Unlimited Nostalgia at The Brimfield Flea Market, September 2022: Episode 3. Brimfield, Mass. 

Show more advertising signs & clocks - these are so neat looking regardless of wear & tear.

Just a heads up those metal music box discs are always slightly curved like that when they are in the player, they are flexible, not a condition issue. Can't wait for this year, only a few cold months to get through...

Those are party lights. Put them in the ceiling fixture for your whole room to be whatever color you want with other kinds of lights around, or on your porch or wherever. People use them in lamps with several different lamps with each color being different or a color theme. Also using them on your porch for the holidays, red and or green for Christmas, orange and or purple for Halloween, etc.

21:00 I hate that same phone when I was little in the 80’s it’s eyes moved back and forth 🤭

Those bulbs would have been for decoration, like a porch light. Orange for halloween

I bought some cameras from that guy! At the 4:10 mark you can see a Voigtlander Vitessa that I bought. I also loaded it up the same day with film and shot the show! There is also a Yashica in the shot that is sought after and a great shooter. Not worth a ton, but a good camera. Having fun watching your video. Always interesting to see what other folks are into. Cheers!

Oak furniture was big in the 70s. It has mostly fallen out of favor now. Refinishing on oak furniture is not to bad, but better with original finish. Finally stuff I collect music boxes and early phonographs. Yes the guy is a dealer that sets up. If you ever buy one of these early phonographs with horn, insure it is all original as a lot of them for sale will have reproduction parts on them or just parts put together. The Stella is from the late 1890's or early 1900s. The music box discs are not warped. They are made to bend when put in the music box. On the back of the disc are projections that need to make good contact with what are called star wheels to pluck the combs to make music.

They are called blow molds

They are high!

The 1800’s camera with glass and developing equipment is valuable you can start your own business! Shooting old time pictures!

1960’s chairs!

Those brass lamps could be a car brand for 1800’s1900 cars

12:40 ~ Walks right by a nice Arts and Craft period oak rocker, possibly Stickley Brothers or Limbert.

Year books are worth money if some body is famous.

Old yearbooks should stay with the family

It’s alway been ground upon! It’s best to leave it alone and just wax it or soap and. Water clean!

I think it’s okay for furniture from the 20th century. If you have older furniture, like early 19th, 18th or 17th you might want to check with an expert.

What glass are you looking for

Yes it will glow when you see weird green glass nothing marked probably uranium glass

What glass are you looking for.

I thought last year there’s only 4 or 5 stores still open?

Phonographs sell for 350.00oldet 1920’s before up to a couple thousand Stella cheep shit! Edison or some 1800’s names are worth money

A lot of people just throw everything away because of bad feelings! Or want as much money from the estate they can get! Because their taste isn’t the same!

License plates anything 1973 or before especially if you have 2 plates the same! Some states require one other states required 2 the same for cars rest junk!

Go to some booths for pretty home decor

What is the offensive one? What’s on it?

If you can manipulate the degrees then someone might want it?

Whos the woman youre always with in your videos?

Than his stuff is over priced! If he’s famous