Rabun Gap Ga. Flea Market shop with me for Antiques and Vintage Treasures

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AI GeneratedA visit to the Mountain City Flea Market in Georgia, where the narrator explores various antique stalls. The video highlights the process of hunting for vintage collectibles, negotiating prices with vendors, and identifying high-value items for potential resale.
Today we are at Mountain City Flea Market in Mountain City, Georgia.
Let's see what all we can find here at this flea market. They always got some pretty cool antiques.
How about three dollars? Man, you're talking me into it.
Three dollars. How much is the little wheel?
I tell you, I'll take 15 for it. 15? You don't know what it goes on?
No. I didn't buy either one of those things, but they weren't bad prices. I checked these to see
what towns were on. They were all from Atlanta, I think, or either they didn't have a town on them.
These here are porcelain, but I'm not sure what they are. I don't think they're license plates
or car tags. There's some kind of signs, I guess. What'd you say for this bottle?
Four dollars? Yeah, I'll take it for four. This bottle right here is worth about between
50 and 70 dollars. Yeah, I like this little bottle. It's pretty cool looking.
I'll be back in a few minutes.
Yeah, how's business been? Can't complain.
Yeah, can't complain. What are them? Salt and pepper. How about that?
Where are they from? What year are they from, you think?
70s. That's pretty cool. I've never seen them before. They glow under the black light. Have
you had them before? Yeah, I had them last time. I mean, have you had the same, I mean,
more than one pair? No, no, that's it. That's all I've had. That's pretty cool. Yeah,
sure is. People like this kind of glass, don't they? Yes, sir. It's when young kids start buying.
Oh, is that right? They like that look, I guess, put it under that light. They're putting it in,
yeah, putting it in cabinets and putting a black light on it. That's pretty cool there, too. At
least it saves some of those depression glass, you know. That's pretty cool. Yes, sir. Yeah.
Enjoy your beer, guys. I appreciate it. I haven't made a whole lot lately. I've been
just working, just work, work, work. I haven't went nowhere. It's been hot down there. Hot,
man. We headed home today, and we looked. It's supposed to be 99
when we get home, and it's humid, too. It ain't like this. Yeah, I know. This is nice here.
Well, yesterday it was a little warm, ain't it? Yeah, it's hot in the middle of the day,
but the humidity ain't as bad as it is down there. Man, that's awful. You got some cool stuff.
Well, try to get one of that. Look at this. That's actually a Rubbermaid right there.
It's probably 1970s. I've never seen one just like it. It's in good condition. Yeah, other than,
I mean, the insides are over for 70s. The latches go through. That's different. Yeah.
How about that? I've never seen. Do you know what it's called?
What kind of cooler it is? All I know is it's made by Rubbermaid. Rubbermaid? Yeah. That's cool.
Come out of the 70s. This is a nice piece, isn't it? Yeah, that's another 70s cooler.
Where do you find all your inventory?
How you doing, Mr. Clay? Good. How you doing? Good to see you. Yes, sir. You got some good
prices here on this stuff. I'm trying, Mr. Clay. I can come off that one there.
$5 on the Coke crate. Why is it so cheap? Painting. I see it there. Yeah. It's a whole
bottle. Yeah, that's what I use them for. Mainly, I got a pile of them. Three tractor trailers,
right? Is that it? Yes, sir. I got three containers full of bottles and crates and antiques
and my store, my store, my build, my workout of is 1,500 square foot and it's slapped full too.
I like it when you go that old farm tractor sale is springing. Oh yeah. It's not a big one. No,
it's not very big, but they got some good stuff. Good prices. Most of it. Some of them high,
but they got some neat stuff. I don't know how many lassos would be up here today.
Yeah, that's pretty cool. You got a lot of cool stuff here and your prices are good.
Yeah. Utah and Wyoming. You don't see many of those license plates around here.
Which one? Utah and Wyoming. I didn't know about them. That's a Elm City. Did I have a lime? I
don't know. Are you set up here every week? No, sir. I'm from Columbus, Georgia. I've come to
the holidays. You probably got a ton of them. I do. Suncrest. Suncrest. I look for what town
that's from. Atlanta. I got several from Atlanta.
