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Great show with one single appearance of the lovely curator of this channel at 6:33 😂. I think the vault shirt might have been a black copy and the producers didn´t care for any copyrights. Not really a home run today, so stay optimistic. In twenty years you will be the proud owner of a neat property either in Wyoming or in Europe (Munich) writing your memoires. Have a good time, Renée, your lovely viewers can´t wait to see your Christmas decorations at home ! 🎄⛄✨Greets from GER, U.
Oh boy, my memoirs?! "See, it was a summer Sunday morning... I was waiting for the Tote Man to show up at the flea market and this happened..." What a book that would be! Rainy day here, getting a decent amount of work done with plans to continue translating a few more of the Berlin letters tonight. This weather is actually perfect coffee shop & book shop weather, but sometimes it's nice to just stay home in comfy clothes and work here. Also less distractions, as I'd be found in the history section seeing what new books are out! Hope that your Sunday has been a relaxing one as we enter another week!
As a former reseller have watched your site since the beginning. I am sad to say you went by some really nice resale items in the home goods section. The hot pads you like so much were made for dish clothes not hot pads (too many holes that let fingers slip through). I made many of them and the ones you folded into slippers. I grew up in the 50's and 60's so I have an advantage but really I am sad that you missed the goodies of my early years. Your skills in paper are amazing and top of the line in research and info. I always give you a thumbs up to support your site and maybe help with bills. Keep looking and selling. Best wishes.
I totally agree. She passed by what looked like a Pendleton blanket in the linens section. Correct me if i am wrong, but Rene tends to stick to her niches(totally admirable) and even if something could bring profit, she wont just pick up just for the sake of sourcing.
I predict that in the year 2043, Miss Moose will be retired and iving on her ranch near Yellowstone, with her herd of Moose, after finding a Guttenburg Bible in the trash in 2040.😎
Honestly, I think if I were to find a Gutenberg Bible anywhere, the odds of it being in the trash would probably be the best to bet on. "Great-great-great-great Uncle Sterling had this old beat-up book sitting in the attic for years. It's printed in some weird language. Get John to carry it down and put it out for the trash!"
A fun video...never know what's at your local thrift....been a long time since I have been in one...still enjoyed watching, even if the shirt was fake...🥰🥰
Horror movies, not my thing. Good thing shirt was only 2bucks. I was going to go to a thrift store the other day, but it didn't open till 9 & I went by at quarter to. Never made it back. Thanks for sharing,keep well & good luck on the hunt 👍👍
I realize the older I get, the more I like to be at a place when it opens. Get in, get out, & be on towards whatever I have to do next. Many mornings I wish the post office opened at 6am so I could drop off packages & be on my way 😆
Thanks for letting us know about the t-shirts! Guess it's like most everything today sadly. Sorry you struck out on getting one but you will find the real thing still. Love your channel!!❤
Enjoyed the video …as always ! We don’t go to that many thrift stores anymore, not much good stuff. Maybe we will with winter time coming slowing down the flea markets My girlfriend buys, sells and collects T shirts. She just sold a Spider-Man one from the ‘90s for $195.00. I have to be honest I just don’t get it. She paid $2 for it, the best one she ever sold was for $1,000 and we found it in the trash left behind at the auction. I know a little what to look for with them and will get them for her if I think they are good …and they are cheap. Back when we first met I was at my weekly auction and this guy unloading trucks had this neat shirt on, sort of looked like the Alfred Newman character but it wasn’t. Just looked Good if you know what I mean. I asked him if he wanted to sell it, told him some story about my wife throwing mine out. Ended up giving him $20 which I am sure branded me an idiot. My girl loves it, turns out it was by some artist that did gratefull dead and others album art back in the ‘70s and is worth a good bit. She still has it, I asked if I could wear it. She just looked at me
The vintage shirt market is crazy. There are those that specialize in selling the "vintage" of the 70s-90s and then I know a few that focus on finding and selling clothes from the 1960s and earlier. I think it's a market where you have to kind of "know" someone who knows someone or be in the cleanout/estate buying market. Otherwise, it's to the thrift store or bins every day to find the clothing. Many do that, as the bins that I go to occasionally always has the same group of the vintage shirt buyers.
