Baseball Cards at Olde Factory & Crafts, an Antique Mall in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- In this video I give a tour of all the baseball cards (and sports cards) I found at Olde Factory Antiques & Crafts, an antique mall in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, located between Harrisburg and Hershey. Also took some footage of some classic Tonka toys. Thanks for watching! Beep Beep!
Olde Factory's Facebook page:
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beep beep fun video
Thanks! Much appreciated!
Just saw this 4 days after it was out..nice video anyway.
Thanks! Much appreciated. I haven't been posting as much lately due to being generally more busy than usual.
Beep Beep. Some nice cards but a little High!
Yep, they were a bit high. Thanks for watching! Beep Beep!
Is Hummelstown where they make all those figurines? The Simpsons spoofed it on a classic episode, though they didn't call it Hummelstown. Thanks for filming that one overpriced case. It really is nice to view such a display at one's leisure. The REDUCED price for Donruss 1991 rack is $3? I would've shuddered at the original price. I admit, as we've discussed, that for younger folks, material that's over 30 years old is vintage from their perspective. Plus they don't have to pay shipping. (I should've bought 1972 wax when they were $10 apiece.) I don't know much about Tonka, but they seem to have some collectible interest. I never heard of a dog show where the dog has to run after something. I hope the heat wasn't too much for Cody. Beep beep!
I thought those figurines were made in Germany, but I'm not really sure. I agree. The vintage definition seems to be a moving target and it varies from collectible to collectible. Personally I think of 1980 and backwards as vintage. When I was kid, I think vintage was from 1959 backwards. The lure-chasing shows are called Fast CAT (coursing ability test). The dog chases a lure hooked up to a line (the lure is usually a bunch of plastic bags) for 100 yards. They need to complete it and are timed in order to get points. It's fun, especially for dogs that like to run or chase things. It was a cloudy day for Cody, so it wasn't that hot. Thanks as always for the interesting comments. Much appreciated. Beep Beep!
The seller that has the nice display case always makes prices 3x their value and then gives like a 20 or 30 percent discount...Oldest trick in the book, but not sure anyone is falling for it. I used to stop in to Old Factory all the time, but stopped looking at this case all together due to the ridiculous prices. I get the impression this is more about the seller showing off their collection, than actually wanting to sell cards.
Those are some great points. Thanks for the comments and watching! Much appreciated!