As a collector you should be disgusted at the fact that those toys were abandoned they're going to sit in that house until the day the house gets tore down so does it really matter
Love the respect you had by not giving any location information. I'm 53 and some of those toys and comics... damn they took me back! This was an awesome explore. Thank you!
I found the location just by different information he divulged. Another commenter read an article on the owner. Trust me if you know how to do a litte investigating and you have urbexed before, you can find these locations. Even a random person can. It’s why it makes me sad these are on UA-cam now. I explored back in the day before youtube, before it was called urbex, when it was for fun and nobody trashed and stole anything after we went in there. No one was vying for locations to make videos for clicks and views. I see so many of these places getting trashed within months of one “explorer” going into them. Often with $hit stolen. It just sucks for the respectable urbexers like him . When 20 “explorers” are in it for money, destruction and malicious intent.
The owner closed his toy and comic book store and used his house to store everything. They currently use that house for storage. Surprised the owners kids didnt catch you guys in the house but they dont come by there very often. The kids saved their dads collection after he passed. I live about 3 miles from the house and heard they locked the house down to prevent people from going back in it.
Screw that bro it’s been abandoned so as far as I’m concerned anyone should be able to take the collectables i so would if i ever came across a house like this that is abandoned!
@@chloew5300 if it’s been abandoned and nobody wants to take responsibility for it all it’s no different than garbage really than and you don’t need to worry about legalities to pick abandoned garbage now do you! Lol 😂
@@joehuemmer2927 every business and residency can be consider private property whether covered in trash or not. Without permission, someone could still get trespassing charges regardless. Even if the place is abandoned, it could still be on private property. Which would still be considered stealing if anyone took anything. Probably why it’s still sitting there like it is. These guys had to get permission somehow to do so.
These videos are equally fascinating as they are sad. It reminds me how short our time is. This owner must've really loved his toy store. Update: After reading the comments here I went back and watched the video again. It's definitely staged, not one lick of dust. None on anything in that house. I'm very surprised upon staging they didn't factor that into account.
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i believe they're scripted...no way the person leaves his stuff like that in the living room, on top of that...where's the dust??? this stuff should be super dusty.
The contents of this house needs to be saved!!! Collectors watching this are jumping out of their skin right now!!! I can’t believe how dry the interior of the house appears to be for being abandoned so long!
there is absolutely no way there's just an open house full of vintage toys and etc that nobody has any claim over, how did the guys who made the video even come across this place? It's all fake, if you think these guys just found a treasure trove of artifacts and are walking around it for no reason you're crazy.
interesting to come back here now that the place is no more. it was recently sold in september and cleared out. everything that had not yet been stolen was tossed into dumpsters and hauled away. over the past two years of this place being known to explorers, nearly hundreds of people have been here, and have taken anything of value. the house will either be torn down and the land sold (its like 1.5 acres in a neighborhood that normally only has 0.5 acre lots) or the house renovated (doubtful). Thank you Dev for having this video up, it will now live on as a memory of the house that no longer is.
Yeah, that place was beyond renovation. It's too much of a health risk with all the open food, mold and animal disease. I've no doubt there were more than a few dead animals buried under all that crap.
Some of those toys were produced within the last five to ten years. If the owner passed away in 2005 as you say, someone else has been adding to the collection since then. Cool video.
Anybody else get a little stressed at how they were just moving the comics around, dropping the boxes, and stepping on things? Devaluing items as we watched.
most of them had mold and crap..... friend got a storage locker from a family owned toy store. He still made money off of it but a lot stuff was yellowed several of the toy boxes had mold and rot on them
I'm 36 years old. And I have seen so many videos on UA-cam. With abandoned houses, and mansions left to rot and decay full of furniture, antiques, and in this case thousands and thousands and thousands of vintage toys. I still can't understand why when a family member unfortunately passes away. Why the relatives can't have an estate sale or auction. To allow the persons belongings be enjoyed by others. Instead family members are lazy and allow these things to rot. And get moldy, and are so destroyed and devalued that no body can enjoy them now. These items pose a serious health risk
I agree. Wrap up the person's life and show respect to the life they had. Share their legacy and use the proceeds to help the cost of dealing with the estate. I don't get the total negligence on places like this. Glad it's being covered.
Not only was this man, a toy collector, he evidently was also a devout Catholic. I can tell he was a good man with a very eclectic taste in collectables. All of these items can be sold in an estate sale and funds to go to his estate to got to his heirs, family or even charity. Hoarding is a sign of nostalgia and deep emotional attachment to fond memories.
Hoarding can just as easily be a condition where there is an obsessive need to keep getting things to use later, or you like it. Something suddenly changes. My mother was becoming hoarder and even I was bad about it as I didn't care about cleaning so, more and more she got worse, I got worse. she didnt' care. my room was bad, the room with thedryer was half hoarded. the back half was unusable and the front half had a lot ont hte floor. Tables covered.. Stuff in bags behind couch and on cough. thrown in the side room (before my dad moved in and forced a cleanup, even with them divorced.) Dishes piled high. No one cared. I got my life better on track with therapy and medicine. She didn't. Our shed was completely the side of nearly a doublewide trailer and full of random stuff. Don't assume it was just nostalgia and deep emotional attatchment, please. Many people need help. They also said in the video animals have gotten to most of it, there are maggots and feces. Someone might want to take the time to clean it for themselves (or open the packaging for something to display) and it would be fine, but selling them even after cleaning the outsides?....eh...
@@KibaUrufuHoarding and Collecting are to me two entirely separate things or ideas. For me the hoarders I've seen have kept garbage, trash, moldy food and other items with no value to anyone BUT that person, where as collectors keep specific items and as said specific memories that are important and have impacted their lives. I may be wrong. Maybe my collections of Hot Wheels, Marvel Legends, and Star Wars action figures have made me a plastic and Die-Cast hoarder?
@@EdsterIIIthe hoarding mental illness comes in two types: the hoarding as described by the boy which occurs in his mother's house; and the collector: this one also accumulates but we don't see dirt. everything is organized and cataloged by the person but it is clear that at some point it is not nostalgic but a mental disorder. I understood your comment and I agree in parts. the beginning of this owner may have been nostalgia and over time it turned into accumulation.
Yes, you are a hoarder and so am I. You don’t need to be a disgusting hoarder to be a “hoarder.” There are neat-freak hoarders who keep everything organized but still I am a horde and so are you lol. There comes a time when you acquire too much, just for the sake of acquiring and then at that point it’s time to move on and sell off a portion of it. But chances are you probably have way too many marvel legends or hot wheels than you actually want or need.
@@MrDream-zm1pwI agree with you, I’m in the neat freak hoarder category, I hate when people label hoarders as disgusting, lazy and dirty. There are collectibles and memories some people like to keep.
This was a very fascinating experience to see. This man that collected all of this stuff and toys, probably had big plans for it. But you don't live forever even though we try. This man did not have a will or it may have been contested or money owed to debt. I'm sure he was waiting for the collections to have more value, and his time just ran out. What a waste! Anyway, Thank you guys for the opportunity to see this place. You rock!
I just want to say buddy if your going to go in a person's house and dig like that please just dont step on it and grab it like a toddler there could be one book under your foot worth 180,000 bucks no way of knowing whats in their and what you and him damaged just by going through the pile of books like you did. Enough with hating on you for the lack luster of care but still love watching the walk through one of the things I live doing is walking in a abandoned house before its been ram sacked
Hard to believe but if he had 6 kids, this place may be still in probate court. Sad. And you and your friend stepping on things worth money….OMG. Incredible house!
A team really needs to go through this house and save what can be sold and trash the rest. The house looks like it's in perfectly good condition for the most part.
ok, im sorry, i enjoy your videos, but i keep reading people saying how respectful you are. stepping all over a mans belongings, not recognising that hoarding is an actual mental illness and making fun of it, rummaging through his personal letters, not blurring out the photos left there, ... its really not respectful, dude
I showed my husband your explore as I’ve been a huge fan of you and urbex and chill for many years! The next day your NY POST article came across his news feed!! Congrats that’s very cool. 👍👍 you guys are the best!! I truly hope the integrity is preserved and the family can someday do what they need to do with the contents in a stress free way so that they might recoup some $$ while respectful collectors enjoy these items safely.
