the experience. Learned a lot and enjoyed the auction. Thanks, James
I absolutely love your videos - not for just their contents, but that you involve your family and the memories you're making with/for your kids. You're a great guy, husband and father. I know you realize just how rich you really are :-).
the Heinz soup warmers were used in 'soda fountain' restaurants that they had in places like woolworths or some five-and-dime stores. The company sent them with special cans of soup to dump in - they were really popular
There is a small sandwich shop/drive-in near me that still uses the malt/milkshake machine like that one. They also still use the same hot dog bun warmer/weinie roaster combo machine, soda fountain and a milk fountain, that they have used since I can remember, from around the mid 60's when I was 6-7 yrs old.. The only milk fountain that I have ever seen. White and chocolate. They have remodeled at least 3-4 times since the 80's, due to flooding from nearby creek, and have not replaced any of the machines. The only thing that has changed is the prices on their menu sign, that they have repainted every few years.
Don’t get tired of hearing this from your subs.., you have a beautiful family. Your children are curious, kind, and gentle just like you! Warm hello from 🇺🇸!
It’s nice to see you passing your passion on. My daddy has always made a point of making time to spend with his kids on discovery adventures and teaching us about his passions.
A few years ago I was living in Omaha. A cookie jar collector in Iowa passed away and his collection went to auction--no internet! I saw an advertisement of what was offered. I spotted the Brush Hillbilly Frog. As the town was close, I left in time to get there knowing what I wanted. I had $1000 for that jar. The bidding began and someone up front bid against me and we took it to $800. I won! I also picked up a small Brush Little Boy Blue for $150. I went home with two great Brush jars and $50! I truly like watching your adventures.
Thank you for sharing this. You provided a whole lot of valuable information. Your strong suggestion to always set limits is excellent advice as the competitive nature in all of us can really ZAP the old pocket book. A totally valuable video. THANKS!!
I loved this video. Everything about it but especially the 'father/son time. And the way Alex talked to his boys, asked them questions and gave them information. So much learning for the boys not to mention teaching the boys about having a budget and sticking to it. Love your family. Beautiful to watch.
Your videos are bringing back so many memories! I used to go to so many farm and household auctions with my dad when I was a kid. My favorite part was always the concession stands, and I would always check for boxes of toys, sports equipment, and board games, and then I'd be excited the whole auction for those boxes to come up for sale!
Farm auction? I don't think so...where's the farm sink? Can you imagine the person who used that well bucket saying, "One of these days, this here bucket will sell for $550.00!" Yeah no, me neither.😏
WoW prices are high Here in Quebec most antiques have lost value I was a dealer and furniture restorer for a few years Loved it , glad I got out when I did Enjoying your videos Getting my fix for free
I had a Honda 90 that looked just like the one you came across at that farm auction I had that same type Honda 90 back in 1966 when I was 15 years old . even the same color I wonder how much it sold for . Sure brought back a lot of memories seeing it . I drove to Redwater many times on that Honda 90 back then . ( I grew up on a farm near Thorhild )
Thanks for sharing your family adventures. One of these days I may correspond about a few interesting treasures that have been in my family for ages :)
Aaaah, the ice cracking... that brought me back. I grew up in the South America's equivalent of Canada, and I used to love cracking the ice, though of course it was a risk falling through and getting your feet wet. It was no fun at all when that happened. I had somehow forgotten I used to do that. A big thank you to your boys for digging up those memories for me. :)
Fantastic day for the seller. Good for them. I only wish the auctions in my neck of the woods, realized such prices, not when I'm buying mind you, only when I'm selling. Your kids are cute as pie and well behaved. Wonderful family. Better luck at the next one.
Back in thr 60's my Dad owned a milk bar which had the highest icecream sales and milk shake sales in New Zealand ,He had two of those Hamilton Beach triple headers and when Busses stopped by on their way to the ski fields they would be running non stop for hours.
Ok I just have to chime in here too! This was a really fun and interesting video and I enjoyed the narration, just like another subscriber said. It was great when you told us how much something was worth. Then hearing how high the auctioneer was currently getting bids on the item.
