On The Search For Deals At The Woodbury Flea Market! Summer 2026!

Welcome back to the channel. My name is Tom, and today I'm back at the Woodbury Flea Market in Woodbury, Connecticut. So please come along with me and my mom, and let's see what they got this time. And don't forget, if you like this video, please give me a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, leave a comment, and hit that notification bell. I've got a lot more flea market videos coming up. Thanks. Windbreaker. John Raisman and something. Oh, it's a notebook. That's weird. 1964 Buick LeSabre owner's manual. Is this an actual sewing machine, or just like a salesman sample? I think it's a salesman, yeah. What's heavy? I don't know. I don't know. What is this? Detex Corporation guardsman? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, it's weird because there's a place for a key, right? Yeah, and it looks like a clock, but I don't know if it's just a clock, or if it's... I don't know. If anybody watching knows what that is, please let me know in the comments. There's World's Fair. Yeah, it's a little different. Yeah. Yeah, they're always rusty. Yeah. 75 cents originally. Oh, when I took it off the weight of it, it came down. Well, when I pushed it up, it moved freely, and I let it go, and it came back up. That's how it should be. Yeah. Somebody's old ID. The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club. Oh, my. Put a log out in the woods. It just starts running good. I just toss the log, hop back on it, and off we go. There's plenty of logs out here. Plenty of logs. You'll bend the bowl if you use a rock. I know that. This is a Hallmark ornament from 2012. This is Woody's guitar from Toy Story, and they have it priced at $41.99, so I did pass on that. MTV. What do you think that would be? This is a bottle cork, I think. $10 on that. World Tang Soo Dough Association. Mickey Mouse. It's handmade. Oh, did you see that frog one? No. Oh, it's that same one that I'm so happy I could ship. Oh, yeah. I didn't even look at it. I was supposed to go away, and then all my kids are calling me, blah, blah, blah, blah. Ronald McDonald. Looks like 1978, maybe. How much is this? Oh, jeez. $10. Okay. Goodyear Blimp. Really? $12.99. I know. I'm asking $150 for that. $150? Yeah. It's sealed. It's never been opened. That's a collector's piece. Yeah, I did Ravenhurst. Oh, from 1978. That was interesting. The rest of them, I'm selling for like $5 each. Civil War, and the rest of them, they may be cool. Got the Sims. I'm sure you already did that. That's a real fun one to do. Oh, my gosh. What is the Ravenhurst like? What do they do in it? Oh, different puzzles. You know, different word puzzles to move to a different thing. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, the only one that's expensive is this one other than that. I mean, they are more expensive, but we're trying to get rid of our inventory, so we're selling them for $5. But this one's $150. Yeah, of course. That would be the one I looked at, right? I do that, too. Bee, do you want to give her a lower offer than the $150? No, I'll pass, but thank you. Yeah, no problem. I'm open to offers. Those have actually never been open. They've never been played with, so we kind of try to keep it that way, but I mean, if you want, I can open it for you if you want to. Okay, that's right. Yeah, this is actually one of those wind-up toys. The key's in there. Oh, yeah. This has never been played with either. Yeah, interesting. Yeah, the box got a little dinged up. All right, well, I'll take this for $10. Gee whiz cap bombs. Does it come with everything? Cap bombs. You put in those little caps for like a cap gun. Seven bucks. It's stylish, too, which is cool. You don't see them like that. It looks like perfume, yeah. No, I thought it was like a lip balm holder or something like that. Thank you. Yeah, have a good one, guys. Elvis cards. $15. Urkel. Urkel doll. $35. He's got a, he must talk or something. Yeah. Say something silly. Hey, Tommy. Hello. Where were they swimming? Thank you. Todd's out there getting my glove from the car. Right up the road? They're having a great time. It's out and about. Asked me about it. Oh, Shirley. Oh, look at them in another form. They're very cute dogs. Did you go to the dog park with them today? Yeah. Then I'll see you later, Cindy. Cindy, if I find it, I'll put it aside. Okay, I'll try to call them next week, but the week after you'll be here? Yeah. All right, I'll do that. Let's skip the week and then I'll come. Okay, have an awesome day. 1950s cake candle holders. It's a little train. It's a very old box of Q-tips. Be dazzler designer pack. Oh, nice. All right. Oh, yeah. Lots of Beanie Babies. Yeah, I didn't have one. Here's a little frog. Hi. Oh, okay. Yeah, I have to check that out. Yep, sounds good. Yeah, I'm sure. Oh, his finger's chipped off. Five dollars. No, Disney Japan, so it's older. Those are the dogs. I'll take this. It's five bucks. Yep. Here's a Darth Vader Star Wars action figure carrying case from the late 70s. I've already got it, though, so I did pass. Yeah. Oh, okay. And all three of the snaps are in good shape. Yep. Which is important. Yeah, for sure. Rose Island. The bus stopped. Class of 1952. Yeah. Frog doorstop. Oh, my goodness. I don't know. No price on it. Lobster salt and pepper shakers. Hello. Hi, how are you? Nice to see you. I know, I know. Park Avenue chocolates. Oh, it's Monticello. Eight dollars. Hey, how are you? What's that one? Yankee Doodle Dandy Homecoming. Oh, I'm not sure what that is. What's that one in your hand? Kodak. 