I read an article on the New York Post about this and it both blew my mind and made me really sad. The owner was a legend man. This is just… wow. Let’s get this place made into a historic site- the collection alone should make that possible. Holy crap man that’s insane.
Historic bio hazard...do u know how filthy that place is and everything in it is SOAKED beyond fixing with roach urine and rat feces. One item from that cesspool would stink your entire room up
This is the proof that when you leave this world the materials you have, will be left here in this world and you cannot take them with you. Better do good things my friends.
@@salookie8000It's NOT wasted. Not at all. Those items meant a great deal to someone at one point in time. They treasured these items and they had a special meaning to them. Collections are never a waste to somebody. Some people may see it as a waste but those of us who grew up with these items, played with these items, watched them on television shows, we love these toys. They mean more than just waste or trash. They are living history and a vital part of our lives or someone's life.
I'm surprised all that stuff has not been stolen. I'm not even sure it's theft if no one owns it anymore, and no one is there to claim it, did he have no family, very sad
@@salookie8000 yeah, toys and comics aside, he was a hoarder of anything and everything, cheap plastic jewelry, bits and bobs, food, sealed and unsealed. There were shopping bags of food just piled up in his daughter's bedroom.
I want to buy this house as-is and restore it back to its former glory. I'm a total geek and I'm fairly certain I could pay for the house several times over with the stuff inside, although that Beetlejuice cookie jar and all the Star Wars stuff would be mine. I'm obsessed with the wallpaper and all the MCM fixtures in the home. It makes me tear up to think someone might eventually buy that home and take out all that character, turning it into another white and gray cookie-cutter "modern farmhouse" design.
Or Rather "More Then Likely" Demolish It. As My Family Had Inheirited A 3-Story Mansion Back in The 1990's, Which Was When I Started Visiting FleaMarkets Downtown...THEN We Had Multiple Floods (1999, 2002, 2018), 2-Snowstorms (1991 & 2014) THEN My Dad Got Bad-Off in 2011 & WORSE in 2013...Then We Were FORCED To Sell in 2020. (We STRETCHED It Out Between Jan 2021-July 21) & The NEW Owner Gutted EVERYTHING Inside (Closets, Bathrooms, ALL)?
@@CarlyCatharsis I am sorry, I felt like typing a random letter (or sometimes other stuff, especially on old videos on UA-cam with 100 or so views) as a reply when I'm bored :(
@@theokkali467 Then Why Reply? AT LEAST Give The Uploader Some Thoughts For They're TREMENDOUS Effort. As MANY Go Through ALOT Just To Try & Present Sights Unseen. Which I TOTALLY Respect... Until I See Objects Being Put Aside in A Different Spot (Container, etc). THEN I Question They're Motives!
This home would be so much fun to clean out. There is just so much to see. There may not be items that are worth alot of money but there are collectors that would still buy many of those items. There is so many unseen items that may be buried within those rooms that may be worth alot. Pretty cool find!
Wow out of all the rooms in that house and the garage is the cleanest, that’s usually the one that goes first! I had a friend in high school who’s parents house was just like that and they still live there, I don’t know if they cleaned it up but they would go to auctions but things and throw it in a pile in the house, there was only a single path to get through the house, people really do live like this and it’s crazy!
What is really frightening is just how easy a collection can get out of hand, my father sold off his main business in the early 80s and all his remaining equipment was put in the first floor apartment where it sits to this day. Family can't agree on what to get rid of or who gets which items. (All kinds of Coney island items ) top it off with my comic collection (approx85,000), a ton of Mopar parts for numerous car restorations and everything else that we all collected overtime... Now my own grown kids don't want to set foot inside that house, neither apartment collects rent, bills have to be paid and siblings just keep storing there own collections in different parts of the house. Just goes to show how even the best intentions could go south. Even selling on Feebay for over 20 years now barely made a dent in my own collection. To properly sort and liquidate that house in the video Will be a major undertaking.
Most hoarders hoard garbage. At least this guy stored stuff of value. He may have had a collectables store at one time, and when it closed, he stored the stuff in his house.
That is not a hoarder. This house is most likely tied up in court. When they come across this video, there will be police involved for sure. One of my favorite UA-camrs went to jail for less than what I saw in this video. Since 2020 too many people have flooded youtube. Too many doing the same thing, most have no respect for what they are looking at and have no knowledge about the buildings, or history. Just want to make big $$$. I know a couple of UA-camrs that spray paint and break things and tell everyone they only leave footprints. In this case, footprints are going way too far.
Most of that stuff has zero collectible value tbh. There might be some money in the comics, depending on what print edition they are. Imo, this guy had a buying compulsion in addition to being a hoarder.
@@EXTEZZEE I get you may be upset to see him rummaging through a lot of valuables, but the chances of someone coming to rescue this stuff is low. At least he's giving life to what's left behind by showing it to us. Within a few years, this house will become more decayed and all of this stuff will likely become ruined with water damage and mold. This house has been sitting like this for so many years and if it's tied up in court, it probably will be until it's too late. I have family who are fighting over a deceased relatives bank account and they have been doing so for about 30 years. That kind of battle can go on forever, sadly. Everything in the house will be destroyed sooner or later. He definitely could have been more careful with stepping all over stuff, but he's not trying to be disrespectful.
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@@wasabi1787 Fact. It's mostly mass produced stuff from the 90's and early 2000's. There may be a few odds and ends that are worth decent money, but 95% it isn't. It will cost more to clear that place out than you could make selling the contents.
Omg im late to the show but being a vintage toy collector this video nearly made me cry 😢 lol what an amazing location. Im going to guess since this video dropped the place has been raided by collectors and emptied out.
Wow, crazy to see all those rotting away, some cool stuff in there. But someone has been adding to it if he passed away in 2005, that Thor toy is from around 2010/2011 at earliest.
That marvel world boardgame you left to rot away, is worth thousands complete in decent condition like that! Its one of the rarest boardgames you can find, Its a collectors dream to own it! If it was me I wouldnt have uploaded this video!
While the collectibles and action figures might fetch $$ on eBay or collectible sites, the comics are worthless from what I've seen. I was a huge collector in the 80s-90s and recognize many of the comic books shown. Fantastic video. One of the best, if not THE best exploration videos you have done.
I’ve been collecting comics and toys for over 40 years. Keen eyes will notice some old comic retailer bags from the 80’s (featuring Marvel Masterworks) as well as Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 (1st appearance of Bane) and Thor #337 (1st Appearance of Beta Ray Bill but the real treasure I saw is the Amsco MARVEL WORLD ADVENTURE PLAYSET towards the end of the video in the upstairs. It appears to be displayed on its original box. That piece alone is a grail with high grade complete boxed examples selling for thousands of dollars. Honorable mention to the box with the toy guns…that box was filled with Marvel and DC oversized treasury editions! Not terribly valuable but still pretty neat.
Lots of nice things there but if this is an abandoned house how did they get in? Break and enter is not legal. Where is this guys family? Not a lot of care taken when handling items
So many of those things you picked up and showed us sell for at least $80 a piece on eBay. I bet there's some valuable comics buried somewhere in there, too. None of that stuff appeals to me, but if he had vintage Lego sets I'd be trying to dox the location of this house, haha
You would think at least one of his five children would salvage all of that? Maybe tried before, but got overwhelmed? and now the decay of the home, too. Yes, hopefully good thing's can come about with rare toy's like that+
We have been moving it as fast as we can. We don't live in the same city. These guys just break into houses and family members have no idea they are in there. The police have been contacted. There is also abestos in the home so we have to suit up to go in.