Thanks for taking us to the auction , yep they pay up in the country... and nice items.. to much for me , but all nice to see. Live long and prosper yewww Peace.
Wow! Alex, been a while since I commented. L👀KS like your channel is gaining popularity fast ! I can remember when there was maybe 4 comments after you loaded a video, and this one 121 ! Keep up the Good Work ! Good to see your families happy & healthy too ! 👍
Hahaha hello buddy i used to drive past your place everyday taking my wife to work i remember your car good to see you on you tube ..... actually my wife stumbled onto your video and she is in Greece at the moment and had me check out your video
I've never seen an auction where stuff is spread out like that and labeled individually with numbers. I thought maybe you were going to a tag sale at first. All the ones I've been to, and that's lots of them are all piled up boxes full of estate stuff. I love getting the last boxes of the day when the crowd is tired and going home. I get a whole box for a dollar or two.
Holy Moly Mantiques always sell better at country auctions! Can't believe the price achieved specially on the well bucket! I assume you also pay a percentage to the auction house for their commision on all the items sold? That will then drive the consumers cost further for the item they bought. Makes purchasing for resale very hard. At least that's what the auction companies do in Ontraio. Thanks for the fun outing! Love the ambulance!
I totally got caught up in the auction fever at the only auction I’ve been too haha but it was fun!! Fun to see what they had on offer and what you picked up :)
I'm guessing the six dislikes are from actual farmers...I've been to a thousand farm auctions..this was more a antique store auction. If there is NOT round bales of hay for sale and rusty farm equipment, then it isn't a real farm auction. Still...looked like a great time. Thanks for sharing.
A restaurant I worked at along Hwy 2 at the Petro Canada just north of Blackfalds had a milk shake maker just like that Hamilton Beach one, it had the 3 cup capacity as well. :) This was back in the mid to late 80s.
Wow there is some really neat stuff at this auction and the auction seemed to run very smooth. So you buy thing sometimes and redo them into other things....Cool
The good thing about small town and country auctions in North West Central Wisconsin is that a good profit can still be made on many antiques and collectibles.
Brought a box of fishing tackle at a auction. 45$ it was all old but new in boxes. 78 diffrent. Ones. Sold it all to a collector. For 1800$ never know what youll find. The real farm junk auctions are the best
The soup heater was used in a small place I worked in in the seventies we made big pots of chilli and used to warm that or a reg size can of soup wish I had one very convenient to use
We have big auctions like that here in NC where they drive down the lines with trucks like that. We have quite a bit of farm implements, even a tractor that we've bought. It's called RDD Auctions. I love going.
I just have to say how much I love you & your family. The kids are great, Melissa seems to be a wonderful mom. I really feel as though I am a family member... your Mom or Melissa's, Grammy, Aunt!!! Enjoy going on the adventures with you. Call me Grammy in Texas
Good auction the auctions here in Ontario you have no numbers on Anythink and once you buy it it's yours you take it off the trailer and you pay for all your stuff at the end of the auction I guess everybody's different but other than that there was some good stuff there.
When attending auctions back in the early 90's prices were really cheap as no one had an interest in old items.....that luggage could have been yours for $20. coffee grinder $50 door bar $10 etc. It was so much fun as there were some real great bargains. Watching this gave me auction fever again until I saw how much things were sold for--ha!!! Maybe that is just Canada but really high!!! Thanks for taking us along.!
Its like that in the UK now virtually anything over about 20 years old; from clothing to electrical equipment, is now classed as 'vintage' & is often overpriced for what you get.
The problem was it was an online auction as well. My experience is when an auctioneer rattles on as long as he did with each item he's jacking the price up unless its online as well. Also, I never ever seen a farm auction that clean, never, !!
Sometimes you have to ask yourself, how does this fit in any farm, I'll bet most of them tables were either consigned or auctioneer brought it in. I've been to probably at least 100 farm auctions in my life and very seldom see stuff that clean. Main thing is you spent time with your boys, priceless!!