I guess it's really a horror shirt in the sense that it's a horror for resellers? Can't believe the prices on those original vintage Ts. Some that I could've bought new back in the day. Begs the question, which you've asked before, as to what we should be buying and saving today. Ironically there was a Hess Truck ad when I logged on. Thanks for the informative video - hope you have a great Sunday afternoon!
I wonder with the "reproduction" shirts that Walmart & Kohls make today, will people want to buy them in 20-25 years? Will the new gaming system games be sought after like they are now? It's all a gamble about what to put aside for the "future collectors". What ephemera from today will be worth anything? What ephemera do we even have anymore? Tickets are all on one's phone, same with photographs. Though I have been thinking about a current ephemera "trend" that I might have to put together a video for. It will be a little bit different than my usual topics, but I think ties in nicely with my channel. Are you busy getting ready for Christmas? Will you host the family again or let another relative handle the crowd?
@@PaperandMoose I’ll be interested to see the video on the ephemera trend. No, the beauty of hosting Thanksgiving is a quiet Christmas Day at home with just the immediate family and a visit from grandparents. Looking forward to that! Do you guys have a big gathering?
@@stephenritz5581 My family used to have a large gathering of all the extended family & their family, but we haven't done that for quite some time. My family is going to have a small holiday party this upcoming weekend & then we usually get together right before Christmas as well as during the days after Christmas.
Love the tumblers with pretty color. Thanks to my grandma house we have a lot of cool tumblers with spring and fall flowers.and some with countries a around the world
Glad to see you thrifting lately. Btw, your North Dakota story hit home with me. My parents were born and raised and my father took over his families homestead . We then moved out west in 1961. ❤. I love North Dakota. 7:00
Yes! Agreed. That's why I often go to thrift shops, when the flea markets are closed, to purchase clothing that I need for a cleanout job or even "around the house" shirts. $2 for a shirt or even less on half-off day, can't beat it!
I haven’t seen kids in the thrift shop for awhile! But I usually go during the day when it is school hours. I’m sure that on weekends it’s probably a madhouse at many thrifts!
Lots of interesting toys and figurines...but, but....where are the fr-gs???????????????????????? That cast iron vintage washer was neat...I would have added that one to my collections! Clothing=ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Mugs...tons of these I've seen, although I do have a few fr-g-themed ones! Irish Spring is my all time favorite soap...to keep the carcass clean! Enjoyed the tour!
I'm sure one will turn up, hopefully not like in the 1972 movie "Frogs" an eco-horror flick starring the late Ray Milland. It dealt with a frog invasion in the Florida Everglades...a very funky production...some of the shots of the frogs were the best part...story and acting about a D+! This one was toward the end of Milland's days.@@PaperandMoose
I've been a voracious thrifter for years and am going to slow down. I'll still hit up a few small independent stores here and there but where I live everything is so grossly picked over. There are at least 5 resellers I recognize in every store at any given time and between them and the prices going up it's not really worth it anymore.
Never knew that about the oil! I'm sure if there was a way to restore the Pyrex, people would find a way to make the Lucky in Love pattern. Waiting for you to open up a kitchen cabinet at one of your estate sales and find that!
It's hard to know what that shirt is worth it could be worth $5-10 even though it's a vintage Halloween shirt I wouldn't be surprised if you could put it on line get 30 When you don't find any comparable to some things sometimes it's hard to figure out a price and sometimes a bootleg shirt can be worth more then a regular shirt it's not a mass-produced shirt I think you did all right at the pressure makes some money Because it's horror it's just hard to say what did exactly worth because you cannot find any comparable s twit really If you couldn't find it it's because probably not a lot of them
This might be a bootleg that somebody custom made By somebody who may have knocked off the movie And they made their own t-shirts to commemorate the own film that they made That was based on the movie that you showed
Hello Renee I love the shirt , but then again I love new and old horror movies. Who knows next time you could find one of the single stitch horror movies shirts in some basement or attic or closet. Fingers crossed for you honey. I’m going to get my sister to go out with me Wednesday thrifting I’m missing it so much. Plus I need long sleeve shirts badly because I got rid of all mine. Plus I want to find something fun. Take care and may your week be filled with adventure and great finds. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯
cd will come beck, with the way it goes where you soon will need to pay per hour with subscribtion :D type. Een video games now thinking lets make you pay 70 bucks for a game and than wee will ask you pay per hour for playing game. And this will come to music also, want to play music pay for every time you play a song :D
Frosted Flake lip balm?! THEYRRRRRRRE GREAT!!