I'm a huge collector and a lot of this stuff is newer but that's still. But it's also so sad to see you walking through their you need to have someone with you that has some of the stuff there is garbage but a few things that I saw you grab is treasure.
Hi Devin, coming from someone who had to move out of a repossessed house and lost a ton of their childhood books and toys, I really appreciate how you take time to respect and admire the house and its belongings. If someone took a video like this of my childhood home I would be overjoyed to see it!
Some of you need to relax in the comment section, clearly his own family didn’t care about the stuff or they would’ve done something with it. Don’t accuse someone of stealing when you truthfully have no idea. Devon is very respectful in his videos, he’s gone and cleaned up abandoned and vandalized places. You people are just jealous you didn’t come across it and you know you would’ve stolen the stuff
It is sad to see all that stuff left behind. A lot of those things remind me of my childhood. That place is a gold mine for collectors. If the stuff has value for the comics and toys.
As a person who is into comics and stuff I can tell you some of the comics in there are worth very little but I did see one that was about $25 . As for the toys some of that is worth hundreds and some of that stuff I have in my collection. The Addams family cereal is from 1991 the year the movie came out . Some of the art on the walls is also worth a lot of money . It's clear that guy had some kind of mental breakdown and that triggered his need to hoard . If the family knows about that place they need to hire someone to get in there and clean up and inventory that stuff before the wild animals or mold destroys it .
I would offer to clean the place up for content if family members still own it. If back taxes are owed one can buy the house as is for back taxes. Would have to figure out if house is worth it and fixable for value. I do know we bought the Scooby Doo van last year for Grandson and paid $54 dollars.
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@@CarlyCatharsisflea markets have become just as bad as eBay these days. So many people believe that just because a toy is older it must be worth something. This is especially true when it comes to Hot Wheels and Matchbox diecast. I see so many that are worth only a buck or two with asking prices of $20 on them.
That Beetlejuice cookie jar was pretty neat. I liked the patriotic wallpaper and the wall mural as well. I also appreciated the Scooby Doo memorabilia. I noticed a RoboCop action figure that I wish you had picked up for closer inspection. Thanks for the tour!
This was a hard one to watch. I want to clean out this house soooo bad! So many cool things in there. Someone should offer the bank or whoever owns it now a flat amount & then clean it out & donate & sell everything they can. I even love some of the furniture in there. Takes me back. I hope someone does something with it soon. I almost couldn’t finish watching because seeing everything in there. I want to save it all! 😂🤪🤪
Looking at the Kaybee toys stickers makes me think of all the companies and stores that are gone now , it's incredible what's went out of business since I left high school in the late 90's
basement looks really creepy. enjoyed watching you guys explore this gem house. I wonder what happened to this family. be careful and thanks for sharing this exploration with your fans
Such a brilliant explore, as a collector of vintage and modern toys/collectibles myself and a big fan of your work, I could not believe some of the stuff I was seeing in this house! I just hope for the property owner that the place is kept under raps from thieves and disrespectful people! Top explore tho dude, always appreciate the videos! ✌🏻🙌🏻🔥
This video felt like a trip down memory lane. My favorite pop tart is brown sugar. I wonder if any family members will come by to claim some of the things left behind.
Hey just came across this posting and have to say a pretty good job in showing alot of stuff 👍👍👍👍. Have a Question on what was left in the home toy wise. From your viewing I didn't see any Hot Wheels cars track or anything like that there, Was there anything of Hot Wheels..?? They are just as collectable as well as what was shown, I know that because I collect Hot Wheels myself and have roughly 30-40ft of track with battery powered boosters and at times I break it out a play and I'm in my 50's but do collect them and some almost as old as me still in there original blister pack and no bent card stock on them. I'm surprised that son's daughter's or grand children haven't done something with the home and contents by now something isn't right about that with all that's left behind. Would or could you make a return to this location again n maybe do peek into Basement and attic but don't at any risk to yourself..?? 👍👍👍👍👍's up to ya on the posting 😎🍻✌️👋
Imagine a beloved family member dies and you inherit the house, or maybe you bought it at a tax sale, then one day you see that a bunch of degenerate 20 something year olds have broken in your house to “explore”. 🤦♂️
Imagine leaving a perfectly good home to rot when people are living on the streets. It’s a disgusting way to leave a place and with all the rotting food it’s a health hazard. Completely irresponsible. If they cared it would have been cleared out a long time ago.
Hmm I hear that you mentioned the owner of this house passed away in 2005 but many figures/collectibles I spotted during your video were made as late as around the mid 2010s so I'm wondering if anyone in the family had picked up the collecting?
I agree. The Scooby van toy that had the Walmart clearance sticker is from recent years, way less than 15 years, more like less than 5. Walmart changed it's clearance tags to the one on that toy not many years ago and have altered them very little since then. Just my thoughts, but a lot of the items in this house looks newer. Even some of the food looks way less than 15 years old. I can't believe there hasn't been more mice issues and the like all over this house. Good video though.
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Thank you for being such wonderful and respectful explorers. I absolutely adore these kinds of videos you do and it fills me with such joy to be able to watch them super high res, thank you again for all the amazing work you do
@AbrahamLure I actually didn't end up going down. It smelt like water damage and the stairs were soggy so I thought it was not worth it. Definitely nightmare fuel 😂
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It is clear to me that the owner did not live under these cluttered conditions. The family cleared what was left out of the store and put it in the house to rot away. They do not care about any of it. I have bought and sold vintage toys and games over the last 26 years and it is terrible to let this stuff go to waste. If this were me I would do everything in my power to get a hold of the family and somehow buy and preserve this guys legacy.
What an amazing home and filled with Millions of dollars in toys, comic books, jewelry, vintage furniture, etc.! Oh how I would love to be hired to do the cleanout on this property♥ Thanks for a fabulous trip through the toy store♥
Man that is so sad to watch you going through someone property, & You should respect to the family. The boxes of toys in original package is worth a lot of money.. I'm very surprised that the house hasn't been vandalised to tell u the truth.. It's such a shame to see it going that way.. I've only started watching you're vidios ..
This is why I urge you to call the police and report these channel. These channel they always vandalize sh1t or take stuff off camera. It was proven on other videos and on the news. They're already doing illegal sh1t by tresspassing
No way…this is a sign that the house maintenance is in neglect. The owner would high ball the toy enthusiast buyer then move it all out then find out how much decay and rats are in home.
Those comic books alone are worth so much money!! Such a cool explore, really fun seeing all those old toys and in such perfect condition. I think this might be my favourite so far. And I have to say a class act on mentioning the disclaimer at the beginning. Great explore, thanks so much for the journey and stay safe :o)
They're not worth anything. There was a single "valuable" comic in there, which was a Thor #337, that almost certainly is mid-grade, meaning it's worth, at best, $40-$100, dependent entirely on condition. The rest is $1 bin fodder AT BEST. And certainly not after these people mangled them all.
@@timber72 Good...VERY Good. As REAL VALUE ISN'T in Reselling OTHERS Belongings!! It's in Cherishing Art & Reminiscing Nostalgia From Ones Youth! As Even Art & Stories Teach... Whereas Selling Things DON'T.
I watch a lot of abandoned exploring vids, and most of the channel owners say we put stuff back where we found it, and leave with respect etc I call absolute bullshit on that there’s no way you can go to these places and not take shit especially this one!
Either this guy didn't die in 2005 or someone else has been putting stuff in the house - half of the crap you're showing was released from 2006 - 2018.
Sorry to burst some bubbles, most everything I saw had minimal collector value. A few toys were desirable, all comics I saw you can find for $2-$5 in back issue bins all over America. The stiff in this house is barely worth the labor cost to remove and sell it. I'm a collector of these things, but having lived with a hoarder, I'd pass on this and go straight to the corner bar for a beer. The low valued common 90s junk isn't worth the stress and emotional anxiety of dealing with a hoarders pile. Shudder.
There was a box top from a 1970's Shogun Warriors Godzilla and possibly a Mazinga Shogun Warrior in one of the closets if the rest of the box and the actual Godzilla figure are there those go for crazy money these days.
