Finished meeting George!!!! He delivered a box of goodies and picked up large Vangaurd Conquistador 3d wall hanging that will hopefully find a new home!!!! SO HAPPY!!! Thanks George!!!!😎
Thank you! It was so fun, you're the first viewer I've met in person and I'm glad you enjoyed everything... I'm excited to show off the conquistador when I find it's proper place
George, when you can cover and relate to anything from Austrian cold painted bronzes to Darth Vader phones, it just blows me away. You are bridging the immense spectrum of antiques, collectibles, geography, time periods, and culture. That juggling act doesn’t take place anywhere else on You Tube except on your channel. You will get the recognition and viewership you deserve. Get ready!
Rickey Donald you have been so supportive since early on, I appreciate your recognition so much! I do see a sudden surge in interest, I’m sorry that it’s in part due to folks being shut in but I’m glad people are interested
That blue enamel washing machine is GREAT looking! Believe it or not, we used a wringer washer (on a farm in OKLA) until I went to college in early 1970s; laundry always my job. I came home after a year and my Mom had gotten a automatic washer. Figures!
You are a walking encyclopedia of information! I always learn new things from you and I greatly appreciate you posting videos and teaching us about all the glorious treasures you find!
George, You have to have one of the best informative channels on UA-cam for vintage and antique items. Thank you so much and I look forward to the next!
I have watched so many videos from various antique dealers, and I must say, you are the first I have watched that gives us so much information and you kept me interested. I am now a subscriber. Thank you.
This is my first time watching you crazy lamp lady told me about you on her website So tonight I looked at your Video you are so informative That I subscribe after only watching One video of u Thank you for showing and going around the antique Mall
Thank you George for another wonderful and educational video. Congrats on your mall expansion! My dad had an Ericaphone that he used in the bathroom. He worked in the 70’s for UTS United Telephone System. We had many phones. Wow! I can’t believe it is worth $100. Not sure what happened to his. Have a great day! Gretchen
You impress me every time with your vast knowledge. I really like the fact that you have love for so many different things, I can relate. I'll see you on your next video. Stay safe!
Enjoyed this very much George, loved your booth, enjoyed the tour and all your knowledge of different items. Crazy lamp lady said she learnt about Sequia wood from you on her vlog today. Thanks so much !!!!
I had one of those phones in the 60's. My Grandfather worked for Southern Bell telephone co. and he gave it to us. I have found a couple over the years and sold them
I loved this video, but I always enjoy your videos. I learn a lot from you as I do from so many others. I didnt know you had really written a book though?!?!? I did love that lamp wi the double layer fiberglass shade, but it was over my price range! Thanks for showing and sharing so much. It is very appreciated!
Melanie Lippincott I’m glad you’re getting something out of it! I want more people to understand and enjoy these things. I wrote the treasure craft/pottery craft stuff after collecting it for a dozen years it was fun, had to go to Hawaii to research part of it
Hi George, I see one of your video for the first time. Dyanne already did because you joined Carol her challenge. Oh my so many beautiful things, I shop here in the Netherlands also the secondhand stores ore anticqstores, but what you showed is so great, and love that you tell the stories with it. Thank for sharing and have a great day😃😃Janny
Hi Janny! I’m so glad I did Carol’s challenge and that you found me. I showed some nice pieces of Gouda pottery in the past videos, I always thought very highly of it. I did an Estate appraisal for a family here of Dutch heritage who had wonderful art and furniture and clocks from the Netherlands as well. Please subscribe and I’ll see you with more videos soon!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I surtenly will watch more😃😃 Dyanne already subscribed to your channel with the challenge 😀😀 we are doing it toghter. Enjoy your day 👍Janny
Enjoyed vid George and camera man. Particularly enjoyed looking at paintings. Most thrifters walk past paintings / old prints. Love from Glenda in Australia 💖🦘⭐️
I would love to shop that mall! There were a lot of things I saw that caught my attention. The booth with the dresser boxes/boudoir items would've occupied me for a while 😃 I'm sure you're looking forward to the 20th 😉 Great video! Looking forward to the next one!!! Maybe...an hour-long one, sometime 😁
Yes, you would appreciate her tastes, the best stuff I've bought at this mall came from her spot. I know I could go longer with the videos, it's hard to get them edited in time sometimes when they're an hour. I'm getting better at one takes though!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I don't know, of course, how she prices her items, but the items she has in the booth are fantastic! Don't worry too much about the editing😉 I've noticed, a few times, where there has been a sentence cut off...and I would've liked to have known what you were saying. The section where you were put into "fast forward" made me like, "Whoa! Put on some brakes. I want to see what's along the aisles!" 😲 I'm sure there are a lot of viewers that would love an hour-long premier...or longer. I know I would.