Darn it, that would have been a great thing to say in the recap! Hahaha
I love old dishes. Etc
Great show with one single appearance of the lovely curator of this channel at 6:33 😂. I think the vault shirt might have been a black copy and the producers didn´t care for any copyrights. Not really a home run today, so stay optimistic. In twenty years you will be the proud owner of a neat property either in Wyoming or in Europe (Munich) writing your memoires. Have a good time, Renée, your lovely viewers can´t wait to see your Christmas decorations at home ! 🎄⛄✨Greets from GER, U.
Oh boy, my memoirs?! "See, it was a summer Sunday morning... I was waiting for the Tote Man to show up at the flea market and this happened..." What a book that would be! Rainy day here, getting a decent amount of work done with plans to continue translating a few more of the Berlin letters tonight. This weather is actually perfect coffee shop & book shop weather, but sometimes it's nice to just stay home in comfy clothes and work here. Also less distractions, as I'd be found in the history section seeing what new books are out! Hope that your Sunday has been a relaxing one as we enter another week!
As a former reseller have watched your site since the beginning. I am sad to say you went by some really nice resale items in the home goods section. The hot pads you like so much were made for dish clothes not hot pads (too many holes that let fingers slip through). I made many of them and the ones you folded into slippers. I grew up in the 50's and 60's so I have an advantage but really I am sad that you missed the goodies of my early years. Your skills in paper are amazing and top of the line in research and info. I always give you a thumbs up to support your site and maybe help with bills. Keep looking and selling. Best wishes.
I was hoping you would tell her what she missed???
Even resale items don't always sell especially this time of year. Sometimes we just have to leave them in the store.
I totally agree. She passed by what looked like a Pendleton blanket in the linens section. Correct me if i am wrong, but Rene tends to stick to her niches(totally admirable) and even if something could bring profit, she wont just pick up just for the sake of sourcing.
Who doesn’t love a good thrift,👍🏻👏🤠🇬🇧
I predict that in the year 2043, Miss Moose will be retired and iving on her ranch near Yellowstone, with her herd of Moose, after finding a Guttenburg Bible in the trash in 2040.😎
Honestly, I think if I were to find a Gutenberg Bible anywhere, the odds of it being in the trash would probably be the best to bet on. "Great-great-great-great Uncle Sterling had this old beat-up book sitting in the attic for years. It's printed in some weird language. Get John to carry it down and put it out for the trash!"
Always fun to see what you see in the thrift stores.😊
A fun video...never know what's at your local thrift....been a long time since I have been in one...still enjoyed watching, even if the shirt was fake...🥰🥰
Horror movies, not my thing. Good thing shirt was only 2bucks. I was going to go to a thrift store the other day, but it didn't open till 9 & I went by at quarter to. Never made it back. Thanks for sharing,keep well & good luck on the hunt 👍👍
I realize the older I get, the more I like to be at a place when it opens. Get in, get out, & be on towards whatever I have to do next. Many mornings I wish the post office opened at 6am so I could drop off packages & be on my way 😆
Thank you Renee.❤ I love the baggies full of "stuff". I hope you have a great week and I will see you soon💪❤
I’ve found the best things in the bags, including adorable vintage Christmas
❤ I hope you find something wonderful one of these days something that's valuable and makes you rich but I hope you still come on the show
your thrift store is so much better then mine. thankyou for the tshirt education i appreciate it
Build a bear's can be worth very good money Some can go for a 100 bucks or more
Yes! The clothes as well for them also can be worth $$
I love the shirt, and for $2 I think it's a great find and easy flip. Chris totally has the Goonies shirt 😄
I love checking out the local thrift stores in my area. Got some awesome deals.
