Pickens South Carolina Flea Market Treasure Hunt with me for Antiques and Vintage Collectibles

Here we are, Pickens County Flea Market on Wednesday, July the 1st. How much is the coke bottle with the the red one? This one? Nope. This one? Yep. Three bucks. Let me see it. If I pay you three can you hold it till I get back? Yeah. All right, I'll buy it for three. Some old lantern globes. Nobody around to get the price. ACL. Nobody here to give me prices. That's a cool, that thing's cool there. That is a nice one. He must be out shopping. This is my kind of stuff. He's around. Shopping? Yeah. Can't get no prices when he's shopping. I was gonna buy everything on the table. I was just messing with him. He ain't there to give me prices. How much is this? Yes, sir. How you doing there, brother? I'm good. How are you? 35 and 15. 35 and 15. Yeah. That's a cool, cool bait box. How much is the churn? 45. Sir? Oh, you got the motor to it? The wire needs to be changed out on it. Would you take 40 for it? Uh, I'm gonna pay you for it if you'll hold it for me. How you doing, buddy? Sir? How much is the lantern? 95. That's New York Central? That makes it better. How much is this case now? 110. 110. I love it. That's a nice one. That one's 110, them are 35, that one's 70, them are 90. How much is this? That's 50. That's a nice spot. Cool stuff. You gonna unload that? Yeah, I got a bunch more. All right, I'll come back by and check you out. What are these? Huh, that's pretty cool. How much are they? I've never seen them before. I haven't seen them before since this morning either. I'm not really sure. Let me ask my partner. All right. The cowbell looks good, five bucks. Do you want both or just one? Yeah, according to the price, I might buy them both. 40 for both. 40 for both. They have history on them. They got provenance. Yeah, either they came out of William Foundry in Chattanooga or DuPont. What do they make out of them, you say? They're just molds, foundry molds. My grandfather worked for DuPont and he passed away in 2011, so I really don't know. How about 30 bucks? Taking both of them? Yeah, 30 bucks. Uh-huh. Yeah. How much is the bayonet? 65. How much? 65. 65, yeah. Yep, that's cool. I love it. Yeah, I see that the handles have worked, but still cool. Oh yeah, that's good for you. What'd you get on the tag? 10 a piece. And this one? That's a knife there. I have the case. It's a presentation piece. How much is the canteen? What's it mark? It don't have a price. It says 1945. 25. 25? That ain't bad. How much is the belt buckle? 10. 10. Zepco. 1989. That's pretty cool. It's an odd-looking wagon. Dang, it's got Dr. Pepper on it. That's real. Didn't that come with it? Dr. Pepper. Man, that's odd. Yeah, this is great. Oh, you got the bottle people. I got a bunch of bottles in there. Georgia bottle people here. Oh, that's him right there. Yeah, I didn't see. Yeah. Yeah, I love bottles. Is that your stuff down there? No. That wagon's odd there. It's got a Dr. Pepper sign on it. Yeah. I've never seen that. He's asking $450. $450? Pretty cool. Yeah, he said it'd be in real good shape. Yeah, I don't doubt it. I've never seen one. That is odd. I've saw Dixie guys everywhere. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I try to get around. I appreciate it. Uh, I wonder if that had a display or something in it. I don't know what. It was a toy. It's a kid's toy with Dr. Pepper. Yeah, they made, I don't know, five or six different variations of it. Man, that's a stack of augers. $20 each. Some cool pots. The top says $45. The bottom says $35. I'll do the bottom price if you want it. That's a good price. I was just letting you know in case. I don't know who stuck it on there. Probably it fell off of something else. Yeah. On to the other $20 on the Red Rider. That's cool. Yeah, I can tell it's an early one. How much is the damaged jug? $40. $40. That's a beautiful glaze. Old double barrels. I think it's a watchmaker's box. Oh, it's a watchmaker's box. Oh, nifty. So it's a watchmaker's box. Um, I believe you wanted, how much did you want in the blue? I have no idea. $15. $15. $50 on the fan. That's beautiful. Beautiful fans. How much is that one? $50. Emerson Jr. It's pretty. I would say that's the best one there. They all cool looking. Except for the felt bottom. And it runs. Oh, yeah. So you work on them? Yeah. It's one speed. It's all original. Oh, yeah. That's nice. Cool stuff. I love it. It's cool. Large. Okay. I understand. How much are the knives? I'm asking $20 on them. They're very old and very, very expensive set. Thank you. You tell me what you think. $15. I'll get you $15 for them. I'll do $15 on them. All right. I'll take them. What is this one here? That is a Gerber International. How much is it? I do $15 on them. How much is the Coca-Cola? That right there? I was asking $5 on it. If I buy both of them? I do $8. $8? I'll take them for $8. And what's this here? That is a World War II machine gun. Some nice Grimswald fishing lures. Yeah. How you doing? Out here looking for some treasures. Hey, good to see you. You too. I appreciate you watching. You got some cool stuff here. That's a big old pot. How much is the pot? What gallon is it? I think that's a 60. 