i came across your videos yesterday for the first time, after 1 minute i subscribed and clicked the bell, and i have been binge watching since. Your knowledge is amazing, your presentation a delight to experience. Thank you for bringing such freshness and authenticity. You truly inspire. Watching your videos i wonder how you do all this , the traveling and the planning must be on a rockstar level. Would love to see a video where you give a little insight on your behind the scenes. I would be total stressed out to ship such precious goods all over the USA for events and markets, how do you all do this, and find time to make videos? your time and effort is jaw dropping amazing, you create such great educative inspiring entertaining content. its very very much appreciated,thank you! you add just that what is missing in youtube land. I live in Berlin Germany and i am so excited to dive into antiques and vintage , you really openend up a whole new vision on this subject for me, what would you look for if you lived here in europe? which routes would your nomadic live have here?
Thank you! It's a real job and quite time consuming but fortunately I love it so I'm glad to do it. I also have really great support from a lot of people who help me keep all these balls in the air. So glad you found me!
If I were to shop Germany as an American, I would love to see and shop in Bavaria for Black Forest carving. In Stuttgart I would look for German automobile advertising. In Dresden I would look for porcelain, but in Berlin I would seek Soviet era East German military and police items, I noticed in Poland that people there understandably don't like those memories but we in America are intrigued by that because we weren't right there.
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you so much for your insight, great list to start an adventure to see if i can find any, i do have a piece of the Berlin wall which i carved out of the wall myself. I have seen many of the police stuff ussr and stasi stuff years ago, you are right people here dont want to be reminded to the period, its still very much alive here, when they opened up the stassi archives, people discovered who was working for the stassi their brother their neighbour their aunt, and its hard to live with these facts so the berlin wall is still very much alive. And a reason why people dont want to be seen selling or having those itemsThere is a thriving business in old DDR daily live nostaligia things, a supermarket does once a year sell new pantry products packaged in the old designs, they even sell raiders than instead of twix😀, but i guess thats only interesting to the local people. Thanks for your insight. ✨💐✨ Excited to see if i can get some of the things you point out. Have a great day!
That lamp at the end with the popsicle sticks reminds me of my Grandma. She made a whole set of lamps for the house with them. Have no idea where they are now but they were pretty large especially the shades. She would not let us girls help her make them, we were not allowed to touch them lol. They were special. Thanks for taking me along on your walk through. You have a great day and safe travels
I’m always on the hunt for vintage Dansk enamelware. I have sold every piece I’ve found except for one, a turquoise pitcher. Just recently found a white loaf pan at an estate sale for $5. 🌎
Thank you sir for sharing your vast knowledge. I'm hoping to start a vintage and antiques reselling business in Washington State, so maybe we will cross paths at an antique mall one day...
Rod White Thank you Rod! What part of Washington? When things get back to normal I know a lot of people and places in the business there and hopefully will have some ideas for you
@@TheAntiqueNomad I plan to mostly be an online reseller, but eventually I would like to open a vendor booth at an antique mall when I gain a little more experience. I'm going to be based out of Tacoma and for my personal collection I love Japanese Imari and porcelain...
Thanks for subbing! She has an interesting outlook on the antique and vintage business, I get the impression she's been involved for a long while like I have
I want to ask you if its safe to use any idems that glow ander a black light? My daughter says it's not safe, but you do say to not be afraid to use our collections so? What do you say?
Patty Bonilla I had a scientist from our local college bring a Geiger counter to check that once and the uranium in the glass was very low trace amounts that appear to be inert once the piece is out of the annealing process and cools down. We did find a crock cooler from the 1920s called a “Revigorator” that had been deliberately glazed on the interior with radium (like the old glow in the dark hands on watches ) that was terribly dangerous and had to be removed by hazmat.
I have my dads old typewriter that i played on as a kid and later took with me to college. I could always immediately recognize my papers because it typed in cursive. It has to be at least 60 yrs old. Is there somewhere i can find out it value?
Yes I noticed that too. It looks different on different computers. I tried to pad the time a little on the video coming out tomorrow, we'll see how it works.
Finished meeting George!!!! He delivered a box of goodies and picked up large Vangaurd Conquistador 3d wall hanging that will hopefully find a new home!!!! SO HAPPY!!! Thanks George!!!!😎
Thank you! It was so fun, you're the first viewer I've met in person and I'm glad you enjoyed everything... I'm excited to show off the conquistador when I find it's proper place
Like the sound with the portable mic!
