I appreciate your approach so much! You are so open and welcoming to everyone and non-judgmental. That's how we keep the love of vintage and antique alive and thriving!
You are so right. I love the way George is instructive, while still adding, “They’re charging the right price for that” even though he’s not going to take it
I was just talking about those klacker ball things yesterday. How painful they were! We used to show goats at the state fair in Puyallup, yes, I was an award-winning goat showing 5 year old, and they used to give those klackers out as fair prizes for games. We showed goats all over the state, and I slept in the pen with my Melissa. So we played a lot of those fair games, and we all had huge bruised lumps all over our bodies from trying to master the klackers. And of course, my big brothers using them as flying weapons. Good times, good times. #1974
The tradition of buying your kids a car at the grocery store for being good has carried on! My boys are 14 and 17 and I always did that for them when they were little 😃 It is so fun to know that people have been doing that for many many years!
I really like how you tell a story about all the "goodies" I have several lawn dart sets, we used to host a summertime lawn dart tournament. Thanks for what you do.
Wow!! Growing up is kids (ages 10-18), we played Jarts at all our huge family camp outs! I don’t remember anyone getting hurt, but of course, we were cautioned and supervised!! We also played a game we called “Stretch”! We each started the game by facing each other, get together, standing straight. We had an open scout knife, and reached out to the other person’s side, left or right, and threw the knife into the ground hard enough for it to stick. Wherever the knife stuck in the ground, your opponent had to stretch their leg out to the knife, and get their turn. We took turns sticking the knife in the ground until the opponent stretched so far, they fell over. Of course, the blade of the knife was in the ground. No one ever got hurt!! Again, we were well surprised, and it was loads of fun!! We were great kids in the 60’s, but once again, well supervised and incredibly loved!! 🥰😃❤️. Lots of great memories!!
The neighbor kids all wanted to play Jarts, but their parents took them away ("they're dangerous!") so they invented a version of 'Stretch' using a screwdriver...which ended up planted in the forehead of one of the neighbor boys.
Ha! Jarts and Clackers, I had them both. I think the reason you aren't very good with clackers is because you're not doing it right. You don't swing them back and forth or whirl them over your head. You bounce your hand up and down until they each swing to the opposite side and clack back together. Then when you get good at that you start going faster and they swing all the way up and clack at the top too. Which is why they were banned, because every parent wants glass balls clashing together at high speeds inches from their children's faces. It's a miracle any of us survived.
😂😂😂😂! George, we used to camp as a huge family group all summer back in the ‘60’s! We had a couple of sets, and we had tournaments, as teenagers, for hours next to each others groups! Of course, we were always supervised, but we were also really responsible young ppl, who were aware of the danger of them! Thanks for bringing back great memories!!!
Very interesting about the Bimini Lampwork, I always have assumed those things were made in glass blowing kiosks at the mall. And my grandparents totally had the Jarts for us grandkids but we never got hurt. Funny we never did dumb things with Jarts like we did with other things. LOL.
Being in antiques and vintage has exposed me to a lot of things from around the world, which makes me feel like I want to know more about it! I'll try to keep reflecting on how things are beyond our borders
George, You have the knack of bringing back my childhood with things I had forgotten about! How did we not poke out our eyes with jarts and chipping clacker balls? Anyone remember mood rings and poison rings from the 1970s? I wonder if they are still around.
Loved seeing the Jarts, and the Clackers. Can't tell you how many times I conked myself in the head with those!! I truly think we were tougher back in the day lol the wall pocket with the bird and the bow was sweet, and the rhinestone "Juliana"? pin was beautiful....I love vintage rhinestone pins, to me, they are miniature works of art. If the colors are right, I can forgive a missing rhinestone or two.
Had to laugh, yes I've been whacked with many a "Clacker," I would rap the heck out of my knuckles too! We were far tougher and work physically harder too! Canada, 🍁
Hi George, I have a set of Jarts too! I can't quite bring myself to sell them yet. I also had a pair of clackers but they were stolen out of my office at work about 10 years ago. :( I mean, who would think to steal a pair of clackers out of a grown woman's desk? Anyways, loved your video!