60? Got some writing on it. How much is the axe? $10? It's a good price. Got any .22 Magnums? I don't think I brought none with me. I got plenty of them. Oh, yeah? That's a box of knives. How much is the milk crate? $35. That's not a bad price. It's in real good condition. Yeah, it's a real nice one. Beautiful. What is that? A tire balancer? Yeah, it is an old bicycle wheel on that plow. $18 on the griddle. Man, that's cool, isn't it? Carolina Coal and Ice Company. That's cool. $35. I like it. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Bruce's. Would you do any better if I bought the two? You got $10 a piece on them. No, I couldn't do no better. No better? I marked them down this week, as a matter of fact. I had $20 a piece on them last week. I want to buy one. If I pay you, will you hold them for me? Yeah, sure. $20. $18 on the tray. $15, ain't it, man? Is that an apron? How you doing? You doing all right? What did you get for your scale over there? A little dirty. Man, that's an odd looking pan. Is this your stuff? Yeah. How much is the hatchet? $10 a piece. $10 a piece. Three for $25. One of them's a plumb, and I can't find a name on the other two. You got those jumbo jars sitting there? Yeah. Okay. All right. How much are the jumbos? $15 with a lid, $10 without a lid. Yeah, the lids are hard to find. Yeah, except for the gray one and the pepper sauce one. I'm asking $40 on that one. $40. Are you Georgia Bottle Kicker? I am. Oh, my gosh. How much is that little vase? $15. $15? I paid too much for that. That's cool. Yeah, it's neat. I paid $10 for it, so I'm good. Make me a price on that and this. Give me some kind of bargain. $20, $30, $45, $35. $35? I'll do it for $35, but will you hold if I pay you for it? Yeah. I've had those things for years. I know where I got them at. That's pretty. That's got a little nick on it somewhere around the rim, but it doesn't really hurt it that much. How much is it? Thank you, buddy. I'll do $10 on that. That's a good price. Yeah, it's got a couple of little flea boxes. Did you expect that? That's a good price. How much is the bowl? I've been asking $20 for it. It's beautiful. I've got that same one. How much is the milk shaker? $30. $30? That's cheap, too. You got good prices. Let me look at it a little closer. It's missing a brush on one side, so it does not currently work, but there's all kinds of parts you can buy online. Oh, yeah. You can restore them. Oh, yeah. What did you say? How much? $30. $30? That's a good price. Beautiful. Beautiful. It's got a couple of little chips on the tip right here, but I don't think that really distracts them. No, it don't. I figured somebody would sit it on the counter. Oh, yeah. That's displayed mostly, but people, they ain't going to use it. I'll be back. That's pretty there. I like that. That's why I'm sending you out to walk around and buy stuff. I wouldn't be able to do that. It's hard to do. I'll guarantee you out here. How much is that ax? $5. $5? I'm going to buy it for $5. Can I put it with my stuff right there? How much? $15. $15? In that same little town, you know Victor Mousetraps? Yeah. That's where they make them. Oh, okay. I just think how long they've been around. I bought a big old bag. How much is your man a bucket? 50 wood things. I use those little wood things for everything. That's an interesting area. Wilbur Chocolates is there. That's an interesting bucket. How much is it? It's got a little rust on it. I'll take $15. Does it have holes in it, you think? No. You can pull it out. Kill a cool piece, like he said, sitting on the counter. I wouldn't use it, but it's beautiful. I love it. In Simpsonville, I've heard it, but we never got a drop. It looks like they had some here. This you? Yeah. This is our little spread here. You got a pile of stuff. Man, that's a big old Where'd you find all the vintage stuff? Everywhere. That's the best place to go. A lot of cool stuff. Some of these old coolers have got jars in them. You ever find them? No, I haven't. I haven't found anything. I did find a Shoeless Joe Jackson cart here and a Bible out there that I've been trying to get authenticated. They don't want to authenticate it. I don't know. Something's wrong with it, maybe. I don't know anything about carts. There's a lot of money in them, but I don't know anything about them. That's true. Y'all got a pile of stuff. South Bend, Indiana. I found four. Come price me out here. I mean, they ain't real, real good, but they still, I