Thanks still evolving but better
George, when you can cover and relate to anything from Austrian cold painted bronzes to Darth Vader phones, it just blows me away. You are bridging the immense spectrum of antiques, collectibles, geography, time periods, and culture. That juggling act doesn’t take place anywhere else on You Tube except on your channel. You will get the recognition and viewership you deserve. Get ready!
Rickey Donald you have been so supportive since early on, I appreciate your recognition so much! I do see a sudden surge in interest, I’m sorry that it’s in part due to folks being shut in but I’m glad people are interested
It is so nice of you to show others’ booths as well as your own!
I’m all about the love of it! I want people to understand and appreciate lots of things not just what I can find
That blue enamel washing machine is GREAT looking! Believe it or not, we used a wringer washer (on a farm in OKLA) until I went to college in early 1970s; laundry always my job. I came home after a year and my Mom had gotten a automatic washer. Figures!
I love that thing! Our neighbor in Washington state insisted through the 70s on using one with a wringer because she preferred air drying
You are a walking encyclopedia of information! I always learn new things from you and I greatly appreciate you posting videos and teaching us about all the glorious treasures you find!
It makes me glad that people are interested!
George, You have to have one of the best informative channels on UA-cam for vintage and antique items. Thank you so much and I look forward to the next!
Well thank you! I really enjoy them and sharing the passion and interest is great to be able to do
Great video George! Thanks! ❤
Great video as always. Love the clock with the horse and cowboy. Your new booth looks awesome. Stay safe with the antique stores re-opening.
Thanks! I hope they're all being careful, the ones I've been in only have 2-3 people in at a time right now so not an issue.
I love that cowboy costume!
Hey, Dingo! Love your channel. I thought that was fun I could've just bought it for the hat
I have watched so many videos from various antique dealers, and I must say, you are the first I have watched that gives us so much information and you kept me interested. I am now a subscriber. Thank you.
Great to hear! I really want people to appreciate and understand what's cool about old stuff
That Saturn lamp!!! 🥳
I need to go back and get that lol
I love the ones in satin glass but seldom see them for sale. Honestly one more lamp in my home and the floor will give way!
You are wonderfully delightful George and a fount of knowledge!
Glad you think so! I really enjoy sharing what I know so we all can have more fun together
This is my first time watching you crazy lamp lady told me about you on her website
So tonight I looked at your
Video you are so informative
That I subscribe after only watching One video of u
Thank you for showing and going around the antique Mall
Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying it and I will be there next Wednesday with a new one
PS once again great vid George. Camera Man does expert job. Glenda 🦘💖🦘
Dilly Dander Thank you he’ll disagree because we’ve learned a lot since filming it but I’m always glad to have his help
Great stuff. This individual is very knowledgable. So interesting.
Oh thank you! Please join me each Wednesday
Like the booth. Organized
That mall does a good job in general of being clean, well organized and well run
That Antique mall is spectacular! I wish I was nearby so I could shop there. Love all the information you fill our heads with!
Pam's Eclectic Place thank you Pam! I really want people to understand and appreciate all this great old stuff
Thank you George for another wonderful and educational video. Congrats on your mall expansion! My dad had an Ericaphone that he used in the bathroom. He worked in the 70’s for UTS United Telephone System. We had many phones. Wow! I can’t believe it is worth $100. Not sure what happened to his. Have a great day! Gretchen
Catnpaws Goes Vintage UTS was one of the few systems that allowed their use! I bet he had a lot of cool things we’d like to have back
Thank you for the tour! and all the wealth of information! Fun to watch, new to your channel, very interesting
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! My older videos will show a lot of other parts of the country as well, perhaps somewhere near you
Thanks for another great video. Would love to see what you ended up buying. Like it when you show them in your videos.
I hope to do more of that soon!
The Antique Nomad - Being in Spokane, I’m just hoping to go vintage shopping again some day!
You impress me every time with your vast knowledge. I really like the fact that you have love for so many different things, I can relate. I'll see you on your next video. Stay safe!
René T. Thank you! I ran a chain of antique malls before eBay and learned a little about a lot of things and it’s grown from there. See you soon!
I love your videos, I learn so much.
Thank you so much for joining in!
Loved the shop! Thanks for taking us there!
Thank you for coming along again! We'll have something new next week
Great Episode As Always!! Keep em coming😁
Thank you, I plan to do just that!
Enjoyed this very much George, loved your booth, enjoyed the tour and all your knowledge of different items. Crazy lamp lady said she learnt about Sequia wood from you on her vlog today. Thanks so much !!!!
Thank you! We all learn from one another, it's great to have such support and how is always worked in this business
WIRE DEER💖
Yes!