@@SkyGod1964well I'd say I have come into hoards like this before as a building conrractor. Thought I could make a lot of money off the stuff on top of the job. Nope. It's exactly what the commenter said. Frustrating, stressful, and totally a waste of time.
*Definitely overwhelming but fascinating! I wonder what happened to his family, there was too much food and it did not look that old. Why did they leave everything behind? Where are those people? lol so many questions.*
My son would lose his mind in the house. He's a collector and collects pretty much all of that kind of stuff. He literally has boxes and boxes stacked to the ceiling with Comic Books alone. He has rubber maid containers filled ith collectable toys from the 80s up. He has rare books, comics, toys, you name it, he has it and if he saw that pile of toys and other things he'd spend hours picking through it for the undamaged items. It's such a shame because every time someone goes into the house and walks on these collectables and damages the boxes, or book covers it devalues them. How could they just dump all of it all over the house? I don't think this guy was a hoarder, I think he owned a Collectable Toy and Comic Book store and when he died they just cleaned it out and dumped it in the house for his family to sort out. So sad and tragic. Did they not know what they had there? And the house is huge and filled with beautiful art and antiques. The house is pretty much a gold mine waiting to be discovered by the right people. Come to think about it, you're like the Indiana Jones of abandoned houses filled ith untold riches. hahaha
Wow, awesome explore. Just my guess but this guy was OCD for sure but kept it together for most of his life. Most likely a family member passed away, probably his wife. Then his compulsion went out of control and he just filled the place, top to bottom. You can tell the house was nice and neat at one time. He didn’t even move things like his kids belongings before he started really hoarding. If he was that OCD I would say his kids probably had a miserable childhood which may be why none of them have gone through the house. Just my opinion. I know the urban explorers philosophy is “take only pictures, leave only footprints “ but with this house I would make an exception. I’d rather see someone cart it all away and sell it at a flea market than have it rot away but that’s just me. I respect your integrity. BTW even though you were super careful something in your video gave away the state and region the house is in. I won’t give it away. Again, probably one of the best explores I’ve watched. Thanks!
Also if family gets wind of all treasures inside they can sell or auction it off and live very comfortably and possibly dump sum money into restoration of the house keep the house within the family.
Young guys that don’t know anything about what they’re touching or destroying. The owners should’ve organized it, locked it up and placed cameras to monitor the place. Honestly you should be charged with trespassing if its owner/s are still alive.
I spotted a Wonder Woman movie doll so this house was abandoned pretty recently despite the toy store owner dying in 2005. I’m assuming the family kept his shop up for many more years until a few years ago. It’s sad because it looks like the family did just used this house as storage after the shop closed. As a toy/ comic collector there are a few items that can go up for a good price. The highest item worth $150. The amount of food is quite shocking. So in about five years this house became a toy storage and a food dump so fast. I hope the family does try to sell off the collectibles. They at least deserve a good home for a caring collector. This just made me put in my will to instruct what my family should do with my collection when I pass.
Pretty cool walk through guys. Thanks for sharing this. Honestly, I did not really see many valuable items. Most of the collectables he had were mass produced clearance items from stores. 20 years old is not really old in the collectable world. The comic books need to be in pristine condition to have value too. Most of those comics might be worth one dollar at best.
You mentioned he had a toy store. What comes to mind is he lost the lease on the store and thought to move all the inventory into his house until he found a now location but died before he could complete the project.
35:29 There's a vintage Star Wars Empire Strikes Back AT-AT box buried there. I'd be checking that to see if it's still sealed. If it is it's worth a fortune.
Wherever this house is located somebody needs to get in touch with the adult children of this man who owned this home to see if they would be willing to sell those collectibles and comics they don't deserve to just stay in a house and rot also i would think that the family of this man would want family photos and personal items that belonged to their dad i know i would if stuff belonged to my dad.
As a collector that was a hard watch seeing you walking over everything 🫣😩
Agreed, him standing on everything and throwing stuff was making me cringe!
As a collector you should be disgusted at the fact that those toys were abandoned they're going to sit in that house until the day the house gets tore down so does it really matter
Not too mention the handling of everything as well
dude, wtf
So much stuff just sitting there
But yeah real bad to see such old collector items seeing stepped on
Figuratively and literally
I had to cut this off after 2 minutes. Just watching all these collectibles being thrown around stepped on and devalued made my skin crawl.
You looser.
Me too haha!
I would have told no one, organized everything and slowly haul all of that out. -Just another Xennial
As a comic book fan the disregard for great comic books in great condition literally killed me
Love the respect you had by not giving any location information. I'm 53 and some of those toys and comics... damn they took me back! This was an awesome explore. Thank you!
Certainly a one in a lifetime type of place. Thanks Brad
I found the location just by different information he divulged. Another commenter read an article on the owner. Trust me if you know how to do a litte investigating and you have urbexed before, you can find these locations. Even a random person can. It’s why it makes me sad these are on UA-cam now. I explored back in the day before youtube, before it was called urbex, when it was for fun and nobody trashed and stole anything after we went in there. No one was vying for locations to make videos for clicks and views. I see so many of these places getting trashed within months of one “explorer” going into them. Often with $hit stolen. It just sucks for the respectable urbexers like him . When 20 “explorers” are in it for money, destruction and malicious intent.
I know right I'm also 53 and that place is amazing despite the one room with all the rotten food
I also am 53, but just a few things that took me back
I'm 45 and that brought back heaps of memories
This is the coolest abandoned house I have ever seen, ever! An absolute gold mine. Amazing!
The owner closed his toy and comic book store and used his house to store everything. They currently use that house for storage. Surprised the owners kids didnt catch you guys in the house but they dont come by there very often. The kids saved their dads collection after he passed. I live about 3 miles from the house and heard they locked the house down to prevent people from going back in it.
I saw some some young kids loading a truck full of toys and comics it's very much unlocked
@@jamesbond-db9fdthat's a felony, if they get caught or someone has surveillance footage on those streets they will go to jail for a long time.
@Mr.Gundam7 they don't. Unfortunately,
@@jamesbond-db9fd where is it located?
Link me up with the current owner. Would be very interested in purchasing everything.
Somebody needs to buy the salvage rights on that place. Those items need saving.
A comic book store owner would have a ball in there if they bought it
Screw that bro it’s been abandoned so as far as I’m concerned anyone should be able to take the collectables i so would if i ever came across a house like this that is abandoned!
@@joehuemmer2927 I don’t think it’s just free game like that, I’m sure there’s legalities involved
@@chloew5300 if it’s been abandoned and nobody wants to take responsibility for it all it’s no different than garbage really than and you don’t need to worry about legalities to pick abandoned garbage now do you! Lol 😂
@@joehuemmer2927 every business and residency can be consider private property whether covered in trash or not. Without permission, someone could still get trespassing charges regardless. Even if the place is abandoned, it could still be on private property. Which would still be considered stealing if anyone took anything. Probably why it’s still sitting there like it is. These guys had to get permission somehow to do so.
These videos are equally fascinating as they are sad. It reminds me how short our time is. This owner must've really loved his toy store.
Update: After reading the comments here I went back and watched the video again. It's definitely staged, not one lick of dust. None on anything in that house. I'm very surprised upon staging they didn't factor that into account.
Definitely
Must have loved his store more than his house
Must have been really hard on him to see it go.
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i believe they're scripted...no way the person leaves his stuff like that in the living room, on top of that...where's the dust??? this stuff should be super dusty.
The contents of this house needs to be saved!!!
Collectors watching this are jumping out of their skin right now!!!
I can’t believe how dry the interior of the house appears to be for being abandoned so long!
but go there and take it
@joseywilds3133 lol. ok, sure you are
@joseywilds3133 Got any proof of that hun?