I've been living on Vancouver Island for 38 years but I did grow up in Manning AB. This so wonderful seeing the AB landscape and the little towns. Great videos! The homeless man video was so touching and when I looked at the go fund me I was astounded at how much was raised. Is there a follow up video to that one?
my friend had to auction off some of his farm stuff..he didnt have good security and people just walked off with things sometimes. he didnt make any where near the value of anything and has been depressed about that for a long time. Auctions (and yard sales) are great for buyers but so sad for the sellers. We went to auctions with my Mom in the 60s and wow were things cheap! we bid on a living room set of kinda smaller over stuffed furniture, but thought it would fit nicely in our redone attic room...we bid 25 cents, just being funny, and won the furniture! I dont remember how we got uit home but it did fit nicely in the attic.
It looks like some of the automobilia like the truck badge was good value there, that badge didn't look like it had ever been fitted to a vehicle so it was effectively new old stock. The Samsonite luggage was incredibly cheap compared to what it would have made in the UK...
it's so cute that your kids are so on point with their personalities for their ages. the oldest is a little pensive and thoughtful, the other boy is still curious and a little innocent and your girl is carefree. you are blessed to have such a great family
To be honest, I liked the ice cracking too 😊 (kid at heart)
The idea to use youtube and the rest to advertise your shop is just brilliant. And content is really interesting. Not just I have for sale this and that. It feels like some kind of documentary partly about Canada today life and partly about its history. Great idea and great job.
So, I'm waiting for next adventure)
Best wishes from Ukraine.
So glad you’re watching us! I am part Ukrainian myself :)
Yes, I saw your video with a DNA test) And, yes, many ethnic Ukrainians lives in Canada, about 1 mln. Three waves of migration or four. By the way very interesting video about migrant settlement.
My moms side came over around 1912 or so
So lucky. Just before the First World War.
It's all nice. An auction should have some entertainment value too and well.... it ain't here, the patter is dead. Does follow my memories of Canada, all very nice but lacking in imagination and soul.
The red rose door push sign - that’s only the second one I have ever seen! The first is in my kitchen and is my favorite vintage find. I remember my husband thought the price was outrageous- maybe $125 or $175 ? So we left it there but I kept talking about it and when we went back in 6 months I went inside to see if they still had it and it was gone ! I kept talking about the one that got away but my hubby surprised me at Christmas with it !!!
That looked a great day out, doesn't matter that you didn't get everything you had your eye on because the most valuble thing was time with your boys, Great video Alex
Very true!
I love your channel. I have had to stop shopping at yard sales for antiques- but watching your programs allow me to fulfill my hobby vicariously. Your channel is professional, interesting and fun to watch. Thank you!
Thanks so much:)
The more I watch your channel, the more Im realizing I live in a antique store apparently.
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Sorry that you lost out on some of the better items you wanted but, in retrospect I appreciated your narration, and especially taking me and my family along with you for the experience. Learned a lot and enjoyed the auction. Thanks, James
My pleasure James
I absolutely love your videos - not for just their contents, but that you involve your family and the memories you're making with/for your kids. You're a great guy, husband and father. I know you realize just how rich you really are :-).
the Heinz soup warmers were used in 'soda fountain' restaurants that they had in places like woolworths or some five-and-dime stores. The company sent them with special cans of soup to dump in - they were really popular
What a cool dad! Boy's learning so much
If the farm owner family was well-loved and fell on hard times, local people will bid more to support the family.
There is a small sandwich shop/drive-in near me that still uses the malt/milkshake machine like that one. They also still use the same hot dog bun warmer/weinie roaster combo machine, soda fountain and a milk fountain, that they have used since I can remember, from around the mid 60's when I was 6-7 yrs old.. The only milk fountain that I have ever seen. White and chocolate. They have remodeled at least 3-4 times since the 80's, due to flooding from nearby creek, and have not replaced any of the machines. The only thing that has changed is the prices on their menu sign, that they have repainted every few years.
Don’t get tired of hearing this from your subs.., you have a beautiful family. Your children are curious, kind, and gentle just like you! Warm hello from 🇺🇸!
Thanks Ren :)
It’s nice to see you passing your passion on. My daddy has always made a point of making time to spend with his kids on discovery adventures and teaching us about his passions.