I loved my clackers, I don’t remember getting hurt. They disappeared somehow! I just acquired my husband’s from when he was a kid! They are missing the ring, but that’s ok. I love them! My cat hates them though. So I have to keep my clacking to a minimum. You make a really interesting video.
Your such a wealth of knowledge. You should go on jeopardy. I swear you’d win. Thanks for sharing all your treasures and keeping us up on our stuff. Your the best ❤
George I think I have a Juliana brooch, I hope I spelled that right. Since I'm not selling right now but due to an illness I want these out in the Market at the same time that they're popular and you seem to be doing very well so I'm going to send it to you if I can find out how to also send the clock that I promised you and some other items that you have to identify for me their man things that were back in the early 1900s I believe that will be awesome for your collection I hope that you will be as happy with him as I am as soon as I can get to the post office I will get them out. I just love watching your videos they're so informative and lovely to watch.
I meant to add you may display them for your own collection if you want them otherwise let me know we may pass them on or just tell me what I should do with these items. I appreciate you so much!
Hello there! I am sorry it took so long to respond, I hope you are feeling a bit better. I would be very happy to sell the pieces for you and I always split with the people who send me such nice things, so if you still have them and are intreested let me know! Best wishes and I hope things improve for you
I would love to go antiquing with you!! You are so much fun and such great information. If you’re ever in any New York area, I could show you lots of great places.
That Roseville Moss planter is beautiful!! Have never seen that! Also those clackers!!! I had those in my day-and they hurt if you didn't get the rhythm down! hahaha
Clackers I remember them, had the Glass ones, my dad took them and threw them away.... The acrylic ones still chipped, my wrists were bruised until I finally got it right!
Omg, this was the best haul I've ever seen. I collected Tiffin glass and had and have a bunch. I sold all my watermelon glass in the early 2000 when the prices were awesome. I love your stories. I add stories to my price tags on merchandise in my booth. I appreciate your comment about Roseville. It baffles me that people can't tell the difference between the real thing and the fakes. Well, I guess you have to see the real thing a few times. Omg, fabulous chenille. I sold one of those 20 years ago! Mine wasn't fitted at the corners. Loved the vintage toys too. Geez!!! Thank you. I'll have to check these out! I think I'll have to watch this again!! Bye for now.
Thank you! Yes, the prices were so high on watermelon then, it's interesting to watch them start to be noticed once more. Stories sell merchandise so I imagine you do well!
I remember collecting all sorts of Esso tiger stuff in the U.K. when I was a child - stickers etc in the 1960s and got very excited when we went with the car and caravan to France for the first time and found Tiger stuff there too I had a sticker which said ‘oui au tigre’ which I was proud of !
Oh, how fun! I recall seeing that in Canada, now that you think of it. I like anything Esso, it seemed exotic to me because it was European (I lived out west)
Loved this video. This was very helpful! I am interested in the print. The best video I have seen on shipping art is by the Auction Professor. I do have trouble navigating the auction world but I know I can do it.
Just watching this today. How did you fare on Ebay with the Jarts. They pulled mine saying it was illegal to sell them. People would list just the box and the buyer would write and ask if there was a gift included in the box.LOL I ended up selling two "empty Boxes" until they caught on.
I just bought your dramady earrings, but... Those CLACKERS: You need to bounce them straight up and down to get them to clack sideways. Someone has probably already told you that but maybe not? :) They also look to me to be two separate sets put together... One string is longer than the other and I never saw them with two different colored balls like yours, but maybe? Anyway, equalize the string length and then just go straight up and down... You can do it!!!
I recall mine…emerald green..loved them. I knew them as Kabangers. There was something very satisfying about getting the action going…not so satisfying on my forearm…my mother gave me my brothers shin guard to wear on my arm to help soften to blow to my forearm. Great memories.