Really enjoyed the video lots of gd toys and comics totaley blown away how much there was😅😅😅😅
there is absolutely no way there's just an open house full of vintage toys and etc that nobody has any claim over, how did the guys who made the video even come across this place? It's all fake, if you think these guys just found a treasure trove of artifacts and are walking around it for no reason you're crazy.
interesting to come back here now that the place is no more. it was recently sold in september and cleared out. everything that had not yet been stolen was tossed into dumpsters and hauled away. over the past two years of this place being known to explorers, nearly hundreds of people have been here, and have taken anything of value. the house will either be torn down and the land sold (its like 1.5 acres in a neighborhood that normally only has 0.5 acre lots) or the house renovated (doubtful). Thank you Dev for having this video up, it will now live on as a memory of the house that no longer is.
Yeah, that place was beyond renovation. It's too much of a health risk with all the open food, mold and animal disease. I've no doubt there were more than a few dead animals buried under all that crap.
How do you know what happened to this house and where this house was and what happened to all the stuff ? Just curious !
Oh, Well. The children owners adults. Lost a million dollars I guess they didn't care or were not smart at all. Ha ha!!!!
I just wanna go there and organize and curate everything. This whole house is a museum
The 18 inch he’ll boy goes for 500 on eBay 🤯
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The android suit is worth 750 on ebay
Some of those toys were produced within the last five to ten years. If the owner passed away in 2005 as you say, someone else has been adding to the collection since then. Cool video.
Examples? I didn't see anything from the last five to ten years.
@@McFarlaneDragonClan Mego Wizard of Oz 2-pack is an easily-spotted one. 2018 Target exclusive.
@@McFarlaneDragonClanhe mystery machine didn't come out too long ago I actually own that exact one ended up opening it though sadly 16:56
@@McFarlaneDragonClanThor: The Dark World came out in 2013. He had the toy Mjolnir.
A Boris and Julie Bell calendar from 2013 is on top of a stack right at the beginning.
I’m dying to know where the family is. At one time this was a happy place. Breaks my heart.
So sad I agree
Is this legal to show a family's house that you've entered without permission?
Anybody else get a little stressed at how they were just moving the comics around, dropping the boxes, and stepping on things? Devaluing items as we watched.
Yes it was making me nervous how they were walking on all those collectibles, the comics weren't chewed up that's amazing.
that playset w/ box is upwards of 3K holy moly.
Too bad its all decaying and exposed to chemicals, losing its value anyways 🙄
most of them had mold and crap..... friend got a storage locker from a family owned toy store. He still made money off of it but a lot stuff was yellowed several of the toy boxes had mold and rot on them
Bending those comics at the beginning pissed me off
I'm 36 years old. And I have seen so many videos on UA-cam. With abandoned houses, and mansions left to rot and decay full of furniture, antiques, and in this case thousands and thousands and thousands of vintage toys. I still can't understand why when a family member unfortunately passes away. Why the relatives can't have an estate sale or auction. To allow the persons belongings be enjoyed by others. Instead family members are lazy and allow these things to rot. And get moldy, and are so destroyed and devalued that no body can enjoy them now. These items pose a serious health risk
I agree. Wrap up the person's life and show respect to the life they had. Share their legacy and use the proceeds to help the cost of dealing with the estate. I don't get the total negligence on places like this. Glad it's being covered.
Not only was this man, a toy collector, he evidently was also a devout Catholic. I can tell he was a good man with a very eclectic taste in collectables. All of these items can be sold in an estate sale and funds to go to his estate to got to his heirs, family or even charity. Hoarding is a sign of nostalgia and deep emotional attachment to fond memories.
Hoarding can just as easily be a condition where there is an obsessive need to keep getting things to use later, or you like it. Something suddenly changes. My mother was becoming hoarder and even I was bad about it as I didn't care about cleaning so, more and more she got worse, I got worse. she didnt' care. my room was bad, the room with thedryer was half hoarded. the back half was unusable and the front half had a lot ont hte floor. Tables covered.. Stuff in bags behind couch and on cough. thrown in the side room (before my dad moved in and forced a cleanup, even with them divorced.) Dishes piled high. No one cared. I got my life better on track with therapy and medicine. She didn't. Our shed was completely the side of nearly a doublewide trailer and full of random stuff.
Don't assume it was just nostalgia and deep emotional attatchment, please. Many people need help.
They also said in the video animals have gotten to most of it, there are maggots and feces. Someone might want to take the time to clean it for themselves (or open the packaging for something to display) and it would be fine, but selling them even after cleaning the outsides?....eh...
@@KibaUrufuHoarding and Collecting are to me two entirely separate things or ideas. For me the hoarders I've seen have kept garbage, trash, moldy food and other items with no value to anyone BUT that person, where as collectors keep specific items and as said specific memories that are important and have impacted their lives. I may be wrong. Maybe my collections of Hot Wheels, Marvel Legends, and Star Wars action figures have made me a plastic and Die-Cast hoarder?
@@EdsterIIIthe hoarding mental illness comes in two types: the hoarding as described by the boy which occurs in his mother's house; and the collector: this one also accumulates but we don't see dirt. everything is organized and cataloged by the person but it is clear that at some point it is not nostalgic but a mental disorder. I understood your comment and I agree in parts. the beginning of this owner may have been nostalgia and over time it turned into accumulation.
Yes, you are a hoarder and so am I. You don’t need to be a disgusting hoarder to be a “hoarder.” There are neat-freak hoarders who keep everything organized but still I am a horde and so are you lol. There comes a time when you acquire too much, just for the sake of acquiring and then at that point it’s time to move on and sell off a portion of it. But chances are you probably have way too many marvel legends or hot wheels than you actually want or need.
@@MrDream-zm1pwI agree with you, I’m in the neat freak hoarder category, I hate when people label hoarders as disgusting, lazy and dirty.
There are collectibles and memories some people like to keep.
@15:09 "These are in great condition"...proceeds to fold comics and add spine creases 😁
Ugh I know right 😢
they lay there for years, don't worry, it's just some printed paper man
Yup ! What He Said ...
This was a very fascinating experience to see. This man that collected all of this stuff and toys, probably had big plans for it. But you don't live forever even though we try. This man did not have a will or it may have been contested or money owed to debt. I'm sure he was waiting for the collections to have more value, and his time just ran out. What a waste! Anyway, Thank you guys for the opportunity to see this place. You rock!
I like your comment but it's not a waste.
@tylerm0089
I never said it was a waste! Listen to what you're reading. My point was that the collector may have run out of time to sell all of this .
I just want to say buddy if your going to go in a person's house and dig like that please just dont step on it and grab it like a toddler there could be one book under your foot worth 180,000 bucks no way of knowing whats in their and what you and him damaged just by going through the pile of books like you did. Enough with hating on you for the lack luster of care but still love watching the walk through one of the things I live doing is walking in a abandoned house before its been ram sacked
Hard to believe but if he had 6 kids, this place may be still in probate court. Sad. And you and your friend stepping on things worth money….OMG. Incredible house!
Vintage manga is rare and highly sought after. This place needs a rescue, the stuff inside is TOO GOOD.
Yup ! What She Said ...
Nice presentation. Years ago, I worked at Toys R Us building bikes. Took home a lot of red tag discounted toys. That place is a goldmine.
A group of collectors should buy those stuffs it's kinda sad to see those toys and comics slowly getting ruined in that abandoned house
A team really needs to go through this house and save what can be sold and trash the rest. The house looks like it's in perfectly good condition for the most part.
ok, im sorry, i enjoy your videos, but i keep reading people saying how respectful you are. stepping all over a mans belongings, not recognising that hoarding is an actual mental illness and making fun of it, rummaging through his personal letters, not blurring out the photos left there, ... its really not respectful, dude
I was wondering the same, they’re stepping on everything, and making fun of a sad situation
Anyone else die a little as he thumbed the stacks of comic books like playing cards, creasing the spines lol
I was cringing so hard.
Guys a knob
I'm not even a comic collector an it drove me nuts watching him bend stuff an pick it up like he's never touched a comic before.