That ice cracking looks soooo fun! I’ve never had the opportunity but maybe one day 🙏🏻
A few years ago I was living in Omaha. A cookie jar collector in Iowa passed away and his collection went to auction--no internet! I saw an advertisement of what was offered. I spotted the Brush Hillbilly Frog. As the town was close, I left in time to get there knowing what I wanted. I had $1000 for that jar. The bidding began and someone up front bid against me and we took it to $800. I won! I also picked up a small Brush Little Boy Blue for $150. I went home with two great Brush jars and $50! I truly like watching your adventures.
I love how you turn this into a learning experience for them and for me!!
Thank you for sharing this. You provided a whole lot of valuable information. Your strong suggestion to always set limits is excellent advice as the competitive nature in all of us can really ZAP the old pocket book. A totally valuable video. THANKS!!
Thanks for taking us along with you. 👍👍👍👍👍
Good times spent with your boys. They are learning a lot from you.
I sure hope so!
@@starquant Maybe because the guys needed time to bond & be guys. Nothing wrong with a guys day out.
I loved this video. Everything about it but especially the 'father/son time. And the way Alex talked to his boys, asked them questions and gave them information. So much learning for the boys not to mention teaching the boys about having a budget and sticking to it. Love your family. Beautiful to watch.
I love the way your son says "at a farm auction"? He has a great sense of humor!
Just found your channel and am loving it. Just subscribed.
So glad you joined us! I try and write when I have time too :)
Your videos are bringing back so many memories! I used to go to so many farm and household auctions with my dad when I was a kid. My favorite part was always the concession stands, and I would always check for boxes of toys, sports equipment, and board games, and then I'd be excited the whole auction for those boxes to come up for sale!
Amber Resells I bought a box lot 20 years ago for probably $5. Except for the stadium sit upon every thing is still in use in my house.
New subscriber and enjoying your videos. It's so cool that your whole family seems to love antiques.
Farm auction? I don't think so...where's the farm sink? Can you imagine the person who used that well bucket saying, "One of these days, this here bucket will sell for $550.00!" Yeah no, me neither.😏
I made many a milk shake the year I worked as a soda jerk in a drugstore in 1964/65. It was also a 3 mixer machine.
I would've like to have had that well bucket, even though the only thing I can think to do with it is to make a hanging planter.
WoW prices are high
Here in Quebec most antiques have lost value
I was a dealer and furniture restorer for a few years
Loved it , glad I got out when I did
Enjoying your videos
Getting my fix for free
I had a Honda 90 that looked just like the one you came across at that farm auction
I had that same type Honda 90 back in 1966 when I was 15 years old . even the same color
I wonder how much it sold for . Sure brought back a lot of memories seeing it .
I drove to Redwater many times on that Honda 90 back then . ( I grew up on a farm near Thorhild )
Forwarded your video to friends in England because it captures Rural Alberta very well indeed. Keep up the good work....
Good video. I really respect your discipline when bidding and you knew the values of what was being sold. Good job indeed!
Good job holding the line. I agree with your assessments.
The soup heater-They had small single serving cans that they dumped in and voila a bowl of piping hot soup :)
Learned a few things! Great video!
Excellent video ! Congrats on all your purchases ! Good luck on your next adventure !
Thanks for sharing your family adventures. One of these days I may correspond about a few interesting treasures that have been in my family for ages :)
That would be great!
Nice video! Loved the boys breaking the ice ! Boys will b Boys
Wish I lived in Canada so I could visit your shop. So very interesting.
Such a good dad! Kids are very well behaved!
I'm loving your channel and the way you tell your story with each video.
Aaaah, the ice cracking... that brought me back. I grew up in the South America's equivalent of Canada, and I used to love cracking the ice, though of course it was a risk falling through and getting your feet wet. It was no fun at all when that happened. I had somehow forgotten I used to do that. A big thank you to your boys for digging up those memories for me. :)
Jeez,those prices were through the roof ! Always enjoy your video's :)
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic day for the seller. Good for them. I only wish the auctions in my neck of the woods, realized such prices, not when I'm buying mind you, only when I'm selling. Your kids are cute as pie and well behaved. Wonderful family. Better luck at the next one.