mean, it's stuff I like. But how about $2? Nah, I can pay you more than that for them. How about $4? I'll take a dollar apiece for them. I'll give you $10. $10? Katrina, he wants them. That's a nice table of axes here. How much is it? $30. Yep, that's not, that's not a bad price. Good condition. That's an Nope. Not around these parts. Oh yeah. It's out of Virginia metal crafters. Oh, not yet. There's a lot of cool stuff. Yeah. I've never been. I'd like to go. How much is the tag? $50. $50? $19.57. That's a Yeah, you do. I agree. I'm from Georgia. I am too. All right. What part of Georgia? I live in Cleveland, Georgia. Ah, Cleveland. How much are these? $25 apiece. $25 apiece. That's a good price. Man, it's starting to get busy out here now. I made it back from picking South Carolina flea market. It was hot. It was hot there at that flea market, but it was a week before the 4th of July. It's time of the year to be hot, and I had a really good time. I got to talk to a lot of subscribers through the channel, and this one couple, Kyle and Katrina, I think her name's Katrina, but they're subscribers to the channel. I met them there. They had like six tables of collectibles, cool stuff, but they're the cool, they were a cool couple. I went and looked at her stuff and I bought a few bottles from them, but when I left and left there, I was having to take my glasses off about every three or four minutes of white sweat. I was sweating so bad, but my glasses fell apart, and I couldn't see without my glasses. I didn't have a spare set of glasses there. We didn't have no tools, and anyhow, I said, what am I going to do? So I went back over there because I talked to them for several minutes when I met them, and his wife took them, and he went and got a, Kyle went and got some screwdrivers, and they put my glasses back together. I just wanted to shout them out and thank them. I thank y'all for that. I appreciate it. Got me right back in business so I can start back picking, but you know, a bad day at Pickens is still a good day at the flea market. Pickens is my favorite flea market to go to. They weren't a whole lot of people set up. I mean, there was a lot of people set up, but not like I've seen it there before, I guess because of the heat and right before the I'm not sure what it was, but it was still a pretty good day. I found some decent merchandise here. Let's take a look at all this stuff here and see what all I got and how much it's worth, and I've got some more videos coming out from up there in North Carolina. We went on to Murphy, North Carolina. We stayed on the Huasi River for a week. We was up there on our vacation, but let's take a look at this stuff right here and see what all we got, how much it's worth. First thing I bought was this Coca-Cola bottle. I paid him three dollars for it. It's a foil label from the 70s, and it's got Atlanta, Georgia on the cap. Oh, they're putting this town, if it's got a town on the cap, that does help them sell, but that's a pretty cool find. It's not real valuable, about $20. I'm gonna put, I'm gonna ask $20 plus the shipping on it, and then I think the second item I bought was this churn right here. Looks like about a three gallon churn. I'm not sure. I haven't looked at the gallons, how big it is, but it's a big old churn, and it's from, let's see, Jim Dandy Electric Churn made by Birmingham Manufacturing Company, Birmingham, Alabama, and he said this motor does work on it, and I paid him $40 or $45. I can't remember for sure now. It was $40 or $45. I think that was cheap. It's got a price tag of $85 on it, and online, I saw one sold for $125, but I'm not gonna, I'm probably not gonna list this on eBay and try to ship it. I have shipped stuff like this in the past. If it didn't have the electric motor with it, I probably would try to ship it, and see if things got embossed on both sides of it. It's pretty, it's a pretty cool piece, and I couldn't leave it there for $45. I'm probably gonna take it to the antique mall, put $75 on it, and I think it'll sell over there for that, because it is a cool piece, embossed glass churn, and then I run up on these molds right here. That's probably the best stuff, things that I bought. I'm not sure the value of them. This guy said his granddaddy worked at the foundry in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and that's where these molds come from. He said it's his granddaddy passed away, and he don't, he didn't ask him what they were used for, but that's what they, they're pretty big old molds, and this top does lift off of them. It looks like they used them for some kind of pipe, maybe. Not sure. They're pretty big, and they're pretty cool, and I can't find any that's shaped like this, but I have found some wooden foundry molds, and they bring good money. I saw where one foundry mold sold for like $200, and