Interesting! I never had a tutorial about them, I watched older kids do it and decided it wasn't for me. I'll have to make the adjustment and try! Thanks for picking up the earrings, they're on the way
Hot Wheels are still $1 or maybe just a few cents over. Not the ones that are licensed. Plus you still can get them at grocery stores. My dad used to paint apartments and would bring me home cars that were found under the fridge.
I was really good at clackers. I could get them to flip up and down, banging together at the top and bottom of an arc really fast. And I didn’t kill anybody. I’d love to have these!
Oh my god George . I was just saying the other day I wish I still had my Hot pink Clackers. I had those things clackin and banging all day long. Come to think of it , may be that's why they disappeared.LOL
love butterfly pins i used to collect them. but now I collect lions and tigers from the 60s and 70s but they are getting harder to find I also have real cats too 10 to be exact, and a chiweenie
My 1st Hot Wheels car came with a tube of toothpaste. I still have most of my Red Line cars ( except for the ones my brother stole & buried in the sandbox ).
@@TheAntiqueNomad I can't remember if it was Crest or Pepsident toothpaste. But I really had to beg for it. Mothers budget was tight, but she knew that I really liked cars better than dolls ( I guess you figured out I was a tomboy ). She gave in & Daddy never found out. :~) PS. I still have that car !
I love all the cool items you pick up. All the information you give us is just priceless. Thank you for all the great research you've done. You make it fun to learn & you give great ideas about what's worth buying/collecting.
I appreciate your approach so much! You are so open and welcoming to everyone and non-judgmental. That's how we keep the love of vintage and antique alive and thriving!
Thanks, Marti! That's just how I see this whole thing. There's room for everyone who wants to collect and enjoy
You are so right. I love the way George is instructive, while still adding, “They’re charging the right price for that” even though he’s not going to take it
I was just talking about those klacker ball things yesterday. How painful they were! We used to show goats at the state fair in Puyallup, yes, I was an award-winning goat showing 5 year old, and they used to give those klackers out as fair prizes for games. We showed goats all over the state, and I slept in the pen with my Melissa. So we played a lot of those fair games, and we all had huge bruised lumps all over our bodies from trying to master the klackers. And of course, my big brothers using them as flying weapons. Good times, good times. #1974
How fun though to do that at the Puyallup! Good thing the goats and the klackers both didn't maim you lol
The tradition of buying your kids a car at the grocery store for being good has carried on! My boys are 14 and 17 and I always did that for them when they were little 😃 It is so fun to know that people have been doing that for many many years!
Oh yes! Since 1968 apparently
I really like how you tell a story about all the "goodies" I have several lawn dart sets, we used to host a summertime lawn dart tournament. Thanks for what you do.
That is awesome! I loved that game
Learned so much about Roseville and that strawberry basket, thx
Clicked bell today. Thank you !!
Wow!! Growing up is kids (ages 10-18), we played Jarts at all our huge family camp outs! I don’t remember anyone getting hurt, but of course, we were cautioned and supervised!! We also played a game we called “Stretch”! We each started the game by facing each other, get together, standing straight. We had an open scout knife, and reached out to the other person’s side, left or right, and threw the knife into the ground hard enough for it to stick. Wherever the knife stuck in the ground, your opponent had to stretch their leg out to the knife, and get their turn. We took turns sticking the knife in the ground until the opponent stretched so far, they fell over. Of course, the blade of the knife was in the ground. No one ever got hurt!! Again, we were well surprised, and it was loads of fun!!
We were great kids in the 60’s, but once again, well supervised and incredibly loved!! 🥰😃❤️. Lots of great memories!!
The neighbor kids all wanted to play Jarts, but their parents took them away ("they're dangerous!") so they invented a version of 'Stretch' using a screwdriver...which ended up planted in the forehead of one of the neighbor boys.
