First of all, I really enjoy your videos and your enthusiasm with the finds that make you so happy! I was watching an older video yesterday. One of your trash finds was a hair dryer in a case that had the hat and air hose . I actually had one of them. They would have been from the mid-sixty's. Underneath the cap were brush rollers, set in a perfect row,. The rollers wer held in by bobbie pins that obviously got hot from the "hot air". Oh the things we do for beauty! Keep the videos coming sweet girl.
That house is loaded with some really good items to sell at the flea market or ebay..😍😮 Love the statue sitting in front of the fireplace..🤗 The coins were never showed but I'm sure that there are some good ones..😊 Can't wait to see more.. Take care Rene..👍❤🔥👊
Interesting house pick, and I saw a lot of wood on the walls which I appreciate. Concerning the flea market business, you are absolutely right: it can be fun, but it´s also a lot of work. Getting attractive merchandise, dealing with "special" customers, storing and maintaining your stuff etc. etc. Hope that you found some cool items for your collections or your inventory. Keep it up, and see you on the next one ! 👍Greets from GER, U. P.S. Can´t wait to hear Tony´s whole story about Richard Nixon. "He was the last president that..." . So, please add a "Tony Special" to this vid...😉
Nixon was the last president to win in a landslide. I have to keep a close eye on Tony as sometimes his stories are peppered with certain words not appropriate for UA-cam haha. A mouth like a sailor at times :0) I should do a whole video of him using episodes of Seinfeld to compare to what we are doing or our stories that we chat about while packing things up. I've never watched Seinfeld, but thanks to Tony, I sure know what has happened in many episodes :0)
@@PaperandMoose Thanks for the info, Renée. I am quite sure that you will get tons of clicks while giving Tony a little bit of "verbal freedom" in your show. A mouth like a sailor, sounds interesting to me...😂
Hi Renee. It is always good to Tony at the Flea Market or a Estate picker. Let's see next time what you took for yourself and for Flea Market. God Bless you Renee and Tony. Take care. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💖💕💜💙💗❤️
From this side it looks like a lot of fun! Going through all of the boxes, corners and shelvesbut I know you and Tony work very hard on these day! I'm just so very grateful that you take use along with you. Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
Went to an estate sale 5 hours after opening not expecting to find anything and found a Bradford christmas tree topper, the one that sells for $650 🤯 The estate company sold it to me for $1. It was my lucky day for sure!
That was a treasure hunter's playground! Every turn you make you come upon another lovely treasure. Tony didn't seem to be his usual jocund self but I guess not all days are the same. Are we expecting a part 2?
Funny how I was thinking you need to put your gloves on and then you said the same. 😂 Holey mackerel that’s one full,house of treasures. Hope you find some good stuff.
Renee, it looks like an interesting house to pick. I liked the stone chess set that was sitting by that group of lamps you tried to turn on. Hopefully you might be able to rescue it too. Hope you find Santa. Happy Hunting Renee! Have fun with Tony on this great treasure finding adventure. Thanks for sharing
Hi Renee. What a good insight especially with your after supper explanation. Look forward to seeing more of these picks videos and hopefully the end product at the flee market. Happy hunting and good luck 😊
Oh I know what you are talking about selling at Flea Markets. We sell at one here in Michigan. It is so much work most people have no idea what it takes to sell items at them. You have to go out and find these things. Then you have to clean them if they are dirty. ect. research them price them pack them up. Go to Market set up. Then when day is over pack up again. Somethings sell others don't. It all i a gamble for sure. But we do enjoy the hunt. So, I do understand you when you are buying. I love your reaction when you think you find an awesome item.
I bet some tried a sales job selling burner covers. Also, maybe there was a blown circuit breaker that affected those wall outlets you tried. Cool stuff.
Well all that stuff causes a real ITCH for shoppers like us, ITCHING to search and find those treasures! That old gun cleaning kit looks like one I have. That toy cement mixer truck would be of use on my seasonal train layout. Looks like that basement's contents was there for quite awhile...saw a few cobwebs here and there! Enjoy that cup of tea...I know I do!
