We had a big round washing maching with a wringer up top. We turned the machinr on and off to chech after a while for what was clean. There were certain things like dirty diapers, socks and towels we would separate out for special handling. Those we would scrub on the scrub board before putting back in the machine for awhile. We also used rocks on elbows when needed. Those things actually worked even though it wore some cloths out faster. We learned needlework to fill in weak spots. I am 74 years old.
Ill be 63 on October 3rd. In the 60s my Grama washed all our clothes in a claw foot bathtub with a scrub board. She left the house at 5:30 am and came home after 6 pm. Then she'd cook for me and my siblings. She was always happy unless something bad happened. Then she'd deal with it and was happy again. When was born in 1916.
Love it that Steve smiles at the mention of going to an antique store. I have a washboard and also a double cement sink, with the mounting ringer. Sure came in handy when my washer died. 😂 I also use it now and then, when I handwash items.
I have been using that kind of washboard at 1980's when I was around 10 years old. It was common in the summer cottage area where we spend most of my childhood summers. There was no electricity, nor running water, we had an outhouse and fished for food (smoked perch and pike soup are the most delicious food from my childhood), good memories
I grew up in on a farm outside Bozeman in the 60s and 70s. My Dad worked at MSU. Haven't been there in decades. Needless to say I recognize nothing except the Baxter Hotel. We use to go in there to sit down when shopping in town. I have vivid memories of very specific things though. I lived by the cemetary on a hill (when we moved to town in my senior year) which is by a park we went to on Sundays after church during my whole childhood. I loved old cemeteries then and now. Beautiful and interesting. Glad your'e having a good time!
I love how Steve has warmed up to his new family . He seems much more relaxed and happy and even enjoying his little brother’s corny jokes 😂…… Also I would love to see a video with Abigail showing how she modifies a tee shirt 👚
❤i love watching your videos and you have a beautiful family, thank you for sharing your love of antique and unique finds.. I watch you from Sturgis Michigan in the US.. one day my husband and I want to come to your store and hopefully get to meet you in person.. again i love your channel and you kept me entertained through covid and some bad personal times, again thank you sir❤❤
I enjoy all of your videos Alex but the best ones are when your family are involved . I imagine each of your kids is acquiring a particular area of expertise 😀👍 Who would’ve thought that the toys I had as a child in the 1950s would be worth a fortune now 🤔
I know how the Tornado feels inside and what a fun ride it is. My stepmom had the same color and right at the same year as that one is. Very comfortable seats and feels like riding a cloud. It was luxury and fully loaded all electric. Seats had a super wide range of seating adjustments. It was front wheel drive, the first time I heard of one. It was a 1973 and being that it was around 3 years old and In pristine shape it wasn't cheap. A shopping $3,000! Back then it was a lot of money. Now that one they are asking 9k in rougher shape. Rarely see them anymore.
Alexander, That's a fun colorful museum. Since Elephants are threatened with extinction, they want to create a cross breed that can exist in cold climates to preserve a species that has adapted to warmer climates. They don't want to "restore" Mammoths. Cheers, Rik Spector
Hi Susan. I recognize you from the PP live shows. I have a feeling they are never coming back. I don’t want to bother them a second time asking. Have you heard anything? I hope they are ok.
27 dollars in 1940 is 670 dollars in todays money. it still a good amount of money but nowhere near the crasy 2000 dollars a month they want now. Avarage pay in 1940 was 1368 dollars(30760 dollars today) per a year. avarage monthly pay was 114 dollars(2563,34 dollars a month). your minimum wages was 30 cents an hour so in a 60 hour week you made like 18 dollars an at the most 72 dollars($1,618.95) a month. so 27 dollars aint cheap.
Man, I miss how Goodwill was 5-6 years ago. Actually possible to find treasures! Now they seem to only put normal stuff in the stores, and everything else is online at collectible prices.
I follow a wildly successful Goodwill shopper who posts UA-cam videos every single day showing the collectibles she finds "to buy and sell for a profit." She doesn't moan about the 'old days' and she "actually finds treasures."
@@GuyWithTheDogs I know who you mean if she likes lamps. My niece seems to think she's in cahoots with Goodwill and that they put stuff out for her to find. I disagree.
I find treasure quite regularly because they don't catch everything. Conversely, I've bought from ShopGoodwill online. They sell stuff that are barely good enough to put on the store shelves. I don't know who chooses what goes where, but sometimes what they do doesn't make sense.