Ha! Jarts and Clackers, I had them both. I think the reason you aren't very good with clackers is because you're not doing it right. You don't swing them back and forth or whirl them over your head. You bounce your hand up and down until they each swing to the opposite side and clack back together. Then when you get good at that you start going faster and they swing all the way up and clack at the top too. Which is why they were banned, because every parent wants glass balls clashing together at high speeds inches from their children's faces. It's a miracle any of us survived.
Thanks again, George. You are so fun and informative.
My pleasure! I have fun with this and I'm glad it shows
😂😂😂😂! George, we used to camp as a huge family group all summer back in the ‘60’s! We had a couple of sets, and we had tournaments, as teenagers, for hours next to each others groups! Of course, we were always supervised, but we were also really responsible young ppl, who were aware of the danger of them! Thanks for bringing back great memories!!!
Your knowledge of history and vintage is astounding! Love all the information 💁♀️ 👌 ❤
We use to go up and down motion so they would clack at the top and bottom as you were moving your wrist up and down
We did that too! It took me quite awhile to learn how to do it that way though. Pretty banged up forearms in the process of learning! 😂
@@kathyk8148 😄 yup all brused
Beautiful Roseville piece!! Love old wall pockets! Love that strawberry basket, too! Would think it would go for more $$. So nice1
It might have, but it went to a viewer so I was happy!
I'm just starting to watch your channel and I absolutely love watching and want to thank you so much for what you do
Wall pocket reminds me og Gobel birds
I wish I had seen this when it was posted. The Dumbo planter is gorgeous. As always you teach me so much. Thx George
I'm so happy to share! I'm glad you got to see it anyhow
Very nice presentation & you always make it interesting, great video! Looking forward to more fantastic shows, thank you George. 👏🍀
Very interesting about the Bimini Lampwork, I always have assumed those things were made in glass blowing kiosks at the mall. And my grandparents totally had the Jarts for us grandkids but we never got hurt. Funny we never did dumb things with Jarts like we did with other things. LOL.
Yes 🙌 was stopped selling it in Egypt thank you for knowing what is going around in world 😉
Being in antiques and vintage has exposed me to a lot of things from around the world, which makes me feel like I want to know more about it! I'll try to keep reflecting on how things are beyond our borders
George, You have the knack of bringing back my childhood with things I had forgotten about! How did we not poke out our eyes with jarts and chipping clacker balls? Anyone remember mood rings and poison rings from the 1970s? I wonder if they are still around.
My sister had a great poison ring and a mood ring, I wish she'd kept them!
Mood rings were being sold again just a few years ago. You know the 70s and 80s are back baby!
Loved seeing the Jarts, and the Clackers. Can't tell you how many times I conked myself in the head with those!! I truly think we were tougher back in the day lol the wall pocket with the bird and the bow was sweet, and the rhinestone "Juliana"? pin was beautiful....I love vintage rhinestone pins, to me, they are miniature works of art. If the colors are right, I can forgive a missing rhinestone or two.
Most stones can be replaced…some shapes and colors are tough though
Had to laugh, yes I've been whacked with many a "Clacker," I would rap the heck out of my knuckles too! We were far tougher and work physically harder too! Canada, 🍁
I haven't seen the real jark sets in a long time. Wow. So many pieces bring back so many memories. So glad you shared
Hi George, I have a set of Jarts too! I can't quite bring myself to sell them yet. I also had a pair of clackers but they were stolen out of my office at work about 10 years ago. :( I mean, who would think to steal a pair of clackers out of a grown woman's desk? Anyways, loved your video!
Our family had both of those items, but were gone many years ago. Clackers, loved those
Roller skating anyone?
Love the copper earrings beautiful
I had some pink clackers, I had so many brusies on my wrist, but they were so fun... George great video..I love your Chanel. 💗💜♥️
My sister had pink, me purple...and they can really pack a wallop in a fight...but so can a lead crystal night stand lamp. Trust...lol.
@@teresaweaver1012 that's funny.
@@pamcarter6595 Thx. It happened. I can't tell you on the internet what our mother did when she broke it up, but it was well deserved.