The cobwebs were heavy around that cash register, guess no one tried to open that up for quite some time! I wonder if the "Basement Bar" charged its' patrons :0)
A long departed friend of mine had a collection of vintage cash registers. Two were old National registers, and were they ornate...all brass and nickel plated...big and heavy! He also had a couple of Seeburg coin pianos. His collection ended up at the famous auction house...Butterfield & Butterfield. Was that little cabin-like structure... the bar house? All that basement needed was a collection of vintage Halloween stuff, as well as a stuffed ghost!@@PaperandMoose
I love this type of video Renee! It's always fun to see what you will find. I live in Ohio and get to participate in cleanouts like this on occasion, always a good time!!
hey Miss Moose...always enjoy watching you pick...what exactly was that wooden carving next to the fireplace that you pointed to?...here's an idea....you should wire up Tony with a recorder, so we can hear all his stories ,... did you happen to catch what he was saying about Nixon ? ..maybe, one day you will pick a radio collectors house.👍👍👏👏
If I wired up Tony, I’d have lots of editing to do to filter out some bad words & stories that shouldn’t be repeated haha 😂 As the other viewer commented, Nixon was the last president to win in a landslide.
@@PaperandMoose , did I write something wrong in my comment to Buzz? It seems to be missing. I don't want to be a comment outlaw. And Tony struck me as an old school kinda guy who didn't use bad/crude language around people who didn't use it themselves. Glad you got another house though. Fun to watch.
@@sand3882 You aren't the only one who has comments disappear, as other viewers have said the same thing happens to their comments. I do have filters set for certain words/phrases, but I'm able to review those and then approve. Other time, for whatever reason, UA-cam just deletes and/or doesn't post comments even though it looks like they went through.
Sorry to hear of your loss. She probably had quite an assortment of nativity scenes, there are so many varieties out there. Hopefully if you display one or two during the holiday season, happy memories are brought back every time you look at them.
@@PaperandMoose she had several that she left out all year. She had sat several out Christmas before last and she passed in February so where she had put them is where they still are today. I have many, many great memories. I think that your love of memories is what drew me to your channel. ❤️
Oo Renee ..... I got so excited when I heard your intro ... I love these treasure hunting vlogs as I just know you will find something good. Stay safe. Janice 🇬🇧 By the way why do they always allow the smoke detector to run out of battery 😅😅
Interesting video. It could have been the bulbs that didn’t work not the lamps. Maybe next time bring some new bulbs with you just in case there are lamps.
Do y'all have a indoor flea market close by We have a couple close by us. They do have outdoor set ups. I love going to the markets and rummage sales. Haven't been for a while to any I found stuff for my place from the flea markets and rummage sales
Hello Renee. I can only imagine how much work you put into selling at the flea market. This pick seems to have some potential for success. I’m sorry you didn’t find much Christmas. Did you find any Halloween or other holiday items? Just curious. I know Tony is very into this pick he’s been more quiet in this video. Not his playful self. Or maybe he was being too much himself. I’m glad you may have more clean outs in the future. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Since I only recorded in the basement, I didn’t show more of the antique items that were upstairs. We wanted to focus on the basement first & get those items moved upstairs for easier loading into the van. We might be having a cleanout coming up at another house, just have to wait for the call!
Well, not sure what you may take away - but Tony has some neat (and sought-after) things. Couldn't tell if the cash register was brass, but either way, they can sell for hundreds (weather notwithstanding). I saw a cast-iron fireplace grate like one we bought several years ago for $40. I think I saw at least one vintage plastic car model. The Lesney cars can bring money. You know all this already. Of course I also saw Reader's Digest condensed books, I think. I assume they are worth nothing? The MCM chair is nice too. When was the era of basement bars? My grandparents had one too but it was out of service by the time I came around in the '70s. I know of only one person who has one now - and it's in a new build. Looks like a solid pick - hope you do well. Are you going to get that (looked like) grammar school workbook you picked up in the beginning? Have a great Wednesday! Hump Day in the corporate world - I imagine you work 7 days a week! But a bad day picking is better than ...