I. Love. The. Music. You. Put. On. Your. Videos.
YES! And YAY!
Another great video.😎😎😎😎😎
Those Auctioneers are very talented! I wonder if they go to school to learn that? Who else could talk like that??
I enjoy your videos. Thank you
You need to look for old farm implement wrenches or cast iron pieces. Big $$$
Back in thr 60's my Dad owned a milk bar which had the highest icecream sales and milk shake sales in New Zealand ,He had two of those Hamilton Beach triple headers and when Busses stopped by on their way to the ski fields they would be running non stop for hours.
Good memories:)
Good Kids ,Well behaved..Nice to see..
So cool! Thank you for sharing! I would have fun with the whole thing! Thank you for sharing! :D
My pleasure:)
These videos warm my heart :)
Excellent video!!! 👍👍👍
hey thanks so much!
@@CuriosityIncorporated hey... have you sold the spaceliner yet?......
how much do you want for it?
Great farm auction!
You Canadians have things I have never seen in the states. The hoarder in me is dying! or crying,, lol
You mean snow in October? ;)
not so much.. lol
Curiosity Incorporated Chicago gets snow in October sometimes. Don’t miss that one tiny bit.
Another interesting video!
Ok I just have to chime in here too! This was a really fun and interesting video and I enjoyed the narration, just like another subscriber said. It was great when you told us how much something was worth. Then hearing how high the auctioneer was currently getting bids on the item.
I’ll try and get to some more in the future :)
Thanks for taking us to the auction , yep they pay up in the country... and nice items.. to much for me , but all nice to see. Live long and prosper yewww Peace.
Thanks for watching!
,,farm auctions are great..good vid..
sometimes you can get great buys... depends on the crowd! thanks for watching :)
Wow! Alex, been a while since I commented. L👀KS like your channel is gaining popularity fast ! I can remember when there was maybe 4 comments after you loaded a video, and this one 121 ! Keep up the Good Work ! Good to see your families happy & healthy too ! 👍
Hi Mark good to hear from you :) yes getting a few more subscribers, hope you’re well!
Great idea! Hold onto the "Potters House" and ditch the other one! Fantastic direction that you are going in! Buy and sell!
Holy cow, the ambulance still has the original stretcher! Nice!
Hahaha hello buddy i used to drive past your place everyday taking my wife to work i remember your car good to see you on you tube ..... actually my wife stumbled onto your video and she is in Greece at the moment and had me check out your video
Australia here ..
Love auctions, I used to go them with my dad 😊
I've never seen an auction where stuff is spread out like that and labeled individually with numbers. I thought maybe you were going to a tag sale at first. All the ones I've been to, and that's lots of them are all piled up boxes full of estate stuff. I love getting the last boxes of the day when the crowd is tired and going home. I get a whole box for a dollar or two.
A day out, nice finds....
Holy Moly Mantiques always sell better at country auctions! Can't believe the price achieved specially on the well bucket! I assume you also pay a percentage to the auction house for their commision on all the items sold? That will then drive the consumers cost further for the item they bought. Makes purchasing for resale very hard. At least that's what the auction companies do in Ontraio. Thanks for the fun outing! Love the ambulance!
No buyers fee here, but like you said hard to buy and resell at those prices
I totally got caught up in the auction fever at the only auction I’ve been too haha but it was fun!! Fun to see what they had on offer and what you picked up :)
Have to be so careful! :)
That looks the sort of place I'd go to and come back with about 30 items i never thought i needed!
So much fun to come along for the auction! Next time you need to show us the food trucks at the auction! 😋
I'm guessing the six dislikes are from actual farmers...I've been to a thousand farm auctions..this was more a antique store auction.
If there is NOT round bales of hay for sale and rusty farm equipment, then it isn't a real farm auction.
Still...looked like a great time.
Thanks for sharing.
A restaurant I worked at along Hwy 2 at the Petro Canada just north of Blackfalds had a milk shake maker just like that Hamilton Beach one, it had the 3 cup capacity as well. :) This was back in the mid to late 80s.