Thanks for letting us know about the t-shirts! Guess it's like most everything today sadly. Sorry you struck out on getting one but you will find the real thing still. Love your channel!!❤
Enjoyed the video …as always !
We don’t go to that many thrift stores anymore, not much good stuff. Maybe we will with winter time coming slowing down the flea markets
My girlfriend buys, sells and collects T shirts. She just sold a Spider-Man one from the ‘90s for $195.00. I have to be honest I just don’t get it. She paid $2 for it, the best one she ever sold was for $1,000 and we found it in the trash left behind at the auction.
I know a little what to look for with them and will get them for her if I think they are good …and they are cheap.
Back when we first met I was at my weekly auction and this guy unloading trucks had this neat shirt on, sort of looked like the Alfred Newman character but it wasn’t. Just looked Good if you know what I mean.
I asked him if he wanted to sell it, told him some story about my wife throwing mine out.
Ended up giving him $20 which I am sure branded me an idiot.
My girl loves it, turns out it was by some artist that did gratefull dead and others album art back in the ‘70s and is worth a good bit. She still has it, I asked if I could wear it. She just looked at me
The vintage shirt market is crazy. There are those that specialize in selling the "vintage" of the 70s-90s and then I know a few that focus on finding and selling clothes from the 1960s and earlier. I think it's a market where you have to kind of "know" someone who knows someone or be in the cleanout/estate buying market. Otherwise, it's to the thrift store or bins every day to find the clothing. Many do that, as the bins that I go to occasionally always has the same group of the vintage shirt buyers.
Was it definitely a movie. If not it could have been a theatre show.
I guess it's really a horror shirt in the sense that it's a horror for resellers? Can't believe the prices on those original vintage Ts. Some that I could've bought new back in the day. Begs the question, which you've asked before, as to what we should be buying and saving today. Ironically there was a Hess Truck ad when I logged on. Thanks for the informative video - hope you have a great Sunday afternoon!
I wonder with the "reproduction" shirts that Walmart & Kohls make today, will people want to buy them in 20-25 years? Will the new gaming system games be sought after like they are now? It's all a gamble about what to put aside for the "future collectors". What ephemera from today will be worth anything? What ephemera do we even have anymore? Tickets are all on one's phone, same with photographs. Though I have been thinking about a current ephemera "trend" that I might have to put together a video for. It will be a little bit different than my usual topics, but I think ties in nicely with my channel. Are you busy getting ready for Christmas? Will you host the family again or let another relative handle the crowd?
@@PaperandMoose I’ll be interested to see the video on the ephemera trend. No, the beauty of hosting Thanksgiving is a quiet Christmas Day at home with just the immediate family and a visit from grandparents. Looking forward to that! Do you guys have a big gathering?
@@stephenritz5581 My family used to have a large gathering of all the extended family & their family, but we haven't done that for quite some time. My family is going to have a small holiday party this upcoming weekend & then we usually get together right before Christmas as well as during the days after Christmas.
Love the tumblers with pretty color. Thanks to my grandma house we have a lot of cool tumblers with spring and fall flowers.and some with countries a around the world
Youll make good money on that tshirt. Its got cool graphics and the right genre.
Glad to see you thrifting lately. Btw, your North Dakota story hit home with me. My parents were born and raised and my father took over his families homestead . We then moved out west in 1961. ❤. I love North Dakota. 7:00
I’m sure you probably heard many stories of long days & hard work!
Fun thrift store day 😊
It’s still a whole shirt for 2 little dollars!
Yes! Agreed. That's why I often go to thrift shops, when the flea markets are closed, to purchase clothing that I need for a cleanout job or even "around the house" shirts. $2 for a shirt or even less on half-off day, can't beat it!
Our local Goodwill is usually full of kids making a mess. Today, I didn't see anything I needed. Tina, Al's wife
I haven’t seen kids in the thrift shop for awhile! But I usually go during the day when it is school hours. I’m sure that on weekends it’s probably a madhouse at many thrifts!