Love this “live” video, George!
Great “shout out” to Sue on her channel: “Sue Me.” 👍😁
Yes, I enjoy her appreciation of Japanese Luster!
I had one of those phones in the 60's. My Grandfather worked for Southern Bell telephone co. and he gave it to us. I have found a couple over the years and sold them
They’re cool and fun for people, good sellers! Interesting about the family connection
Congrats on expanding! Your booth looks great ✨
thriftkitten1989 Thank you! See you soon
Terrific video. Brilliant informational knowledge. Thank you, George.🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Elizabeth Turel Thank you for stopping by again!
Never miss any of videos, George. You’re one of my favorites! 🤗
Elizabeth Turel that makes me happy thank you!
I loved this video, but I always enjoy your videos. I learn a lot from you as I do from so many others. I didnt know you had really written a book though?!?!? I did love that lamp wi the double layer fiberglass shade, but it was over my price range!
Thanks for showing and sharing so much. It is very appreciated!
Melanie Lippincott I’m glad you’re getting something out of it! I want more people to understand and enjoy these things. I wrote the treasure craft/pottery craft stuff after collecting it for a dozen years it was fun, had to go to Hawaii to research part of it
He’s a genius guys...😮😱
Aww thanks sometimes more than others
Hi George, I see one of your video for the first time. Dyanne already did because you joined Carol her challenge. Oh my so many beautiful things, I shop here in the Netherlands also the secondhand stores ore anticqstores, but what you showed is so great, and love that you tell the stories with it. Thank for sharing and have a great day😃😃Janny
Hi Janny! I’m so glad I did Carol’s challenge and that you found me. I showed some nice pieces of Gouda pottery in the past videos, I always thought very highly of it. I did an Estate appraisal for a family here of Dutch heritage who had wonderful art and furniture and clocks from the Netherlands as well. Please subscribe and I’ll see you with more videos soon!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I surtenly will watch more😃😃 Dyanne already subscribed to your channel with the challenge 😀😀 we are doing it toghter. Enjoy your day 👍Janny
Enjoyed vid George and camera man. Particularly enjoyed looking at paintings. Most thrifters walk past paintings / old prints. Love from Glenda in Australia 💖🦘⭐️
Dilly Dander I’ve learned to take time to look at art, there’s sleepers out there! Thanks for joining again see you next week
Same! I love looking at all the paintings, prints & other types of art.
I would love to shop that mall! There were a lot of things I saw that caught my attention. The booth with the dresser boxes/boudoir items would've occupied me for a while 😃
I'm sure you're looking forward to the 20th 😉 Great video! Looking forward to the next one!!! Maybe...an hour-long one, sometime 😁
Yes, you would appreciate her tastes, the best stuff I've bought at this mall came from her spot. I know I could go longer with the videos, it's hard to get them edited in time sometimes when they're an hour. I'm getting better at one takes though!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I don't know, of course, how she prices her items, but the items she has in the booth are fantastic! Don't worry too much about the editing😉 I've noticed, a few times, where there has been a sentence cut off...and I would've liked to have known what you were saying. The section where you were put into "fast forward" made me like, "Whoa! Put on some brakes. I want to see what's along the aisles!" 😲 I'm sure there are a lot of viewers that would love an hour-long premier...or longer. I know I would.
i came across your videos yesterday for the first time, after 1 minute i subscribed and clicked the bell, and i have been binge watching since. Your knowledge is amazing, your presentation a delight to experience. Thank you for bringing such freshness and authenticity. You truly inspire. Watching your videos i wonder how you do all this , the traveling and the planning must be on a rockstar level. Would love to see a video where you give a little insight on your behind the scenes. I would be total stressed out to ship such precious goods all over the USA for events and markets, how do you all do this,
and find time to make videos? your time and effort is jaw dropping amazing, you create such great educative inspiring entertaining content. its very very much appreciated,thank you! you add just that what is missing in youtube land. I live in Berlin Germany and i am so excited to dive into antiques and vintage , you really openend up a whole new vision on this subject for me, what would you look for if you lived here in europe? which routes would your nomadic live have here?
Thank you! It's a real job and quite time consuming but fortunately I love it so I'm glad to do it. I also have really great support from a lot of people who help me keep all these balls in the air. So glad you found me!
If I were to shop Germany as an American, I would love to see and shop in Bavaria for Black Forest carving. In Stuttgart I would look for German automobile advertising. In Dresden I would look for porcelain, but in Berlin I would seek Soviet era East German military and police items, I noticed in Poland that people there understandably don't like those memories but we in America are intrigued by that because we weren't right there.