88 Olympic inch. Oh, neat. Oh, yeah, yeah. How much is this? Two for a dollar. Two for a dollar? Okay, better get another one then. All right, yeah, I'll get these two then for a dollar. Latest broadcast songs. True Confessions. Oh, yeah. Yeah, what is Spiegel? I've never heard of it. No. Oh, well, this is interesting. So what year is this? 72. How much is the catalog? Five. Okay. Yeah, I gotta get that. See how hot is it? 90? I don't know. It might be a bit high. This one says 80. I'll go with that. Need a wig? Oh, more Connecticut postcards. Governor's Room in State Capitol, Hartford. Bushnell Park. Dollar apiece on the postcards. Dollar apiece? Okay. State Capitol. Lots of the Capitol. Yeah, every angle. The Charter Oak. Charter Oak Chair. Oh, I've never heard of that. No. 1947 it says on it. America's Bicentennial. The Minuteman. Oh, old parking meter. Restaurants. No. Thank you. 20, 35, 45. It's 46th grade drinks from the World's Fair, it looks like. I'll give you 70 for all of these. That's 40. 80 bucks. Plus I'm gonna buy those. There's nothing super that jumps out. If this was bone, this would be worth $400. The bone is this, you know. Right. That's Disney. I don't know if those are postcards or photos. Sorry, how much on this? About four. Four? Okay. Is it the World's Fair? Yeah, I think I have that one. You have that one? Gets hot in the summer. What do we have here? Oh, yeah. Westinghouse Refrigerator, 1939. Oh, yeah. I'll take this for four. Okay. Yeah, the stag was, I mean, the bone was broken. Yeah, it is a big Coke bottle. Yeah. I have a big one like this. I don't know if it's this big, though. When did they sell that? It's probably from the 70s, I would guess. How much are you asking on the Coke? 20? Okay, yeah. Yeah, it's kind of smeared or something. And I think also the fact that it's under glass. I'm okay with it. Okay, Superman, I gotta do 15. Hey, sir, how are you? Pretty good, how are you doing? Good, good, I'm doing great today. That's good. I just, I mean, this was early spring. I had a light honey, very nice light flavor. And this I just pulled this week. Oh, okay. It's a little different flowers, you know, a little later spring flowers. Want to try a sample? It is so delicious, really is. It's a tease having a little bit of this. I know. Yeah, it is good. Isn't it good? So different than what you buy anywhere. Isn't it good? How much is it? 16. Oh, yes, thanks. Oh, I like your, my little bee, my little baby bee. I love the baby bee. I don't know, I guess I'll get some. You'll love it. You will love it. I know, I loved it before. It's a lot of cars and trucks. It is. Oh, look at that frog toy over there. Oh, that's so funny. Looks like a robot frog. Yes. Oh, it's stuck together. The breakers. Oh, it must be, um, yeah, Newport, Rhode Island. My husband was, was a police scientist with Bradbury Schweppes at once. And that was an award that he got for saving the money. Oh, interesting. So we've got all these tchotchkes from, you know, awards. Yeah. Then I made the ultimate saving them money. Yeah. Wow. It's neat. Some old keys. Seems like there's a lot of motorcycles over here. Old compass. Ten dollars. Oh, wow. Didn't expect that. I was thinking it might be from SeaWorld, but. Where you go? I got a place in Maine. If you stay there more than a week, you're a maniac. You know that. Landmarks of American Liberty compliments of J.C. Penney. Oh. 1950. Yeah. Los Angeles Gray Line Tour. Oh, there must have been tickets attached to it. Oh, these break off. Oh, they were postcards. Yep. Want a picture of Reagan? No, I don't think today. Official White House photo. Yeah. I just checked. And yes, AC Peterson Farms is still there in West Hartford. I'll have to check it out someday. If you're not familiar with it, it's basically like a local version of Friendly's. At least that's the way I remember it. OK, sounds good. Well, that's good. Some vendors do. Yeah. OK, sounds good. Tokyo Tower. I was thinking this was the Eiffel Tower. Yeah. I don't know. I think it's in Celsius. Oh, well. So it's 30 Celsius, which. I remember learning 40 is hot. 30 is nice. 20 is cool. 10 is cold. Zero is ice. Something like that. Yeah, it's funny. My wife listens to me though. Yeah, sometimes. OK. My friend's father was a big collector. Yeah. I thought I was good. I had about 100 Hess trucks and I sold them all. And he says to me, come on down to the cellar. He said, I got 100 more over there. Oh, Jesus. Yeah, that's a lot. There's two different years here. It was 94 and I think 95. Yeah. Yeah, remember that guy, Fred the Baker, I think his name was. He did all the commercials. Time to Make the Donuts. Yes, Time to Make the Donuts. That's the different one. The one down the bottom. Yep. I think that's 95. The one on the bottom. Oh, OK. It says 94, 95. And that one on the bottom, I believe, is the first. Yeah. It's a different design truck. Yeah. How much did you say on these? 10 bucks. Well, you know, the world runs on ducking. That's what they do. Yeah. Well, it does now. There's one in every corner. I like their coffee. Yeah. All right, I'll take this for 10 bucks. Want a bag for it? Nope, we got a bag. That's interesting. Special Study Set of Fine Art Reproductions. Assumption College. Ancient Renaissance. 95 prints. What is this? OK, it's obviously French. Remember when Graham went to Canada that time? She got me a bunch of French comics. Oh, did she? Yeah. They were newer than this. Yeah. Interesting. More doll parts. Vicks VapoRub test sample. Drucker's revelation for teeth and gums. All right, well, there you have it. That was the Woodbury Flea Market in Woodbury, Connecticut. I highly recommend that you check it out if you're in the area. I hope you enjoyed the video. If you did, please give me a thumbs up. Subscribe to my channel. Leave a comment and hit that notification bell. And as always, thanks for watching and I'll see you next time. You thought it stopped?