Well a good visit to your thrift store. I think you did good minus the T-shirt. Which I wouldn't have know. But I also don't sale. Enjoyed. ~ Texas
Lots of interesting toys and figurines...but, but....where are the fr-gs???????????????????????? That cast iron vintage washer was neat...I would have added that one to my collections! Clothing=ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Mugs...tons of these I've seen, although I do have a few fr-g-themed ones! Irish Spring is my all time favorite soap...to keep the carcass clean! Enjoyed the tour!
I'm hoping to get to an estate sale this upcoming weekend. Perhaps a frog will be spotted there!
I'm sure one will turn up, hopefully not like in the 1972 movie "Frogs" an eco-horror flick starring the late Ray Milland. It dealt with a frog invasion in the Florida Everglades...a very funky production...some of the shots of the frogs were the best part...story and acting about a D+! This one was toward the end of Milland's days.@@PaperandMoose
"Vault" is a movie-came up when I Googled Vault movie.
There are several Vault movies, but none matched with the production company, writers, actors, etc. that were printed on the shirt that I found.
Im thrifting Monday to friday.. it hasnt been as good as say 10 years ago but still getting goodies !
I've been a voracious thrifter for years and am going to slow down. I'll still hit up a few small independent stores here and there but where I live everything is so grossly picked over. There are at least 5 resellers I recognize in every store at any given time and between them and the prices going up it's not really worth it anymore.
THIS is the same thrift store I go to . I’m surprised I haven’t seen anyone taking a video of what there finding
This the one in Hellertown
There's ‘The Vault of Horror’ an old British Hammer Horror film. That might have worked. But maybe not. It was atmospheric anyway…..
Love thrift stores
The vault tshirt is a collaboration tshirt with cotton on, I saw one sold a year ago named undead Cotton on x The vault
Like the great Britain coffee cup
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Not sure you can restore the color on pyrex- I know you can oil it to make the color pop a bit but that's not permanent?
Never knew that about the oil! I'm sure if there was a way to restore the Pyrex, people would find a way to make the Lucky in Love pattern. Waiting for you to open up a kitchen cabinet at one of your estate sales and find that!
@@PaperandMoose I hope to get that lucky! Lol
I’ve used coconut oil or cream on faded Pyrex. Works.
There is Corningware conditioner out there that I use and have used coconut oil but sadly nothing will restore old DW damaged Pyrex.
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It's hard to know what that shirt is worth it could be worth $5-10 even though it's a vintage Halloween shirt I wouldn't be surprised if you could put it on line get 30 When you don't find any comparable to some things sometimes it's hard to figure out a price and sometimes a bootleg shirt can be worth more then a regular shirt it's not a mass-produced shirt I think you did all right at the pressure makes some money Because it's horror it's just hard to say what did exactly worth because you cannot find any comparable s twit really If you couldn't find it it's because probably not a lot of them
I think you should have went straight to the FBI , thatd teach them 😉
Well, I guess I'll be checking out the shirts next time I go to GW. Who would have ever thought a t-shirt could bring in so much money?
The horror shirts are just one vintage shirt genre that bring in crazy money. The issue is finding one!
This might be a bootleg that somebody custom made By somebody who may have knocked off the movie And they made their own t-shirts to commemorate the own film that they made That was based on the movie that you showed
Where is that thrift store? I love thrifting and live in the same area but don't recognize that thrift store
Hello Renee I love the shirt , but then again I love new and old horror movies. Who knows next time you could find one of the single stitch horror movies shirts in some basement or attic or closet. Fingers crossed for you honey. I’m going to get my sister to go out with me Wednesday thrifting I’m missing it so much. Plus I need long sleeve shirts badly because I got rid of all mine. Plus I want to find something fun. Take care and may your week be filled with adventure and great finds. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯
I hope that your thrift trip is successful in not only getting some long sleeve shirts, but also finding something fun! :0)
I hope that you're enjoying your day. ☺️🩷
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cd will come beck, with the way it goes where you soon will need to pay per hour with subscribtion :D type. Een video games now thinking lets make you pay 70 bucks for a game and than wee will ask you pay per hour for playing game. And this will come to music also, want to play music pay for every time you play a song :D
Like a jukebox but more money to feed to listen music 🎵🎶