Lol
@@teresaweaver1012 I can only imagine..🤗🤗
I loved my clackers, I don’t remember getting hurt. They disappeared somehow! I just acquired my husband’s from when he was a kid! They are missing the ring, but that’s ok. I love them! My cat hates them though. So I have to keep my clacking to a minimum.
You make a really interesting video.
Ha! I bet kitty would like it if you rolled it around the floor though. I'm glad you're enjoying my videos, thanks for watching!
Wonderful items. I love that you take the time to learn about the products you are selling.
Thank you! I want to share what attracts me and collectors to these great old things
Clackers also known as weapons when my brothers got them taken away. LOL Great information on identifying Roseville, thank you
No problem, glad to do it! I remember the neighbor girl got hers confiscated
Our entire elementary school was banned from them. I did sport a lump on my forehead from mine. But I’ll never forget the purple color of the resin 😊
Yes they were pretty and deadly
I had clackers in elementary school, they did get banned pretty quickly, we bought them at the drug store right up a block from school
Your such a wealth of knowledge. You should go on jeopardy. I swear you’d win. Thanks for sharing all your treasures and keeping us up on our stuff. Your the best ❤
I took the trial test to get on Jeopardy and only got a 6, you have to have 7 to pass! I'd be great if they picked my categories, though
George I think I have a Juliana brooch, I hope I spelled that right. Since I'm not selling right now but due to an illness I want these out in the Market at the same time that they're popular and you seem to be doing very well so I'm going to send it to you if I can find out how to also send the clock that I promised you and some other items that you have to identify for me their man things that were back in the early 1900s I believe that will be awesome for your collection I hope that you will be as happy with him as I am as soon as I can get to the post office I will get them out. I just love watching your videos they're so informative and lovely to watch.
I meant to add you may display them for your own collection if you want them otherwise let me know we may pass them on or just tell me what I should do with these items. I appreciate you so much!
Hello there! I am sorry it took so long to respond, I hope you are feeling a bit better. I would be very happy to sell the pieces for you and I always split with the people who send me such nice things, so if you still have them and are intreested let me know! Best wishes and I hope things improve for you
I used to go to the Dansk store in Carmel, CA. I had several pieces in my hope chest.
Their quality always seems good
Thank you for all the history you share with us. God bless you.
And you too!
I would love to go antiquing with you!! You are so much fun and such great information. If you’re ever in any New York area, I could show you lots of great places.
I would love to shop in New York again! If I can get there I would love that
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Hey George ,You could totally rock a ponytail. Always great info . Thanks
It's about time for that I think
That Roseville Moss planter is beautiful!! Have never seen that! Also those clackers!!! I had those in my day-and they hurt if you didn't get the rhythm down! hahaha
So I've heard! The moss is a great pattern
I still have my pink clackers! Teaching my grands the fine art of clacking!
Excellent! Here's to good coordination and no contusions
Clackers I remember them, had the Glass ones, my dad took them and threw them away.... The acrylic ones still chipped, my wrists were bruised until I finally got it right!
The glass ones were an especially horrible idea
Want that basket in my dream kitchen just for a catchall
Hi George. I can't remember how many times I hurt myself on my clackers when I was a kid. Absolutely gorgeous chenille bedspread. 😍Thanks for sharing🥰
They scared me away! I'm glad you enjoyed this
A nice variety, thank you
Thank you for viewing with me!
Adore The way you talk about with each find ♥️ such passion ♥️ thank you
Omg, this was the best haul I've ever seen. I collected Tiffin glass and had and have a bunch. I sold all my watermelon glass in the early 2000 when the prices were awesome. I love your stories. I add stories to my price tags on merchandise in my booth. I appreciate your comment about Roseville. It baffles me that people can't tell the difference between the real thing and the fakes. Well, I guess you have to see the real thing a few times. Omg, fabulous chenille. I sold one of those 20 years ago! Mine wasn't fitted at the corners. Loved the vintage toys too. Geez!!! Thank you. I'll have to check these out! I think I'll have to watch this again!! Bye for now.