The town's determined the value of bottles most of the time or the soda bottles. I got you.
Where is it? Elm City. From up north. It looks like Maine. I guess Emmy's Maine. Yep. It's a
cool bottle. I don't know if I've ever had that one before. Price is right on it. The $3 on the
That's cheap. Truck driver, I guess. Yep.
Over here, they're $3 over here. These $3. I've got a Mickey Mouse collection. Mr. Clay,
some right person have to come along. Yeah. He likes Mickey Mouse.
That's pretty cool. The 50s or early 60s, don't you think?
Yeah, it's pretty early. I don't have a date on it, does it?
It's 1996. I worked at the company. Oh, is that right? Yeah. Columbus, Georgia. They did coaches
caps and game caps. I could do $3 on that. On the Olympics. I'm going to buy these two so far.
Yes, sir. Tupperware. Yeah. Some people like that Tupperware. Yeah. These were from the Kool-Aid
days, you know. That Tupperware? Yes, sir. It's the four different colors. Yeah, it's $3.
My wife said, don't bring this stuff home. Don't come home with more than you're left with.
I brought this sign because young kids don't know what these are. Oh, yeah.
My dad worked for the railroad. Yeah. Well, I really don't need no inventory,
but I'm buying them too. How much did you say I owe you? $3 and $5.
This is a can opener. It's new old stock. I love this vintage new old stock stuff.
This is an early piece too. It's like from the fifties or sixties.
It's a can opener and a bottle opener. That's a nice piece. $5. And I saw where one had sold
on WorthPoint for around $30. I'm going to list mine for $25 or $30 for best offer. This is the
hat. It looks like it's brand new. It don't have the tags. And I put it up as used. I listed it
for $30. This is made by The Game. That's a good brand for vintage hats. Two people's got it in
their cart already. Nobody's bought it. I bought one of these at Pickens down the day.
Are those pistols? Are they real pistols? They're real, but I wouldn't conceal carry that.
They're pre-Civil War there. I'll show you the good one. The other one was dropped,
so you're buying one. And this one's a freebie. They busted the hammer off, but it's still,
it's a match. These are, uh, dueling pistols, Civil War or pre-Civil War. You know who made
them? From our best, it looks like English is where they're like, either that. What caliber is
that? That's big. Yeah. How much are they? I'll take a $135 and throw that one in.
Dang, that sounds like a decent price. They're cool looking. Yeah, they're nice.
They are nice. You don't see stuff like that. No, I don't. I go to flea markets all the time.
Uh, Winchester. $357.
I think those are a quarter, sir. Well, a quarter. Now you can't beat that price.
Even if you just wear it around the house.
I'm going to get this one hat here. Okay.
How much are the dimes? How much are they? Two for nine.
Two for nine.
How much is the cigar? Uh, I'll do $35 on it. $35, that's pretty cool.
Good, how are you? Dang, what a trap. Now that's a trap.
Is that a real old one? That's a trap right there now. You got a lot of cool stuff.
Sir? Yes, sir. You watch what? I watch a lot of stuff. You too? Yeah. The Georgia bottle picker
is mine. I do this flea market here about twice a year, I guess. Make a video.
Is that what that is? How much are they?
That's pretty cool. Could you take $20? All right, I'll take them too. I appreciate that.
Here's these bicycle license plates. This one right here is worth about $25 or $35.
And this one, if it was in better condition, it'd be $80 or $90.
I saw one sold for that much, but this one's about, it's almost broken in half.
I'll probably price it for $59.99 or $69.99 and let them roll. That was a good buy. $20.
Appreciate it. This guy here had a radio playing, so I had to cut the volume out.
YouTube don't let you put music on. But he's, this guy here, he had some cool stuff. I wanted
to put it in the video. He's always got some really, really nice stuff. And I have bought
stuff from this guy over the years, several things. That right there is pretty cool. That's a
Coke cooler with the original box. Vintage Coke cooler with the original box. Brand new, old
stock. And these guns right here, I wanted to look at. These are some really early guns.
Some flintlocks, double barrel. This one down here, that one right there has got a face carved
into the stock. That's a pretty cool gun. This is the end of the video. I want to thank everybody
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