I showed my husband your explore as I’ve been a huge fan of you and urbex and chill for many years! The next day your NY POST article came across his news feed!! Congrats that’s very cool. 👍👍 you guys are the best!! I truly hope the integrity is preserved and the family can someday do what they need to do with the contents in a stress free way so that they might recoup some $$ while respectful collectors enjoy these items safely.
I read an article on the New York Post about this and it both blew my mind and made me really sad. The owner was a legend man. This is just… wow.
Let’s get this place made into a historic site- the collection alone should make that possible. Holy crap man that’s insane.
It has to meet certain criteria to be historic site. Built in 1960s is not that old. Maybe it has a historic story behind it though.
Where is it exactly?
@@sw8330GKEEPERI wish I knew
Historic bio hazard...do u know how filthy that place is and everything in it is SOAKED beyond fixing with roach urine and rat feces. One item from that cesspool would stink your entire room up
I would have told no one, organized everything and slowly haul all of that out. -Just another Xennial
This is the proof that when you leave this world the materials you have, will be left here in this world and you cannot take them with you. Better do good things my friends.
This is so sad to me that someone must’ve worked a lot to collect all of that stuff and it’s just sitting there to rot.
Wasted money is what that is on self while civilization declines
@@salookie8000It's NOT wasted. Not at all. Those items meant a great deal to someone at one point in time. They treasured these items and they had a special meaning to them. Collections are never a waste to somebody. Some people may see it as a waste but those of us who grew up with these items, played with these items, watched them on television shows, we love these toys. They mean more than just waste or trash. They are living history and a vital part of our lives or someone's life.
@@EdsterIII im more concerned about that person’s mental state than their stuff. Not a normal home. Can barely walk in it to eat or sleep with family
I'm surprised all that stuff has not been stolen. I'm not even sure it's theft if no one owns it anymore, and no one is there to claim it, did he have no family, very sad
@@salookie8000 yeah, toys and comics aside, he was a hoarder of anything and everything, cheap plastic jewelry, bits and bobs, food, sealed and unsealed. There were shopping bags of food just piled up in his daughter's bedroom.
I want to buy this house as-is and restore it back to its former glory. I'm a total geek and I'm fairly certain I could pay for the house several times over with the stuff inside, although that Beetlejuice cookie jar and all the Star Wars stuff would be mine. I'm obsessed with the wallpaper and all the MCM fixtures in the home. It makes me tear up to think someone might eventually buy that home and take out all that character, turning it into another white and gray cookie-cutter "modern farmhouse" design.
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This home would be so much fun to clean out. There is just so much to see. There may not be items that are worth alot of money but there are collectors that would still buy many of those items. There is so many unseen items that may be buried within those rooms that may be worth alot. Pretty cool find!
It's always eerie to see old pictures sitting around of the people that lived in these houses! Like a ghost.
Wow out of all the rooms in that house and the garage is the cleanest, that’s usually the one that goes first! I had a friend in high school who’s parents house was just like that and they still live there, I don’t know if they cleaned it up but they would go to auctions but things and throw it in a pile in the house, there was only a single path to get through the house, people really do live like this and it’s crazy!
What is really frightening is just how easy a collection can get out of hand, my father sold off his main business in the early 80s and all his remaining equipment was put in the first floor apartment where it sits to this day. Family can't agree on what to get rid of or who gets which items. (All kinds of Coney island items ) top it off with my comic collection (approx85,000), a ton of Mopar parts for numerous car restorations and everything else that we all collected overtime...
Now my own grown kids don't want to set foot inside that house, neither apartment collects rent, bills have to be paid and siblings just keep storing there own collections in different parts of the house.
Just goes to show how even the best intentions could go south. Even selling on Feebay for over 20 years now barely made a dent in my own collection. To properly sort and liquidate that house in the video Will be a major undertaking.
Most hoarders hoard garbage. At least this guy stored stuff of value. He may have had a collectables store at one time, and when it closed, he stored the stuff in his house.
That is not a hoarder. This house is most likely tied up in court. When they come across this video, there will be police involved for sure. One of my favorite UA-camrs went to jail for less than what I saw in this video. Since 2020 too many people have flooded youtube. Too many doing the same thing, most have no respect for what they are looking at and have no knowledge about the buildings, or history. Just want to make big $$$. I know a couple of UA-camrs that spray paint and break things and tell everyone they only leave footprints. In this case, footprints are going way too far.
Most of that stuff has zero collectible value tbh. There might be some money in the comics, depending on what print edition they are. Imo, this guy had a buying compulsion in addition to being a hoarder.
@@EXTEZZEE I get you may be upset to see him rummaging through a lot of valuables, but the chances of someone coming to rescue this stuff is low. At least he's giving life to what's left behind by showing it to us. Within a few years, this house will become more decayed and all of this stuff will likely become ruined with water damage and mold. This house has been sitting like this for so many years and if it's tied up in court, it probably will be until it's too late. I have family who are fighting over a deceased relatives bank account and they have been doing so for about 30 years. That kind of battle can go on forever, sadly. Everything in the house will be destroyed sooner or later. He definitely could have been more careful with stepping all over stuff, but he's not trying to be disrespectful.
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@@wasabi1787 Fact. It's mostly mass produced stuff from the 90's and early 2000's. There may be a few odds and ends that are worth decent money, but 95% it isn't. It will cost more to clear that place out than you could make selling the contents.
Wow, the most amazing abandoned hoarder collection of all time
Omg im late to the show but being a vintage toy collector this video nearly made me cry 😢 lol what an amazing location. Im going to guess since this video dropped the place has been raided by collectors and emptied out.
Wow, crazy to see all those rotting away, some cool stuff in there. But someone has been adding to it if he passed away in 2005, that Thor toy is from around 2010/2011 at earliest.
That's a good observation, I think a family member might be just using the he hous to pile things in.
That marvel world boardgame you left to rot away, is worth thousands complete in decent condition like that! Its one of the rarest boardgames you can find, Its a collectors dream to own it! If it was me I wouldnt have uploaded this video!
You would have stolen from a veteran? 🤢
@@Kaiser6376 It's sitting there rotting...why the fuck not?
@@Kaiser6376 yes
@@Kaiser6376 A dead veteran? You're goddamn right, it's just sitting there until the elements destroy it. What's the point?
@@morganbartlett7031 Yup ! What He Said ... Take it .. or it will just rot ..
While the collectibles and action figures might fetch $$ on eBay or collectible sites, the comics are worthless from what I've seen. I was a huge collector in the 80s-90s and recognize many of the comic books shown.
Fantastic video. One of the best, if not THE best exploration videos you have done.
Yes, the vast majority of those comics are mid-grade, mishandled common 80s and 90s books.
There were some good keys in there.
The Michelangelo is the real deal hanging up in that house
I’ve been collecting comics and toys for over 40 years. Keen eyes will notice some old comic retailer bags from the 80’s (featuring Marvel Masterworks) as well as Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 (1st appearance of Bane) and Thor #337 (1st Appearance of Beta Ray Bill but the real treasure I saw is the Amsco MARVEL WORLD ADVENTURE PLAYSET towards the end of the video in the upstairs. It appears to be displayed on its original box. That piece alone is a grail with high grade complete boxed examples selling for thousands of dollars. Honorable mention to the box with the toy guns…that box was filled with Marvel and DC oversized treasury editions! Not terribly valuable but still pretty neat.
You missed the AT-AT Walker still in the box.
Lots of nice things there but if this is an abandoned house how did they get in? Break and enter is not legal. Where is this guys family? Not a lot of care taken when handling items
So many of those things you picked up and showed us sell for at least $80 a piece on eBay. I bet there's some valuable comics buried somewhere in there, too. None of that stuff appeals to me, but if he had vintage Lego sets I'd be trying to dox the location of this house, haha
It's a shame all that good stuff going to waste
Hoping his family will come back and get your stuff it's worth lots of money
You would think at least one of his five children would salvage all of that?
