Shopping the flea market with my daughter Gabby seeing what will find never know what you’re going to get with blue bus Dave Petrified wood antiques lots of other cool things trying to make some cash on eBay
I'm addicted to your channel. I've been buying and selling now in the UK for over 25 years. I've had some pretty awesome finds in that time, antiques etc. Anyway, you have inspired me to do my own video on what I have found over the past few weeks. It's a trial, if it works out, great, if not, nothing lost! Thanks again.
You have a good instinct,, a good eye, and a great attitude. It is really nice to see you in action, and quite informative to beginners in he field.🖤🇨🇦
The brass basket was super cool! I think it is revere ware. Also, the magnet was pretty neat as well! I never seen anything like that. Happy hunting. :)
Gee Dave I hope you are not spending more than you make . 😂 I love the old stuff you pick up and jewelry. Good video as always,love to see your children too. Old lady from Iowa who loves all of you.🚙👍👏👏👏👷🏻💪🌽🌽🌽🌽❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lol my girl says the same thing😂😂but we had a very good market day, made way more than I spent. My mom always loves reading and appreciates your comments by the way, says you have a place to stay if you are ever in NJ!💙🍅
Hello I enjoy your videos very nice items you buy and your family with u spending time together and their learning what it takes to get ready for these events 😊
Another good video, haven’t been to lambertville in a few years ...your videos really make me want to go back up even though I got to much junk to sell now. One of the best things I saw was that axe head you stuck to the magnet, was a type of Spike Tomahawk. Probably worth $100 and maybe much more. They were used by Indians ( and others) for fighting Some later types were used by the Fraternal Order of the Red Men...couldn’t see it to well to tell how old but looked good from here. I used to make 18th century axes and knives for a living. Those 3 wooden handle tools look to be Book Binding Tools, used to emboss the leather covers etc. Could be used in other leather work too but usually associated with book binding. Probably worth $20 each at least Sometimes you see them with agate stone tips too Got a kick out of you saying you collect lead bars 😃
Thanks for sharing the knowledge! I can believe book binding! I didn’t think of that. If you do make the trip definitely come say hi. Thanks for watching!✌️
There are some large flea markets in Germantown,MD also Mt Airy,MD and near by....Love those areas....not going to live in MD for much longer...really going to miss it! Just wanted to share if you ever decide to venture out this way!
A lot of those Inks bring good money on eBay I hope I find some good video games and toys at Lambertville they don’t realize what they have there more focused on antiques .Everything’s been good here hopefully everything’s good for you✌️✌️✌️
You might want to check out rifle bayonets. They have really gone up last few years. Their are books to identify them. Check eBay to see what the different ones are going for.
I am watching all of your older videos and you mentioned a couple times a different Ebay selling site other than blue bus Dave. Do you still have it? I'd love to browse it too. Thanks
Sigh. Really there is so much nice stuff at the markets you attend. You pass on stuff that's commonplace to you but if I was there, I would scoop up til I was broke, take back home and sell for good money cause we don't get that stuff here.
It’s definitely true. I’ve had opportunities to move but just never jumped at it cause I know how good I have it in this area. Thanks for watching my friend!✌️
you know I would like to hear a reprise of the Scrapping song from Gabby. Also, you walked past those beer cans at 16:36 without a word - sure they were worthless, but at least a pause would keep me sane!
Messy vendor just sitting there she could be lining up the items neatly...droe me nuts haha. Wondering why don't you ever bargain, you just pay whatever the vendor first price is?
I am not positive but in the jewelry case the last row on the right side is a pin it has a green stone in the middle and looks like a pearl on each side of the green stone. On the bottom it looks like maybe a tassle hanging from it. I think it's a memorial pin with a love ones lock of hair on the bottom. I am not positive but it looks like one. I have seen a couple and they were beautiful and maybe a little freaky wearing a dead person hair lol.
Blue Bus Dave It might also have been used to clear data by passing the disc between the two poles. I recall an early computer geek friend having something like it.🖤🇨🇦.
Don’t bother trying to attend flea markets or antique sales in California...(I grew up in Northern and they charge far too much for even an earring...they are not that easy to haggle with,,most of the time)! It’s muuuch easier on the eastern seaboard...because they have too much stuff and they really don’t care...usually.They WILL haggle with you or even give you things for very cheap or free! I have gotten nice Knick knacks for a quarter or for free...because either it was the end of the day..and they wanted to just get rid of it,,.or they didn’t” care at all...or they only wanted a small amount for it and were willing to let it go....they like pleasing their customers! They know their customers WILL shop with them again!
I don't understand why anyone would pause at one jewelry case, camera finally slowing down briefly for focus/more clarity on detail; at least we can see SOME DETAIL & STONE COLOR of the costume pieces---but move too fast at another skipping over OTHER full jewelry cases, especially those entire batches of ring bins that may contain silver, gold, gemstones or more? As who knows what's in there? Looked like hundreds! Why gloss over that whole table among others we missed with interesting items all blurred with no focus? Is that an Android phone, better camera, any reviwing or editing? Shots are cut off top or legs showing on the ground. Walking with a camera blurring most of the whole flea market is annoying, feels like a wasting audience time, needs improvement if even going to go. Why bother to put things in hand quickly we barely got to see? There are better ways to handle so that your audience can see & learn things as explained over the beautiful petrified wood. (Rummage sales use wicker paper plate holders to carry around to spread out visually or weed out items. So does our town's old village (of relocated old homes) for their extensive previously owned jewelry sale-- recycling for profit to renovate, maintain, keep up grounds with oodles of goodies for hours.) Otherwise, no one can see things that way, we're just following you picking up what you want. At least we got to see what the children throughout had an intersting eye for long enough to try to learn something & about nature. Otherwise it's like running through the woods missing the trees in the forest racing, missing 75% of the whole experience, & not stopping to smell the roses. Please slow down to be more thorough in these endeavors to show more professional photo shooting. Thanks for a real intersting experience anyway!!!
There's no reason to remove innocent words here such as " moving too fast to gloss over other cases or loads of trays like the ring ones as who knows what's in those? Silver, gold or more? At our Old City Village of Historical Homes or local Rummage sales they use wicker plate holders to hold items, people can visualize, think about, weed out unwanted, than lose these small items or holding by hands & this city recycling project from donations helps fund the antique house maintenance & grounds gardening.