From the homes that I've been in, it seems that the basement bar craze was popular starting in the 70s. I was surprised there wasn't a pool table down there, but there was a ping-pong table in the room with all the newer-ish Christmas items. I know growing up that basements were a big part of the family gathering, or that's at least where my cousins and I would stay during parties. Play games, hang out, watch tv, chase each other around and try not to break anything :0) I think the basements of today are a little more high-tech and possibly less wood paneling and linoleum flooring. Those were the good old days!
The family kept some dining room furniture and other personal items such as photographs, military items, and certain decorative items that meant something to them personally. Tony has interest in a few pieces of furniture upstairs, but nothing really big.
I do not understand this kind of clean-out. The family should go thru all the stuff FIRST and take what they want, and THEN pay someone a flat rate to do a thorough clean out. ( No more poking around in the near dark trying to see what is there???? ) Once the family is done, the clean out crew should just come in and remove everything to a well- lit sorting area, then separate trash, junk, donations, flea market stuff , and real treasures.
....well, this happened to a family member, family got what they wanted and had a clean up crew come in, all the crew did was chuck in dumpster, no sorting, recycling, donation. Just trashed everything. If we would have known then, what we know now, we would have sorted and then called the appropriate people, sometimes it's family don't have time to detail sort
You for sure have the right contacts to be able to go along to the pick. I'd guess takes years to gain a reputation in the industry to be offered these opportunities. Perhaps you will be the next Tony? Thanks for bringing us along 👍👍
I’d love to be the next Tony! Though that will require me to start watching Seinfeld haha. He does have great connections, with most jobs coming from being recommended from previous jobs because people liked how fair & nice he was to work with. On a side note, picked up your card today! 🙂
Glad the mystery of the missing Santa looks like it has been solved. Tony had me on the edge of my seat waiting to hear what Nixon was the last at…actually Reagan had the last landslide , in the 1980 election Carter only carried 6 states and Reagan got almost 500 electoral college votes if I remember right. So are you going have to clean all the stuff out that you don’t buy? I didn’t see much good stuff and lots of work too
Nope, no cleanout here, thankfully. I didn’t record in the upstairs which had more larger pieces of nautical items, plus several antiques. We focused in the basement first.
First of all, I really enjoy your videos and your enthusiasm with the finds that make you so happy! I was watching an older video yesterday. One of your trash finds was a hair dryer in a case that had the hat and air hose . I actually had one of them. They would have been from the mid-sixty's. Underneath the cap were brush rollers, set in a perfect row,. The rollers wer held in by bobbie pins that obviously got hot from the "hot air". Oh the things we do for beauty! Keep the videos coming sweet girl.
That house is loaded with some really good items to sell at the flea market or ebay..😍😮 Love the statue sitting in front of the fireplace..🤗 The coins were never showed but I'm sure that there are some good ones..😊 Can't wait to see more.. Take care Rene..👍❤🔥👊
Interesting house pick, and I saw a lot of wood on the walls which I appreciate. Concerning the flea market business, you are absolutely right: it can be fun, but it´s also a lot of work. Getting attractive merchandise, dealing with "special" customers, storing and maintaining your stuff etc. etc. Hope that you found some cool items for your collections or your inventory. Keep it up, and see you on the next one ! 👍Greets from GER, U.
P.S. Can´t wait to hear Tony´s whole story about Richard Nixon. "He was the last president that..." . So, please add a "Tony Special" to this vid...😉
Nixon was the last president to win in a landslide. I have to keep a close eye on Tony as sometimes his stories are peppered with certain words not appropriate for UA-cam haha. A mouth like a sailor at times :0) I should do a whole video of him using episodes of Seinfeld to compare to what we are doing or our stories that we chat about while packing things up. I've never watched Seinfeld, but thanks to Tony, I sure know what has happened in many episodes :0)
@@PaperandMoose Thanks for the info, Renée. I am quite sure that you will get tons of clicks while giving Tony a little bit of "verbal freedom" in your show. A mouth like a sailor, sounds interesting to me...😂
I love this kind of picking. Full of surprises and you have a good eye for the unusual, thanks for taking us along Renee.
