Find Thrift Store Prices at Antique & Vintage Estate Sales!

Thank God for you, George! A voice of sanity in an insane on-line reseller's world!. I stopped counting how many reseller channels I've sampled and stopped watching part way through..Anyway, love this upload, and always look forward to more from you.

The large , West German Jasba floor vase is collectible. Jasba was founded in 1926 and ceased production of decorative ceramics in 1975. Jakob Schwanderlapp, who founded Jasba, went on to found Ceremano in 1959. Ceremono is also collectible

You’re such a fun weirdo George! Love the blue clown wig.

I loved all the plastic “Breyer” looking horses. I love your commentary. “Oh look, it has a broken leg - we’ll have to shoot it!” 🤣🤣🤣. You look great in the blue wig!

In addition to all the antique information you provide, I love the history info too. For example, cool to know that Wyoming was the first state to give the vote to women and why. Thank you for all the great info, George :)

That is correct. I have my Mom’s Avon suitcase somewhere it is aqua and green. It really held a lot. It was my job to restock it with her.

I remember the inch worm toy, lol, had so much fun on that thing around the yard. Those were some lovely birds on the shelf and I probably would have bought all the thread because I love crocheting with it to make lace and doilies. Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along. Have a safe trip and wonderful day

Damn, George! I almost choked on s potato when you said the horse with the broken leg would have to be shot! 😂

Hi George! It was such a pleasure to meet you in Portland for my first visit to the Rose City Vintage Market. Even though I only got postcards from your boothmate, I totally forgot to ask your price on your spring blossom Cinderella bowl! That's the pattern I collect! I hope you had a great show and I'll be sure to keep an eye out for you when I head to Springfield in September for the 2nd extravaganza.

Hi George. The large Western German vase was made by Jasba (as marked on the bottom). Founded in 1926 they mainly produced home deco ceramics and vessels untill they branched out in the late 1950s to produce tiles. In the US their tiles were used in the facade of the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. Their vases and bowls etc. have quite characteristic glazes.

Love that German vase!!

Thank you for Sharing. What a great estate sale. You never know never know what you will find.Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day

And the weather's nice too.

5:55 Glad you picked up that W. German vase because early on in the video I was immediately attracted to it, but I guess you hadn't quite noticed it yet.

George, if you ever get a deal on crochet thread like you saw here, pick it up and I’ll buy it from you! I suspect you would’ve gotten an amazing price on this. (Not all the things are for collecting. Some are for us die hard old grandmas who want to use the stuff. Cliche, old lady knitting and crocheting in the rocking chair with a cat chasing the yarn around) it’s also the reason I’m not a customer for afghans. I make more of them than I can give away. But the old crochet thread is hard to find.

I love the brown and cream vase!!

Hi George 👋 Great sale at half off. Dani went to one recently the door said 50% off everything, do she was digging in on the jewelry. Cashier said, Jewelry isn't half price. Dani said there's no sign and cashier said you should just know that, Jewelry is never half price. I suspect the Jewelry was never part of the estate. Anyway... my older Brother had a reel to reel and several albums on reels. I remember Boston, Fleetwood Mac, rumors. But they used to record their bands for critique. We also used to make silent movies with Dads old Brownie 35mm and then add sound effects and music then have theater time in the barn. Too bad we didn't have video games and computers. Lol My Grandpa was also good with the paint by numbers. Those were excellent! I don't remember if you got the afghans or not. They were in excellent shape. And the glass, I guess not .any resellers in that town or they missed that sale. Your gain for sure! ❤❤❤😊

Wild George this was a fantastic video I loved the estate sale that I just really loved you showing us about the city of Cheyenne it was great. I really like that. I hope you have fun doing it because we really love those things have fun. Be safe and keep on trying Wiggs and helmets. LO LLO L.❤❤❤❤!!!!!!!

Marilyn and I so enjoyed visiting with you in Portland. Hope you had a GREAT show. Sending hugs.

I also have rescued the grandfathers clock of my grandparent standing now in the corridor.