Alex my love. I love second hand shops,goodwill, and pawn shops. Fun shopping. Yes Montana is a beautiful state. Family outings are fun. Until the next time my love. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🇺🇸🌈👍🌹🙏🌞❤️🕊😇
I"m almost surprised Alexander didn't drive off with a car. The Toronado was minty. Odds are the Luke Bryan shirt was gone by the end of the day. The all day laundry gig? No sale!
do NOT spend any of your hard earned money at Goodwill! do NOT donate to Goodwill! they do NOT give the needy, helpless, disparaged, storm damaged any help! A homeless man walked into one and asked for shoes and was told to go away because he didn't have the $12 they want for used. donated (free) shoes!! Did I mention the CEO makes Millions a year?
Because to do them live or close to live is announcing your home is empty, which means it's a good way to get your home burglarized. Plus, he's on vacation with his family. Editing and getting videos for upload takes a bit of time. That's why.
We had a big round washing maching with a wringer up top. We turned the machinr on and off to chech after a while for what was clean. There were certain things like dirty diapers, socks and towels we would separate out for special handling. Those we would scrub on the scrub board before putting back in the machine for awhile. We also used rocks on elbows when needed. Those things actually worked even though it wore some cloths out faster. We learned needlework to fill in weak spots. I am 74 years old.
Ill be 63 on October 3rd. In the 60s my Grama washed all our clothes in a claw foot bathtub with a scrub board. She left the house at 5:30 am and came home after 6 pm. Then she'd cook for me and my siblings. She was always happy unless something bad happened. Then she'd deal with it and was happy again. When was born in 1916.
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Love it that Steve smiles at the mention of going to an antique store.
I have a washboard and also a double cement sink, with the mounting ringer. Sure came in handy when my washer died. 😂 I also use it now and then, when I handwash items.
I have been using that kind of washboard at 1980's when I was around 10 years old. It was common in the summer cottage area where we spend most of my childhood summers. There was no electricity, nor running water, we had an outhouse and fished for food (smoked perch and pike soup are the most delicious food from my childhood), good memories
I grew up in on a farm outside Bozeman in the 60s and 70s. My Dad worked at MSU. Haven't been there in decades. Needless to say I recognize nothing except the Baxter Hotel. We use to go in there to sit down when shopping in town. I have vivid memories of very specific things though. I lived by the cemetary on a hill (when we moved to town in my senior year) which is by a park we went to on Sundays after church during my whole childhood. I loved old cemeteries then and now. Beautiful and interesting. Glad your'e having a good time!
Fun trip ,love that town. I also love your brother's smile.
Me too.
Very nice State Montana is. The museum was great. ❤
I love how Steve has warmed up to his new family . He seems much more relaxed and happy and even enjoying his little brother’s corny jokes 😂…… Also I would love to see a video with Abigail showing how she modifies a tee shirt 👚
Thanks for the Bozeman tour. Digging the Montana series.
I love that you ate candy before breakfast. My kind of guy! ❤😊
Appears you had a fun touristy family reunion. Thanks for sharing the sights and the treasure hunting which happens wherever you go.
Hope your family is enjoying whatever is left of not snow!❄️ ❤
In my part of Trinidad and Tobago l still use the water can to wet my plants thank you for a beautiful video.
3:43 Roberts Hall I've spent a few thousand hours in that building.
❤i love watching your videos and you have a beautiful family, thank you for sharing your love of antique and unique finds.. I watch you from Sturgis Michigan in the US.. one day my husband and I want to come to your store and hopefully get to meet you in person.. again i love your channel and you kept me entertained through covid and some bad personal times, again thank you sir❤❤
The store is there, but Alex is not. You'll probably find a restaurant and ice cream parlor on the property, now.
Thanks for the tour...and the chuckles. The woman at the stove looked very life-like! 🙂
I always enjoy watching your videos. They're always interesting.😊
It really does look like a wonderful town. Thank you for sharing. I love going antique shopping with you - easy one the pocket book!😁
Love this! Thanks Alex!
LOVE seeing Steve!
That Bunyip looks like a little Armadillo from here in Texas.
Thanks for sharing and visiting our great state of Montana and your great finds and I love that Museum 💯👍🏽✅
Steve is adorable
I enjoy all of your videos Alex but the best ones are when your family are involved . I imagine each of your kids is acquiring a particular area of expertise 😀👍 Who would’ve thought that the toys I had as a child in the 1950s would be worth a fortune now 🤔
I know how the Tornado feels inside and what a fun ride it is. My stepmom had the same color and right at the same year as that one is. Very comfortable seats and feels like riding a cloud. It was luxury and fully loaded all electric. Seats had a super wide range of seating adjustments.