Tony and you his friend are so adorable and sweet. I hope you guys found this to save
Hi Renee. It is always good to Tony at the Flea Market or a Estate picker. Let's see next time what you took for yourself and for Flea Market. God Bless you Renee and Tony. Take care. HUGS 🤗. Mari'a. 🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💖💕💜💙💗❤️
This pick looked fun too watch🤩👍 I still would love to rummage through boxes of stuff I've never seen. Thank you Renee for taking me/us along🥰
I always enjoy watching you pick! Thank you. 🥰
How exciting another Tony collaboration. It’s exciting because we never know what goodies you will find. I liked the voice of the other guy.
From this side it looks like a lot of fun! Going through all of the boxes, corners and shelvesbut I know you and Tony work very hard on these day! I'm just so very grateful that you take use along with you. Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
Went to an estate sale 5 hours after opening not expecting to find anything and found a Bradford christmas tree topper, the one that sells for $650 🤯 The estate company sold it to me for $1. It was my lucky day for sure!
Oh wow!! That’s a great find at a great price!
That was a treasure hunter's playground! Every turn you make you come upon another lovely treasure. Tony didn't seem to be his usual jocund self but I guess not all days are the same. Are we expecting a part 2?
Funny how I was thinking you need to put your gloves on and then you said the same. 😂 Holey mackerel that’s one full,house of treasures. Hope you find some good stuff.
Good stuff, Renee! My two favorite places at an estate sale or clean-out are the basement and the attic!
Thank you for your lovely video x
Renee, it looks like an interesting house to pick. I liked the stone chess set that was sitting by that group of lamps you tried to turn on. Hopefully you might be able to rescue it too. Hope you find Santa.
Happy Hunting Renee! Have fun with Tony on this great treasure finding adventure.
Thanks for sharing
It was so good to hear Tony's voice again! Glad to hear you have some upcoming possibilities.
Nice to see Tony on this video - it’s been awhile. Nice finds too.
Wow you find the coolest stuff...
You should always keep head lamp and batteries in your car, just like a spare tire.
Hi Renee. What a good insight especially with your after supper explanation. Look forward to seeing more of these picks videos and hopefully the end product at the flee market. Happy hunting and good luck 😊
Oh I know what you are talking about selling at Flea Markets. We sell at one here in Michigan. It is so much work most people have no idea what it takes to sell items at them. You have to go out and find these things. Then you have to clean them if they are dirty. ect. research them price them pack them up. Go to Market set up. Then when day is over pack up again. Somethings sell others don't. It all i a gamble for sure. But we do enjoy the hunt. So, I do understand you when you are buying. I love your reaction when you think you find an awesome item.
I bet some tried a sales job selling burner covers. Also, maybe there was a blown circuit breaker that affected those wall outlets you tried. Cool stuff.
* Looks around for Little Pam * 😊
In that box in the attic I saw red and white striped material like from the Christmas elves !
Great video... congratulations on 70k.. that is awesome
Thanks so much!!
Hi Renee & Tony! ☺️👋
Didn't get notification, but I found you anyway...some good looking stuff...🥰🥰
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Enjoyed your video😊
I liked the side/display table and the black chair.
God bless you 💖✝✝
Well all that stuff causes a real ITCH for shoppers like us, ITCHING to search and find those treasures! That old gun cleaning kit looks like one I have. That toy cement mixer truck would be of use on my seasonal train layout. Looks like that basement's contents was there for quite awhile...saw a few cobwebs here and there! Enjoy that cup of tea...I know I do!
The cobwebs were heavy around that cash register, guess no one tried to open that up for quite some time! I wonder if the "Basement Bar" charged its' patrons :0)
A long departed friend of mine had a collection of vintage cash registers. Two were old National registers, and were they ornate...all brass and nickel plated...big and heavy! He also had a couple of Seeburg coin pianos. His collection ended up at the famous auction house...Butterfield & Butterfield. Was that little cabin-like structure... the bar house? All that basement needed was a collection of vintage Halloween stuff, as well as a stuffed ghost!@@PaperandMoose
Thanks for your time and video. It was looking slim for things of your interest. Hope you aren't coming down w something, 😊
I love this type of video Renee! It's always fun to see what you will find. I live in Ohio and get to participate in cleanouts like this on occasion, always a good time!!