Thank you! Yes, the prices were so high on watermelon then, it's interesting to watch them start to be noticed once more. Stories sell merchandise so I imagine you do well!
I remember collecting all sorts of Esso tiger stuff in the U.K. when I was a child - stickers etc in the 1960s and got very excited when we went with the car and caravan to France for the first time and found Tiger stuff there too I had a sticker which said ‘oui au tigre’ which I was proud of !
Oh, how fun! I recall seeing that in Canada, now that you think of it. I like anything Esso, it seemed exotic to me because it was European (I lived out west)
Excellent info on Roseville Moss and fakes! Thanks
You bet! I'm glad to help
Loved this video. This was very helpful! I am interested in the print. The best video I have seen on shipping art is by the Auction Professor. I do have trouble navigating the auction world but I know I can do it.
It's a cool print! I've successfully shipped prints before, the pool noodle trick works well . Let me know if you need help with the auction
I had the glass clackers n was pretty good with them lol
Just watching this today. How did you fare on Ebay with the Jarts. They pulled mine saying it was illegal to sell them. People would list just the box and the buyer would write and ask if there was a gift included in the box.LOL I ended up selling two "empty Boxes" until they caught on.
That's how it works! I sold mine at real world shows and sold out quickly
I just bought your dramady earrings, but... Those CLACKERS: You need to bounce them straight up and down to get them to clack sideways. Someone has probably already told you that but maybe not? :) They also look to me to be two separate sets put together... One string is longer than the other and I never saw them with two different colored balls like yours, but maybe? Anyway, equalize the string length and then just go straight up and down... You can do it!!!
I recall mine…emerald green..loved them. I knew them as Kabangers. There was something very satisfying about getting the action going…not so satisfying on my forearm…my mother gave me my brothers shin guard to wear on my arm to help soften to blow to my forearm. Great memories.
Interesting! I never had a tutorial about them, I watched older kids do it and decided it wasn't for me. I'll have to make the adjustment and try! Thanks for picking up the earrings, they're on the way
Smart mom, Kabby!
Hey George! Glad your video reminder hit my feed! You are so enjoyable to watch and I learn so much from you! THANK YOU!!!!!!
You are so welcome and I"m glad you subbed and it's good to hear from you!
The Roseville Moss jardiniere is spectacular!!! Thank you, these videos are wonderful.
You are so welcome! I really try to give some thought to the variety I show
Hot Wheels are still $1 or maybe just a few cents over. Not the ones that are licensed. Plus you still can get them at grocery stores. My dad used to paint apartments and would bring me home cars that were found under the fridge.
Cool! Yes, they lived under a lot of tight spaces eventually
Great video George! Lol I got the clackers in the head a few times but soon learned how to do it right. Great fun! Thanks for the memories.
Rock on! (So to speak)
I was really good at clackers. I could get them to flip up and down, banging together at the top and bottom of an arc really fast. And I didn’t kill anybody. I’d love to have these!
People who mastered them could do some cool stuff!
Informative! Much appreciated!
My pleasure!
Always a joy to learn from you, George!
Gorgeous Roseville.
I think so too!
Oh my goodness I had those ball toys. I almost knocked myself out ! I still remember how bad that hurt .
I always enjoy your videos, I like your stories about the vintage items that you show us.
Thank you! I really enjoy sharing those stories
Love learning from you! Thanks so much!
Thank you, Anna!
Thank you for all the information you give us.
Thank you so much for following with it all!
Fun stuff, will be watching a few to see what we can pick up.
Cool, there is some fun stuff this time and I'm glad it was appealing!
Love
Your videos. I’m learning a great deal.
I'm so glad! I have more to do, we'll come back with new ones soon
Oh my god George . I was just saying the other day I wish I still had my Hot pink Clackers. I had those things clackin and banging all day long. Come to think of it , may be that's why they disappeared.LOL
Thank you so much for all your education. I've learned so much from you. ❤
Wonderful haul and so informative as always! Love learning from you.