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you so much for your insight, great list to start an adventure to see if i can find any, i do have a piece of the Berlin wall which i carved out of the wall myself. I have seen many of the police stuff ussr and stasi stuff years ago, you are right people here dont want to be reminded to the period, its still very much alive here, when they opened up the stassi archives, people discovered who was working for the stassi their brother their neighbour their aunt, and its hard to live with these facts so the berlin wall is still very much alive. And a reason why people dont want to be seen selling or having those itemsThere is a thriving business in old DDR daily live nostaligia things, a supermarket does once a year sell new pantry products packaged in the old designs, they even sell raiders than instead of twix😀, but i guess thats only interesting to the local people. Thanks for your insight. ✨💐✨ Excited to see if i can get some of the things you point out. Have a great day!
That lamp at the end with the popsicle sticks reminds me of my Grandma. She made a whole set of lamps for the house with them. Have no idea where they are now but they were pretty large especially the shades. She would not let us girls help her make them, we were not allowed to touch them lol. They were special. Thanks for taking me along on your walk through. You have a great day and safe travels
I’m always on the hunt for vintage Dansk enamelware. I have sold every piece I’ve found except for one, a turquoise pitcher. Just recently found a white loaf pan at an estate sale for $5. 🌎
Great deal! I always can sell those pieces
Wow!! Great video😊
Angela Kendall Thank you! I’m glad you had fun with it.
You are a font of knowledge!! You make learning so much fun!!
Aww thanks!
"Put a bird on it" Portlandia
Diana Smith yes! Love that show, I’m from the northwest and it’s very familiar seeming
Love your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I can't wait to start thrifting again. I will know what to keep my eyes out for!!
That's great! I want to share the passion and knowledge of antique and vintage things to keep them alive
Thank you sir for sharing your vast knowledge. I'm hoping to start a vintage and antiques reselling business in Washington State, so maybe we will cross paths at an antique mall one day...
Rod White Thank you Rod! What part of Washington? When things get back to normal I know a lot of people and places in the business there and hopefully will have some ideas for you
@@TheAntiqueNomad I plan to mostly be an online reseller, but eventually I would like to open a vendor booth at an antique mall when I gain a little more experience. I'm going to be based out of Tacoma and for my personal collection I love Japanese Imari and porcelain...
Favorite part: 16:09 to 16:11
April Anonymous my cameraman had fun with that too
Hi, new sub here, I came over from "Sue Me's" channel.
Thanks for subbing! She has an interesting outlook on the antique and vintage business, I get the impression she's been involved for a long while like I have
He should have a class.
Well thanks! I sure enjoy sharing with people
Once again, I learned so much from this video!
The dolls in background were creepy lol... But many items caught my eye, so many interesting items to see 😳
I wasn't crazy about them either! Creepy dolls are funny sometimes though. I'm glad you came along to watch! See you next Wednesday
The Antique Nomad Any live auctions coming?
I want to ask you if its safe to use any idems that glow ander a black light? My daughter says it's not safe, but you do say to not be afraid to use our collections so? What do you say?
Patty Bonilla I had a scientist from our local college bring a Geiger counter to check that once and the uranium in the glass was very low trace amounts that appear to be inert once the piece is out of the annealing process and cools down. We did find a crock cooler from the 1920s called a “Revigorator” that had been deliberately glazed on the interior with radium (like the old glow in the dark hands on watches ) that was terribly dangerous and had to be removed by hazmat.
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you very much
Thanks for all the great info! I'm learning alot from you.
By the way, I like your hair this way!
I have my dads old typewriter that i played on as a kid and later took with me to college. I could always immediately recognize my papers because it typed in cursive. It has to be at least 60 yrs old. Is there somewhere i can find out it value?
You can email me a photo at TheAntiqueNomad@gmail.com. Most are black standard styles from that era and sell around $45-50 for me.
My Aunt Sunny had one with cursive. We loved it and always used it!
@@aprilanonymous7237 wow you're the first person I've run across that had a cursive typewriter too i wonder how uncommon they are.
Please slow the scroll a bit.
Yes I noticed that too. It looks different on different computers. I tried to pad the time a little on the video coming out tomorrow, we'll see how it works.
George....why are you not in Italy with Laura and Jeffrey???¿
👍🇨🇦🤗
Geez George, is there anything you don't know about? Your knowledge is so far reaching. I am an antique dealer....and I love all the old things.
I've learned so much from my fellow dealers over the years! The fact that I don't know everything keeps it interesting to me
Leta Gay, I agree with you. George has an incredible amount of knowledge. I could listen to him for hours!