Video game merchandise is way better to buy than the games themselves my favorite games are the fallout franchise and there are only so many games but there is thousands of merchandise pieces and I want to try to buy them all I collect video game merchandise especially Bethesda related items
The 'Remove Before Flight' is from a fighter jet probably Vietnam era. It would have had a pin at one end that you would pull before taking off and that would make the munition active. They have some value.
I loved this episode. You guys went a direction with the items you saved. I also really appreciate you using most of the items for personal use. It would be nice to see a follow up of how your wives used the pots. Again, I really liked this episode!
I've been collecting vintage fans for years, you rarely find them as clean as the one you found. The La Belle projector and box camera are also unusual finds these days. Finding this stuff used to be normal, now it's rare unless you're in a flea market. It was fun waiting to see what you found next!
Everybody rocking the cop stashes!! Loving it. That hose was so rad in it's own right, let alone all the history and antiquities. Should make a few trips there just for funnsies
24:07. That pennant is from Juniata College (pronounced JOO-knee-a-tah), a private liberal arts college in central Pennsylvania in a small mountain town called Huntingdon, about 30 minutes east of Altoona. MCMXIII is 1913. One of the residents must have been an alumnus, since other Juniata stuff was in the house. The "California" pennant could also have been from California University of PA, which is south of Pittsburgh.
This place was like the house our pal Chris of Telesplash Gaming found a ton of toys and gaming stuff in and hooked us up with. And aw yeah, love the variety! I mean, it's us, a variety channel! We dig it! Totally a haunted place though... Film, cameras, audio cassettes... Playing any of that and you're just asking for ghosts and demons! 😮 Also, the Ti-99 is a groovy system. We've been collecting for it for a while now and it's got a fair library with some really solid games from a time often limited in scope of game quality. That dragon shelf is stellar!
Bro! U guys, OMG!! This basement is my literal dream!! I would be in heaven, no doubt about it. This was so amazing. Congratulations felicitaciones to u boys, that's like once in a lifetime type of thing right there. So fun to watch as well guys thanks for the content! Party on!!🎉😂✌️💜✌️💜
This is absolutely right up my alley. I love watching the game hunts, but old estates are so much fun to go through. I had quite the problem with few years ago. You just never know what you'll find.
This was so siiiiick! More vids like this Riffa. It’s awesome that you guys are hunting for games and retro things sure, but I love how you guys expanded into other things, things your wives would like, etc. My girlfriend loves American Pickers and this was kind of my version of that! Excited for the next estate sale! 😊👊👊 Ps. JDees content is fire too even at episode 1 and I can tell it’s JUST gonna get better. Instant sub for me. 😊
I owned the Texas Instrument when I was a child. My parents bought it for me because my step brothers would not let me touch their Atari 2600. Good memories. Thank you guys for just being you and giving us great content.
Had a very fun/successful Junk removal / moving business and this house reminded me of a customer we had who called and said he is moving out of state and doesn't wanna move anything so just THROW away EVERYTHING or donate / do whatever. This customer was a former record label manager and had THOUSANDS of vintage records. He paid his bill to us and away we went. BACK TO MY GARAGE! MY wife and I sorted all records and scanned them all into discogs. 32.3k in value!? Called a local record shop and they came by and bought everything i didn't keep for personal use and paid me ~$11k GOOD TIMES! remembered another story! Helping a friends estate sale company clear out a house. I noticed some painted LARGE art pictures in fancy af gold frames. When you took the painting off the wall you can see the original color of the wall next to the cigarette stained wall paper. The estate friend came over and said I think THIS IS REAL?! She called her art museum rep and they came over ASAP. The home owner was a elderly woman who passed everything onto the kids. The kids mid 40s wanted nothing to do with anything just sell it and move on. The art appraiser confirmed the painting to be real and worth $2,450,000 as it was a long lost painting by a famous artist (idr atm). The kids than suddenly REALLY wanted it (understandably). The painting never hit the live auction as if it were to be sold the kids had to pay inheritance tax on the sold total. We all believe it was sold on the black market for high end art or however that works. sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh @9:10 remembered another because of the creepy room! Had a customer call who just bought a home sight unseen as it was abandoned. We show up to view as customer is out of state. Home was dilapidated and beat up with tons of broken furniture and other truly trash items. The upstairs bedroom had a MASSIVE 6ft cross carved into the original 1900s hardwood and than was had a poured red wax into the carving. 25+ Dolls hanging from the ceiling by ethernet cables and had a bunch of I'd say latin words etched into the dolls. The wall paper was all original 1960s or so new paper articles of fires or obituaries. 2 of my guys said nope THATS ALL YOU and wouldn't enter the room. So we called the home owner and mentioned what we found and gave a rough estimate on costs to empty the contents of the home. Home owner was very religious and said I won't be living there. Sold the home at a hefty loss in
Could've easily watched another hour of you guys hunting. Hope you have more opportunities like this. Oh, and big, well deserved congrats on hitting 100k!
That was common in early 1900's and late 1800's to find hidden bathrooms or rooms in a bedroom closet. Had to gut a house like that before and every bedroom had a hidden room in the closet!
Juniata is a local college in my hometown of Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Crazy to see the old flags show up in cali. I’m sure they are long gone by now but definitely would have taken them off your hands.
At some point, Ricky started looking like Mario. You guys are the best, thanks for another great treasure hunt. Hot Wheel Rick should have a video of his Hot Wheel collection; is he adding those Matchbox and Corgi cars? Corgi Ricky
i remember my older sister buying her house and the previous owners leaving stuff in the attic and basement. like how do you up move leave your shit behind my sister ended throwing most of it away and selling most of the furniture. going through stuff like that is hell nothing fun about.
Riff...so the Ti994a was my first "console" in 1983 when I was like 5 years old. I upgraded the RAM and have an equivalent to an EverDrive for it and you can play all the Ti and Atari games on it. Instead of Pacman, Ti had MunchMan and many good games pre NES. Super fun....have all my Ti stuff CIB to this day. ❤
The reason I know this was a good episode because I'm watching the Pixel Squad the Pixel Squad and there was no games but one and I loved the episode great job you guys and love the energy . How long have you guys known each other ? I can tell for a long time because of the chemistry you all have
Addicted to the content, everything is on point, I see you referenced American Pickers a few times in your videos, you really are living a dream homie. I've seen every AP episode so this is even better, great stuff.
A little depressing to see someone’s entire life just being picked apart. Obviously the couple who made their life there is gone. Kinda proves how silly accumulating stuff is. When you’re gone nobody cares and it’s just picked apart or thrown away.
The thing you thought might of been for surveying is actually an Amish drying rack! I know this because a home owner I worked for had one and talked about it all the time
20:38 - That was probably a jar of Chloroform -- my old man has a jar exactly like that back from when it was unregulated. He uses it to clean car parts, as it is an extreme solvent.
You guys whatever you pick up, I'll watch even if I am across the pond in the U.K. That dragon pedestal with writing was amazing, I would of bought that in a heartbeat. Random story too, my best friend was selling his old collection of games for a switch for his little one. That was all sorted from his stuff he had. His Partner forgot that years ago when the county (We would say council} was clearing stuff next door and there were some game. The guys clearing it said to take them and forgot about them. I'm not kidding boxed NES including Darkwing Duck and boxed 32X games. She had no idea of the value. I know our prices are not as crazy as the states but some are £200. I'm not joking.