some for $50, and $60, and $70. Because these are unique looking, I'm going to sell them individual, because I don't want to have to ship them together. They're so big. I'm going to list them for like $199 plus the shipping, and just see what happens. See this writing on here, this US with the stars. Somebody might know what these were used for. If you do, let me know in the comments down below. These are metal. Those things right there are metal. Those little letters and stars, and this 3D on the bottom is metal, but anyhow, that's cool pieces. If you know what they were used for, just leave a comment down below and let me know. I think that's the coolest pieces I found while we're there. Paid $15 a piece for them. I think that was a good buy, a real good buy, and then I bought this stuff right here for $30 or $35 for these three items. This did have a seven ounce jumbo peanut butter jar. The seven ounce jars are a little bit scarce or harder to find than the 10 ounce or the one pound. It's a pretty common jar, but it's a little bit more scarce, and it had the lid to it. I paid him $30 or $35 for the three items. He wanted $15 for this, but he made me a package deal, but I dropped the jar and broke it, so all I have is the lid left, and I'm going to try to get $15 for this lid. I'm going to list it and see what it sells for. I bought this Broadax hatchet. I haven't cleaned it up to see if there's a name on it yet, but I'm going to put $35 or $40 on that Broadax hatchet. If it's got a name on it, it might be better than that, and then this is a brand new old stock vise. It's a multi-angle swivel action suction vise. It's mounted by the suction, but it's brand new old stock, and I sold one of these not too long ago in pretty rough condition for $25, so I'm going to probably put about $39.99 on this, and I can take a best offer if it don't sell for that, so I think that was a pretty good buy for those three items. I still have my jar, and then his buddy right next door to him had this axe for $5. I saw a bunch of axes I could have bought, $15, $10, but I just left them because I have so much stuff. I'm trying to be kind of picky, but this is a phantom. It's got that phantom design there, and I haven't cleaned it up to see if there's a name right there, but I can't tell. I paid $5 for it. I'm going to ask according to if there's a name on it or not. If there's no name on it, if I can't read the name, I'm going to put $40 or $45 on it. If it's got a name, we'll have to see what name's on it, and then Kyle and Katrina, I bought these bottles from them. She gave me this bottle. It's a foam label. They're pretty hard to find. It's probably a $7 to $10 bottle, but I found these bottles from them, and I paid them $10 for the bottles. I've never seen these bottles before. These green plastic, easy-goer, lightweight plastic bottles. They're from the 70s. I bought them to do some research on them and try to find out about them. I've never seen them before, but they're pretty cool-looking bottles, and they're not real valuable. What I found out, there's a lot they're worth. I'm going to try to get about, I'm going to list them as a pair and put $20 on them plus the shipping, but they do have a town on the bottle cap, and I'm going to put that on there. Ohio and Michigan looks like, and I bought this ACL from Bowling Green, Kentucky. Looks like it's about a $7 to $10 bottle, and a Scrip ACL 12-ounce Pepsi from South Bend, Indiana. I'm going to put about $15 on that, $10 or $15. Sold a lot of these type bottles from different towns, and I bought these two Coca-Cola bottles from a subscriber to the channel. I weren't videoing when I bought these bottles, and I paid him $30 a piece for them, but they in really good condition. Durham, North Carolina. I'm going to put $50 on them, $50 a piece. This one's Tampa, Florida. Just let them sit till they sell. Somebody will want them eventually. That was the junk that I bought down at Pick in South Carolina. I had a really good time. I love going to the Pick in South Carolina. There's so much antiques and vintage stuff to look at. I've never had a bad day at Pickens. I'm going to try to go back at least two more times this year. I'm not sure when it's going to be. Probably be in the fall when it cools off some, but I'll see. I know I got a lot of good antique shows coming up in the fall. I just have to see if I can make it back over there. It's six hours one way for me. I have to drive over there and spend the night, but I do appreciate every one of you. I thank everybody for watching my videos. I appreciate all the comments that you leave. I thank you for all the thumbs up that you give me, and if you want to support the channel to help me out, leave a comment down below and share the videos with your friends. 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