Maybe tried before, but got overwhelmed? and now the decay of the home, too.
Yes, hopefully good thing's can come about with rare toy's like that+
still though, ya know?
There is money in there, but it's gonna be a grind. Time Vs Money will always be the greatest heavyweight bout of them all.
We have been moving it as fast as we can. We don't live in the same city. These guys just break into houses and family members have no idea they are in there. The police have been contacted. There is also abestos in the home so we have to suit up to go in.
@@CoreyInCreamCity Are you kidding me?? Collectors would eat all of that up with a spoon and ask for seconds!
I'm a huge collector and a lot of this stuff is newer but that's still. But it's also so sad to see you walking through their you need to have someone with you that has some of the stuff there is garbage but a few things that I saw you grab is treasure.
Hi Devin, coming from someone who had to move out of a repossessed house and lost a ton of their childhood books and toys, I really appreciate how you take time to respect and admire the house and its belongings. If someone took a video like this of my childhood home I would be overjoyed to see it!
Some of you need to relax in the comment section, clearly his own family didn’t care about the stuff or they would’ve done something with it. Don’t accuse someone of stealing when you truthfully have no idea. Devon is very respectful in his videos, he’s gone and cleaned up abandoned and vandalized places. You people are just jealous you didn’t come across it and you know you would’ve stolen the stuff
Is it legal to enter then show the world the valuable things in it?
Id be renting a uhaul
It is sad to see all that stuff left behind. A lot of those things remind me of my childhood. That place is a gold mine for collectors. If the stuff has value for the comics and toys.
As a person who is into comics and stuff I can tell you some of the comics in there are worth very little but I did see one that was about $25 . As for the toys some of that is worth hundreds and some of that stuff I have in my collection. The Addams family cereal is from 1991 the year the movie came out . Some of the art on the walls is also worth a lot of money . It's clear that guy had some kind of mental breakdown and that triggered his need to hoard . If the family knows about that place they need to hire someone to get in there and clean up and inventory that stuff before the wild animals or mold destroys it .
I would offer to clean the place up for content if family members still own it. If back taxes are owed one can buy the house as is for back taxes. Would have to figure out if house is worth it and fixable for value. I do know we bought the Scooby Doo van last year for Grandson and paid $54 dollars.
He knew Neo's name, but he didn't see Trinity's name that was on the box😂😂
@@Cheetoluv Why does it have to be for content? Won't do it just to be a nice person?
Greed and clout. lol
Great great video as always. It's a real shame too see all those toys doing no good in that house. I'm an avid toy collector.
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I feel like all these toys were planted in the house cause there’s no dust on them whatsoever and all the books and comic books are way too organized
@@CarlyCatharsisflea markets have become just as bad as eBay these days. So many people believe that just because a toy is older it must be worth something. This is especially true when it comes to Hot Wheels and Matchbox diecast. I see so many that are worth only a buck or two with asking prices of $20 on them.
@13:55 there is a spaceship Yamamoto in the background if that is inside the box I believe that’s a $5000 toy item
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I'm in love with the painting. Such a cool video ❤ they used to make grape pop tarts, which were my favorite
That Beetlejuice cookie jar was pretty neat. I liked the patriotic wallpaper and the wall mural as well. I also appreciated the Scooby Doo memorabilia. I noticed a RoboCop action figure that I wish you had picked up for closer inspection. Thanks for the tour!
This was a hard one to watch. I want to clean out this house soooo bad! So many cool things in there. Someone should offer the bank or whoever owns it now a flat amount & then clean it out & donate & sell everything they can. I even love some of the furniture in there. Takes me back. I hope someone does something with it soon. I almost couldn’t finish watching because seeing everything in there. I want to save it all! 😂🤪🤪
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Thanks Dev! I will never understand why you don't have a couple million subs, you are the most respectful doing what you do.
I know right, it’s always the stupid channels that get millions of subs. Never understood it. And the ones that have really good vids get screwed.
Bros of Decay are super respectful aswell 😊
Looking at the Kaybee toys stickers makes me think of all the companies and stores that are gone now , it's incredible what's went out of business since I left high school in the late 90's
basement looks really creepy. enjoyed watching you guys explore this gem house. I wonder what happened to this family. be careful and thanks for sharing this exploration with your fans
Such a brilliant explore, as a collector of vintage and modern toys/collectibles myself and a big fan of your work, I could not believe some of the stuff I was seeing in this house! I just hope for the property owner that the place is kept under raps from thieves and disrespectful people! Top explore tho dude, always appreciate the videos! ✌🏻🙌🏻🔥
💯% EXACTLY with You!!
Such a great find despite its condition. You could spend weeks looking at everything in it 😮
This video felt like a trip down memory lane. My favorite pop tart is brown sugar. I wonder if any family members will come by to claim some of the things left behind.
Hey just came across this posting and have to say a pretty good job in showing alot of stuff 👍👍👍👍.
Have a Question on what was left in the home toy wise. From your viewing I didn't see any Hot Wheels cars track or anything like that there, Was there anything of Hot Wheels..?? They are just as collectable as well as what was shown, I know that because I collect Hot Wheels myself and have roughly 30-40ft of track with battery powered boosters and at times I break it out a play and I'm in my 50's but do collect them and some almost as old as me still in there original blister pack and no bent card stock on them. I'm surprised that son's daughter's or grand children haven't done something with the home and contents by now something isn't right about that with all that's left behind.
Would or could you make a return to this location again n maybe do peek into Basement and attic but don't at any risk to yourself..??
👍👍👍👍👍's up to ya on the posting 😎🍻✌️👋
Imagine a beloved family member dies and you inherit the house, or maybe you bought it at a tax sale, then one day you see that a bunch of degenerate 20 something year olds have broken in your house to “explore”. 🤦♂️
Imagine leaving a perfectly good home to rot when people are living on the streets. It’s a disgusting way to leave a place and with all the rotting food it’s a health hazard. Completely irresponsible. If they cared it would have been cleared out a long time ago.
Hmm I hear that you mentioned the owner of this house passed away in 2005 but many figures/collectibles I spotted during your video were made as late as around the mid 2010s so I'm wondering if anyone in the family had picked up the collecting?
I agree. The Scooby van toy that had the Walmart clearance sticker is from recent years, way less than 15 years, more like less than 5. Walmart changed it's clearance tags to the one on that toy not many years ago and have altered them very little since then. Just my thoughts, but a lot of the items in this house looks newer. Even some of the food looks way less than 15 years old. I can't believe there hasn't been more mice issues and the like all over this house. Good video though.
Its amazing what can be left behind and their family and friends don't cares to take it or sell it! And it hasn't been looted either, crazy!
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Thank you for being such wonderful and respectful explorers. I absolutely adore these kinds of videos you do and it fills me with such joy to be able to watch them super high res, thank you again for all the amazing work you do
Thank you for your equally thoughtful words !
@@DarkExploration Did you end up exploring the terrifying basement? I've never seen such haunted looking set of stairs lol
@AbrahamLure I actually didn't end up going down. It smelt like water damage and the stairs were soggy so I thought it was not worth it. Definitely nightmare fuel 😂
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Surely what they are doing is illegal not to mention insensitive. They should be reported to the police.
There's chairs and a bar. That must be where they sat and ate. W0W did not know
It is clear to me that the owner did not live under these cluttered conditions. The family cleared what was left out of the store and put it in the house to rot away. They do not care about any of it. I have bought and sold vintage toys and games over the last 26 years and it is terrible to let this stuff go to waste. If this were me I would do everything in my power to get a hold of the family and somehow buy and preserve this guys legacy.
What an amazing home and filled with Millions of dollars in toys, comic books, jewelry, vintage furniture, etc.! Oh how I would love to be hired to do the cleanout on this property♥ Thanks for a fabulous trip through the toy store♥
Enjoyed the video. Glad you were able to see it all before someone steals it 👍
Omg, I´m shaking............for me it´s kinda archiological Findings...... very nice!!!