Mmmmilkshakes ;)
Wow there is some really neat stuff at this auction and the auction seemed to run very smooth. So you buy thing sometimes and redo them into other things....Cool
I build lighting out of up cycled antiques :)
The good thing about small town and country auctions in North West Central Wisconsin is that a good profit can still be made on many antiques and collectibles.
Brought a box of fishing tackle at a auction. 45$ it was all old but new in boxes. 78 diffrent. Ones. Sold it all to a collector. For 1800$ never know what youll find. The real farm junk auctions are the best
Well, I know what I’m going to be looking for at garage sales next summer!
The soup heater was used in a small place I worked in in the seventies we made big pots of chilli and used to warm that or a reg size can of soup wish I had one very convenient to use
That was fun to watch. Sorry you got out bid on the big ticket items you wanted.
Cracked up laughing when your son said the fries had texmex on them. I’m from Texas 😂😂😂
We have big auctions like that here in NC where they drive down the lines with trucks like that. We have quite a bit of farm implements, even a tractor that we've bought. It's called RDD Auctions. I love going.
love this video
I just have to say how much I love you & your family. The kids are great, Melissa seems to be
a wonderful mom. I really feel as though I am a family member... your Mom or Melissa's, Grammy, Aunt!!!
Enjoy going on the adventures with you. Call me Grammy in Texas
Excellent
Good auction the auctions here in Ontario you have no numbers on Anythink and once you buy it it's yours you take it off the trailer and you pay for all your stuff at the end of the auction I guess everybody's different but other than that there was some good stuff there.
That was fun. I enjoyed that. :-)
When attending auctions back in the early 90's prices were really cheap as no one had an interest in old items.....that luggage could have been yours for $20. coffee grinder $50 door bar $10 etc. It was so much fun as there were some real great bargains. Watching this gave me auction fever again until I saw how much things were sold for--ha!!! Maybe that is just Canada but really high!!! Thanks for taking us along.!
Its like that in the UK now virtually anything over about 20 years old; from clothing to electrical equipment, is now classed as 'vintage' & is often overpriced for what you get.
If i ever go back to Canada, im coming to ur shop!!!!
Your neighbors must love you for parking the ghostbusters mobile in front of their house lol..
I’m actually worried about that, I rotate it around the block :)
The problem was it was an online auction as well. My experience is when an auctioneer rattles on as long as he did with each item he's jacking the price up unless its online as well. Also, I never ever seen a farm auction that clean, never, !!
It was probably both :) online and trying to get the price up
Sometimes you have to ask yourself, how does this fit in any farm, I'll bet most of them tables were either consigned or auctioneer brought it in. I've been to probably at least 100 farm auctions in my life and very seldom see stuff that clean. Main thing is you spent time with your boys, priceless!!
I've been living on Vancouver Island for 38 years but I did grow up in Manning AB. This so wonderful seeing the AB landscape and the little towns. Great videos! The homeless man video was so touching and when I looked at the go fund me I was astounded at how much was raised. Is there a follow up video to that one?
Fun video!
Thanks Susan
Those coffee grinders always sell for waaay to much!!
my friend had to auction off some of his farm stuff..he didnt have good security and people just walked off with things sometimes. he didnt make any where near the value of anything and has been depressed about that for a long time. Auctions (and yard sales) are great for buyers but so sad for the sellers. We went to auctions with my Mom in the 60s and wow were things cheap! we bid on a living room set of kinda smaller over stuffed furniture, but thought it would fit nicely in our redone attic room...we bid 25 cents, just being funny, and won the furniture! I dont remember how we got uit home but it did fit nicely in the attic.
Bet Jay Leno would of been interested in the motorbikes.
It looks like some of the automobilia like the truck badge was good value there, that badge didn't look like it had ever been fitted to a vehicle so it was effectively new old stock. The Samsonite luggage was incredibly cheap compared to what it would have made in the UK...
I think that the Heinz soup standard is for instant soup powder and you heat it with water on that stand.
That blue and white Triumph was beautiful. Do you remember much it sold for?
I use one of those old electric hand mixers at my job. lol