I hope you guys got those cOoL yellow ice cream parlor chairs $$. 👍
Those were packed up & they sold first thing in the morning at the flea market 🙂
Hi, Renée, how old we you when you first became so interested in vintage paper and other things.
I was a teenager, probably 14 or 15 years old when I bought my first antique photograph. It was of a young boy & his horse drawn carriage.
@@PaperandMoose Thank you so much
That huge dictionary would be excellent to use when something is needed flattened when making ephemera for homemade journals🤗💖🦋
I still use burner covers
Fun day 😊
I really want the old Singer!
hey Miss Moose...always enjoy watching you pick...what exactly was that wooden carving next to the fireplace that you pointed to?...here's an idea....you should wire up Tony with a recorder, so we can hear all his stories ,... did you happen to catch what he was saying about Nixon ? ..maybe, one day you will pick a radio collectors house.👍👍👏👏
Think he said Nixon was the last president to win by a landslide.
If I wired up Tony, I’d have lots of editing to do to filter out some bad words & stories that shouldn’t be repeated haha 😂 As the other viewer commented, Nixon was the last president to win in a landslide.
If you wired Tony you ought to have a “swear jar” for each off-color word,LOL. Maybe you could make a small fortune!
@@PaperandMoose , did I write something wrong in my comment to Buzz? It seems to be missing. I don't want to be a comment outlaw. And Tony struck me as an old school kinda guy who didn't use bad/crude language around people who didn't use it themselves. Glad you got another house though. Fun to watch.
@@sand3882 You aren't the only one who has comments disappear, as other viewers have said the same thing happens to their comments. I do have filters set for certain words/phrases, but I'm able to review those and then approve. Other time, for whatever reason, UA-cam just deletes and/or doesn't post comments even though it looks like they went through.
Thanks for sharing.
Btfl things in the boxes❤
My late mother collected Nativity scenes. She passed away last year and i inherited them. A lot of them are ones we got for her.😢
Sorry to hear of your loss. She probably had quite an assortment of nativity scenes, there are so many varieties out there. Hopefully if you display one or two during the holiday season, happy memories are brought back every time you look at them.
@@PaperandMoose she had several that she left out all year. She had sat several out Christmas before last and she passed in February so where she had put them is where they still are today. I have many, many great memories.
I think that your love of memories is what drew me to your channel. ❤️
Fontanini nativity figures sell good.
Nice work 🎉❤
70 k. proud of you
Not yet, almost there! Thanks for always commenting, Carl!
Love the hunt!
I was just thinking of you and Tony working together again. Fun videos!
We are waiting for a call about another job which might be an actual cleanout, so that will be another adventure with Tony!
Oo Renee .....
I got so excited when I heard your intro ...
I love these treasure hunting vlogs as I just know you will find something good.
Stay safe.
Janice 🇬🇧
By the way why do they always allow the smoke detector to run out of battery 😅😅
Hopefully you will do ok,👏🤠🇬🇧
Look for the necklace that goes with those earrings and pin
Very cool! Learned a lot
Don't miss the awesome vintage workout treadmill behind you! Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk. 🙂
probably painted burner covers as crafting
You sounded a bit snuffly at the end. Was it from the dust or just tired? Fun pick though. ❤🐨
Interesting video. It could have been the bulbs that didn’t work not the lamps. Maybe next time bring some new bulbs with you just in case there are lamps.
Do y'all have a indoor flea market close by We have a couple close by us. They do have outdoor set ups. I love going to the markets and rummage sales. Haven't been for a while to any I found stuff for my place from the flea markets and rummage sales
Hello Renee. I can only imagine how much work you put into selling at the flea market. This pick seems to have some potential for success. I’m sorry you didn’t find much Christmas. Did you find any Halloween or other holiday items? Just curious. I know Tony is very into this pick he’s been more quiet in this video. Not his playful self. Or maybe he was being too much himself. I’m glad you may have more clean outs in the future. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Since I only recorded in the basement, I didn’t show more of the antique items that were upstairs. We wanted to focus on the basement first & get those items moved upstairs for easier loading into the van. We might be having a cleanout coming up at another house, just have to wait for the call!