Man that is so sad to watch you going through someone property, & You should respect to the family. The boxes of toys in original package is worth a lot of money.. I'm very surprised that the house hasn't been vandalised to tell u the truth.. It's such a shame to see it going that way.. I've only started watching you're vidios ..
Ye do you really really think they won't take any I think not sad
This is why I urge you to call the police and report these channel. These channel they always vandalize sh1t or take stuff off camera. It was proven on other videos and on the news. They're already doing illegal sh1t by tresspassing
@@marksteane4269 Especially that pile of cash
I am insanely jealous of you for getting to go through that house. That’s a goddamn treasure trove for me
More like plastic junk for some normal men. God is supreme!!
but go there than and take it
@@StrawberryCream78 absoLukely! I’d back a uhaul right up to the front door
Where is it illl go tomorrow
That's an easy money flip fr 😂 easy sports car fr 😂
Someone needs to try to buy this house just for the stuff inside. 😮
No way…this is a sign that the house maintenance is in neglect. The owner would high ball the toy enthusiast buyer then move it all out then find out how much decay and rats are in home.
Those comic books alone are worth so much money!! Such a cool explore, really fun seeing all those old toys and in such perfect condition. I think this might be my favourite so far. And I have to say a class act on mentioning the disclaimer at the beginning. Great explore, thanks so much for the journey and stay safe :o)
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They're not worth anything. There was a single "valuable" comic in there, which was a Thor #337, that almost certainly is mid-grade, meaning it's worth, at best, $40-$100, dependent entirely on condition.
The rest is $1 bin fodder AT BEST. And certainly not after these people mangled them all.
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I watch a lot of abandoned exploring vids, and most of the channel owners say we put stuff back where we found it, and leave with respect etc I call absolute bullshit on that there’s no way you can go to these places and not take shit especially this one!
Either this guy didn't die in 2005 or someone else has been putting stuff in the house - half of the crap you're showing was released from 2006 - 2018.
Sorry to burst some bubbles, most everything I saw had minimal collector value. A few toys were desirable, all comics I saw you can find for $2-$5 in back issue bins all over America. The stiff in this house is barely worth the labor cost to remove and sell it. I'm a collector of these things, but having lived with a hoarder, I'd pass on this and go straight to the corner bar for a beer. The low valued common 90s junk isn't worth the stress and emotional anxiety of dealing with a hoarders pile. Shudder.
Value of an item is very subjective. Who died and made you the expert. Pfffttttt!
There was a box top from a 1970's Shogun Warriors Godzilla and possibly a Mazinga Shogun Warrior in one of the closets if the rest of the box and the actual Godzilla figure are there those go for crazy money these days.
Dude your dumb. $50-500 value items all over in there
@@SkyGod1964well I'd say I have come into hoards like this before as a building conrractor. Thought I could make a lot of money off the stuff on top of the job. Nope. It's exactly what the commenter said. Frustrating, stressful, and totally a waste of time.
We see only what’s on top, who knows what comics are underneath for example.
*Definitely overwhelming but fascinating! I wonder what happened to his family, there was too much food and it did not look that old. Why did they leave everything behind? Where are those people? lol so many questions.*
Several people have mentioned something about it on the New York times are the New York Post I haven't saw the story myself
My son would lose his mind in the house. He's a collector and collects pretty much all of that kind of stuff. He literally has boxes and boxes stacked to the ceiling with Comic Books alone. He has rubber maid containers filled ith collectable toys from the 80s up. He has rare books, comics, toys, you name it, he has it and if he saw that pile of toys and other things he'd spend hours picking through it for the undamaged items. It's such a shame because every time someone goes into the house and walks on these collectables and damages the boxes, or book covers it devalues them. How could they just dump all of it all over the house? I don't think this guy was a hoarder, I think he owned a Collectable Toy and Comic Book store and when he died they just cleaned it out and dumped it in the house for his family to sort out. So sad and tragic. Did they not know what they had there? And the house is huge and filled with beautiful art and antiques. The house is pretty much a gold mine waiting to be discovered by the right people. Come to think about it, you're like the Indiana Jones of abandoned houses filled ith untold riches. hahaha
3:09 On ebay that's $55.00 ................Oh. And +$251.91 shipping.
So respectful! I really wish more people had the integrity you do when doing these explorations. Well done!
Wow, awesome explore. Just my guess but this guy was OCD for sure but kept it together for most of his life. Most likely a family member passed away, probably his wife. Then his compulsion went out of control and he just filled the place, top to bottom. You can tell the house was nice and neat at one time. He didn’t even move things like his kids belongings before he started really hoarding. If he was that OCD I would say his kids probably had a miserable childhood which may be why none of them have gone through the house. Just my opinion. I know the urban explorers philosophy is “take only pictures, leave only footprints “ but with this house I would make an exception. I’d rather see someone cart it all away and sell it at a flea market than have it rot away but that’s just me. I respect your integrity. BTW even though you were super careful something in your video gave away the state and region the house is in. I won’t give it away. Again, probably one of the best explores I’ve watched. Thanks!
I wish I was there I'd buy that house in a heart beat
Also if family gets wind of all treasures inside they can sell or auction it off and live very comfortably and possibly dump sum money into restoration of the house keep the house within the family.
Young guys that don’t know anything about what they’re touching or destroying. The owners should’ve organized it, locked it up and placed cameras to monitor the place. Honestly you should be charged with trespassing if its owner/s are still alive.
As a collector im seeing so much i would love to just grab abd bring home 😂 so much goodness
I’d load up a u haul with all those toys 😂😂😂 wow what a find ❤ sad because some collectors would just die to get this stuff
they almost certainly died and thats why they lost it.
😂😂😂 Certainly not worth a felony to get a breaking and entering and theft for some toys that MAY be worth something (bail) in the end though! 😂😂😂
@@cIeetzHe did die and no one wanted to deal with it. Very sad!
@@sunshinesunflowers721 The owner died, it’s obvious the family that are currently living don’t give a shit about it, it’s fair game😂.
Let’s find it and save those toys
I'm speechless! I am surprised his family and relatives did not claim his possessions
They are rich and live in California they left years ago
This was a great explore! Worth waiting for! Thanks for taking us along
I spotted a Wonder Woman movie doll so this house was abandoned pretty recently despite the toy store owner dying in 2005. I’m assuming the family kept his shop up for many more years until a few years ago. It’s sad because it looks like the family did just used this house as storage after the shop closed. As a toy/ comic collector there are a few items that can go up for a good price. The highest item worth $150.
The amount of food is quite shocking. So in about five years this house became a toy storage and a food dump so fast. I hope the family does try to sell off the collectibles. They at least deserve a good home for a caring collector. This just made me put in my will to instruct what my family should do with my collection when I pass.
If I was there, consequences be damned, the Millennium Falcon Transformer is coming home with me
The furniture is so pretty. I’m confused as to who gets all the stuff and how you guys were able to get inside.
I would absolutely take some of that stuff home.
which makes you- a colossal schmuck...
Pretty cool walk through guys. Thanks for sharing this.
Honestly, I did not really see many valuable items. Most of the collectables he had were mass produced clearance items from stores. 20 years old is not really old in the collectable world. The comic books need to be in pristine condition to have value too. Most of those comics might be worth one dollar at best.
This one killed me ! I almost had to turn it off , lol.. I kept yelling at the TV !!! Nice find !!!
You mentioned he had a toy store. What comes to mind is he lost the lease on the store and thought to move all the inventory into his house until he found a now location but died before he could complete the project.
35:29 There's a vintage Star Wars Empire Strikes Back AT-AT box buried there. I'd be checking that to see if it's still sealed. If it is it's worth a fortune.
Wherever this house is located somebody needs to get in touch with the adult children of this man who owned this home to see if they would be willing to sell those collectibles and comics they don't deserve to just stay in a house and rot also i would think that the family of this man would want family photos and personal items that belonged to their dad i know i would if stuff belonged to my dad.