It was front wheel drive, the first time I heard of one. It was a 1973 and being that it was around 3 years old and In pristine shape it wasn't cheap. A shopping $3,000! Back then it was a lot of money. Now that one they are asking 9k in rougher shape. Rarely see them anymore.
Alexander,
That's a fun colorful museum.
Since Elephants are threatened with extinction,
they want to create a cross breed that can exist in cold climates
to preserve a species that has adapted to warmer climates.
They don't want to "restore" Mammoths.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Wonderful finds!
Live out west my entire life. Montana is the only Western State I’ve never been. Thanks for sharing your adventures ❤💛🧡
Another great place to visit for antiques is Pocatello Idaho.
Nice find on Daredevil comic book..fun search trip!
haven’t done laundry 🧺 like that, but suddenly i’m thinking of a jug band with a banjo 🪕 the wash board and the mouth harp!
Love Bozeman! Have been there several times. Great starting point for a visit to Yellowstone!
Hi Susan. I recognize you from the PP live shows. I have a feeling they are never coming back. I don’t want to bother them a second time asking. Have you heard anything? I hope they are ok.
27 dollars in 1940 is 670 dollars in todays money. it still a good amount of money but nowhere near the crasy 2000 dollars a month they want now.
Avarage pay in 1940 was 1368 dollars(30760 dollars today) per a year. avarage monthly pay was 114 dollars(2563,34 dollars a month).
your minimum wages was 30 cents an hour so in a 60 hour week you made like 18 dollars an at the most 72 dollars($1,618.95) a month. so 27 dollars aint cheap.
I remember taking a bath in one of those copper wash tubs.
Wash board mom 9 kids. No disposable. Mom In law also 7.!😊
Man, I miss how Goodwill was 5-6 years ago. Actually possible to find treasures! Now they seem to only put normal stuff in the stores, and everything else is online at collectible prices.
I follow a wildly successful Goodwill shopper who posts UA-cam videos every single day showing the collectibles she finds "to buy and sell for a profit." She doesn't moan about the 'old days' and she "actually finds treasures."
@@GuyWithTheDogssometimes luck has something to finding treasures . And I usually have better luck at small independent thrift stores .
@@SHERRY0010 Luck is important, but one cannot count on luck at Goodwill stores when one doesn't shop there.
@@GuyWithTheDogs I know who you mean if she likes lamps. My niece seems to think she's in cahoots with Goodwill and that they put stuff out for her to find. I disagree.
I find treasure quite regularly because they don't catch everything. Conversely, I've bought from ShopGoodwill online. They sell stuff that are barely good enough to put on the store shelves. I don't know who chooses what goes where, but sometimes what they do doesn't make sense.
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These fudge "bonbons" are german, hehehe, they are nice and soft, I love them too, so addicting.
The agitator as you call it is a posser and the bowl is a copper.
Gosh your kids are all grown up.
Alex my love. I love second hand shops,goodwill, and pawn shops. Fun shopping. Yes Montana is a beautiful state. Family outings are fun. Until the next time my love. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🇺🇸🌈👍🌹🙏🌞❤️🕊😇
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The kids are getting so BIG
I"m almost surprised Alexander didn't drive off with a car. The Toronado was minty. Odds are the Luke Bryan shirt was gone by the end of the day. The all day laundry gig? No sale!
MORE COWBELL!! 😂
Steve, I bet you are as nice as your smile.
What did you end up paying for the Omega? Is it for sale?
I have a feeling it's a rich town.
12 likes in 1 minute already, hahaha! Let me make it 13.
Dragons were real
Bit of with the camera but got the main part’s
I'm dying to know how much you paid for the Omega
I think it was $300
I personally think that dinosaurs are dragons. People just conflate them
you guys look like bros 4 sure. U both have that pointy tooth on the right n kind eyes
I am no expert but does 'montana' not mean 'mountain' or similar in spanish?
do NOT spend any of your hard earned money at Goodwill! do NOT donate to Goodwill! they do NOT give the needy, helpless, disparaged, storm damaged any help! A homeless man walked into one and asked for shoes and was told to go away because he didn't have the $12 they want for used. donated (free) shoes!! Did I mention the CEO makes Millions a year?
Bunyips do not look like that!
Time to grow a beard and moustache
Riich people and people that work for them is all Montana is now.
Car-mel is a town in California, car-a-mel is the candy and flavoring.
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS POST VIDEOS WEEKS OR MONTHS LATER???
Because to do them live or close to live is announcing your home is empty, which means it's a good way to get your home burglarized. Plus, he's on vacation with his family. Editing and getting videos for upload takes a bit of time. That's why.