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Renee, there are token collectors out there. Tina, Al's wife
That one is a digger! Did you find any fun ephemera?
Did Tony bring another picker too Nice finds
What did you get so far?
Hi Renee’, hope you’re doing well
Don't know if you got the metal ice cream chairs-- hope you did! I have a set.
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Well, not sure what you may take away - but Tony has some neat (and sought-after) things. Couldn't tell if the cash register was brass, but either way, they can sell for hundreds (weather notwithstanding). I saw a cast-iron fireplace grate like one we bought several years ago for $40. I think I saw at least one vintage plastic car model. The Lesney cars can bring money. You know all this already. Of course I also saw Reader's Digest condensed books, I think. I assume they are worth nothing? The MCM chair is nice too. When was the era of basement bars? My grandparents had one too but it was out of service by the time I came around in the '70s. I know of only one person who has one now - and it's in a new build. Looks like a solid pick - hope you do well. Are you going to get that (looked like) grammar school workbook you picked up in the beginning? Have a great Wednesday! Hump Day in the corporate world - I imagine you work 7 days a week! But a bad day picking is better than ...
From the homes that I've been in, it seems that the basement bar craze was popular starting in the 70s. I was surprised there wasn't a pool table down there, but there was a ping-pong table in the room with all the newer-ish Christmas items. I know growing up that basements were a big part of the family gathering, or that's at least where my cousins and I would stay during parties. Play games, hang out, watch tv, chase each other around and try not to break anything :0) I think the basements of today are a little more high-tech and possibly less wood paneling and linoleum flooring. Those were the good old days!
Rene do you ever do sales on the facebook market???
Alison Tracey here from across the pond in Northern Ireland - this is my new youtube account as mine has been hacked !!!
What items did the family keep? Did tony or u get any of the furniture?
The family kept some dining room furniture and other personal items such as photographs, military items, and certain decorative items that meant something to them personally. Tony has interest in a few pieces of furniture upstairs, but nothing really big.
I do not understand this kind of clean-out. The family should go thru all the stuff FIRST and take what they want, and THEN pay someone a flat rate to do a thorough clean out. ( No more poking around in the near dark trying to see what is there???? ) Once the family is done, the clean out crew should just come in and remove everything to a well- lit sorting area, then separate trash, junk, donations, flea market stuff , and real treasures.
....well, this happened to a family member, family got what they wanted and had a clean up crew come in, all the crew did was chuck in dumpster, no sorting, recycling, donation. Just trashed everything. If we would have known then, what we know now, we would have sorted and then called the appropriate people, sometimes it's family don't have time to detail sort
Yes, that's what happened to my friend's home. The family got a dumpster and everythingthey didn't want was tossed. Heart breaking to me
Am I right that she is getting more likes/followers?
You for sure have the right contacts to be able to go along to the pick. I'd guess takes years to gain a reputation in the industry to be offered these opportunities. Perhaps you will be the next Tony? Thanks for bringing us along 👍👍
I’d love to be the next Tony! Though that will require me to start watching Seinfeld haha. He does have great connections, with most jobs coming from being recommended from previous jobs because people liked how fair & nice he was to work with. On a side note, picked up your card today! 🙂
@@PaperandMoose Have a good week!
Glad the mystery of the missing Santa looks like it has been solved.
Tony had me on the edge of my seat waiting to hear what Nixon was the last at…actually Reagan had the last landslide , in the 1980 election Carter only carried 6 states and Reagan got almost 500 electoral college votes if I remember right.
So are you going have to clean all the stuff out that you don’t buy? I didn’t see much good stuff and lots of work too
Nope, no cleanout here, thankfully. I didn’t record in the upstairs which had more larger pieces of nautical items, plus several antiques. We focused in the basement first.
Hoping you guys nabbed anything and everything that looked interesting.