That's so nice to hear, thanks!
Nice video, thank you
love butterfly pins i used to collect them. but now I collect lions and tigers from the 60s and 70s but they are getting harder to find I also have real cats too 10 to be exact, and a chiweenie
Wow! The chiweenie is seriously outnumbered. Love those figures though
Omg! I had that fire truck when I was little 😂
I didn't have any F-P toys, I was envious of the neighbor kids with the jet plane though
I had a Jart stuck in my ankle, and still have the scar. Still a fun game!
Yeouch, every Jarts injury seems to be getting one in the foot!
My 1st Hot Wheels car came with a tube of toothpaste. I still have most of my Red Line cars ( except for the ones my brother stole & buried in the sandbox ).
Stolen car! That's a good story. I didn't know they were sold as premiums with toothpaste either
@@TheAntiqueNomad I can't remember if it was Crest or Pepsident toothpaste. But I really had to beg for it. Mothers budget was tight, but she knew that I really liked cars better than dolls ( I guess you figured out I was a tomboy ). She gave in & Daddy never found out. :~) PS. I still have that car !
i need you to sell stuff for me. lol. love watching you
Can do!
And here I thought you were purveying naughty playing cards...
Oh no, I dumped those on eBay before the rules on that changed as well lol
Do you do appraisal and what is the process to do couples of items. Thank you 🙏
Yes I do! Please go to TheAntiqueNomad.com and hit the appraisals tab to submit, it's pretty easy and straightforward. Glad to help!
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you 🙏
I love all the cool items you pick up. All the information you give us is just priceless. Thank you for all the great research you've done. You make it fun to learn & you give great ideas about what's worth buying/collecting.
Completely agree! Such depth of knowledge on many things.
We had Jarts as kids. Jarts art shockingly similar to the Roman 'plumbata'.
In political cartoon, the fgure to the right of Agnew looked like Marlon Brando in th Godfather. Great video. Appreciate your scholarship.
Love your channel 💕💕💕
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the videos!
Glad you like them!
do you find camel saddle blankets often?
I just thought of a funny tshirt:Jarts-era survivor (I’m 60) lol
Lol I'd buy that!
George, the clunker balls are used like a Yo-yo ... down and up, not spun
and Jarts, don't follow the rule of being at both rings. Both/all players stay at the same ring... it's just asking for trouble
Political pic, Keystone cops arrests.... (any guesses)
I follow you but can’t find a subscription tab ! for some reason .
Clackers were really popular when I was in the 8th grade
So fun, so damaging lol
I got a moritzburg painting I'm trying to find someone who about this painting I know it was one of the first pics painting when it was a hunting club
Luv ya George!
Aww thanks!
Those are on a ring. When the plastic grabber broke my dad put a skeleton key 🗝️ on it
That sounds like what my dad would've done!
Awesome video. Thanks for giving so much information to the rest of us.
Any time! I'm so glad my members support this so I can do more conent
I thought I saw Marlon Brando on the picture drawing as well
Maybe so!
I Loved Jarts P.S. Nobody died
We managed to play with them unscathed. I guess a lot of people didn't
George, I have to say, you have much better taste than some of these types of channels. I appreciate you, bud.
That's really nice of you to say! Thanks
@@TheAntiqueNomad No problem, buddy!
Still have a scar on my leg from a lawn dart🙃
I guess they were more treacherous than I imagined!
Well I have seen kids get hurt from the real clacker s . that's why the hand clacker s came about
Oh, I have too! I was afraid of them as a kid after seeing people brain themselves with them
I loved my Clackers, I was never hurt. My friend broke her wrist bones.
Just remember banning the dart game is the same country that bans kinder eggs
No Darwin Theory here I guess
U are very knowledgeable u could write a book-
I wrote one on Treasure Craft Pottery and Pottery Craft Stoneware!
I knew them as kabangers not clackers.
We called them 'bolo balls' in southern California
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I'd love too see the cartoons post Watergate w all the political people in the cage😹
I know there were some of those too
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