I have an unopened vampire blood from that kit. Evidently, they sold the blood separately.🤗👍 Love your videos.👍

"The time to buy it is when you see it." The motto of every toy collector, lol. Love the vampire kit cardback. Huge vampire fan, always have a set of plastic fangs. Fun fact: when I was a kid I wanted to be Robin the Boy Wonder... or a vampire. Still do 🧛

What model of camera do you guys use for these videos?

Cackleberry is awesome! I miss the store that was right next to it called Seiter and Son Holiday decorations. They sold lots of awesome blow molds. Thats where my wife and I bought out Bela Lugosi Dracula blow mold NOS along with several others.

Congrats! Love anything Glow in the Dark! 🦇

Nice catches on the Eye-ball & the Vampire kit! I remember those items fondly from my teen years! Great catches! And a shoutout to The Showcase in Seekonk! I used to live about 3 miles from there. Did you see the Essolube Dr. Seuss tin? Very cool!

“Cackleberry” is cowboy slang for an egg, I think?

Cackleberrys is great

I had that vampire kit . My mom gave it to me I remember squirting the blood everywhere and then it was over ! Interesting to see it 50 years later

Very cool stuff. I’m hooked on finding those gumball machine cards. Expensive on eBay.

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28:41 Back in the early 1970s there were no Avon parties. It was door-to-door sales by painted-up women. When you heard the doorbell unexpectedly it was either Avon or Jehovah Witnesses. 29:36 Just last month I saw a giant 4-foot tall box containing a USPS Mail truck with a postal worker costume at Target! It cost over $100. What kid will play mailman enough to justify a $100+ purchase? [Price Correction: $269 in store or free shipping]

Very nostalgic 90s stuff in that video, thanks for that 👍

I didnt know they made they live figures!!!

Great shops saw toys I never saw before and I've been around lol was great seeing toys in other towns

23:25 Valentines Day in elementary school during the late 1960s / early 1970s were actually all inclusive. I recall a couple of teachers saying "bring one for everybody" or being handed a mimeograph sheet of paper with the names of every kid in class, but it was the packaging that made it all inclusive. You had to buy a box with around 30 valentines inside. Back then I had no desire to save unused valentines. Just like with Wacky Packages stickers the whole point was to put them on binders, locker doors, lunchboxes, etc. The most stressful part, for me, was picking out which kid got which Valentine. I gave the mushy cards to pretty girls. I gave the least loving cards to the kids I didn't want to like me. I feared getting a romantic Valentine from the creepy girls. After a year or two I threw away received valentines cards when the kids weren't in my class the next year. I didn't need paper affirmation. I was the class clown so smiles and laughter were all I needed. Since so many Valentines survived I guess a lot of kids clung to them for affirmation during times they got depressed. I just loved the puns and wordplay with the artwork! ❤

First time I saw a Batty Buy. Congratulations!

Nice show and video!

George Reeves is my favorite too !

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20:30 What makes my heart sink and I feel a lump in my gut is when I order something super rare on eBay, like a sealed toy from the 1950s or some fragile monster gas station glass from the 1960s, and the seller packages it like the delivery service is going to keep the box in an upright position and gently lay it down. Or when they send vintage magazines or comic books in a bubblewrap envelope with no cardboard support. The carriers just fold those broad envelopes in half and wedge them in mailboxes. It's easy to get your money back by returning the damaged item, but knowing something survived in immaculate condition for more than 70 years only to be destroyed by brainless packagers is like extremely painful for me to look at. Like identifying a mangled body of someone you knew. 😢😢

Do you think that Martin Sheen/Apocalypse Now autograph at 19:21 was authentic?

No matter how many toy shows you go to, no matter how many videos like this you watch, theres always something you've never seen. Thanks for sharing this show with us, some very cool stuff in here

Curious what the repop price was for the Honda KISS poster?

I love your video! I was wondering if you run across any old school Chuckie cheese items, or Showbiz pizza?

You guys need to stop at Sines 5 & 10. They have been owned and operated by the Sine family for over 100 years. Everything in it is original to the store. They have a great lunch counter with the original Hire's Root Beer barrel on it! They sell all retro things, including toys and candy. You'd love it.

31:30 I've never seen any Mister Softee premiums - those are cool!

As a kid growing up in the 1960s, George Reeves will always be my Superman. All the Supermen after him have just been pretty boys and some can't even ride a horse correctly. Too soon?

11:22 "I'm Prince, Bitch."

Oh you also sell stuff at flea markets. That's cool.

Yes to George Reeves!

I love the shirt. Have to get one of those.

Love you guys, love your videos... you guys are too cute... But can you please cut back on the Santa stuff? Its February already for crying out loud... WAH

The large "magical jeep" from the Popeye cartoons caught my eye. Never saw one before. I'm only Twenty y minutes from Quakertown, I'll check it out tomorrow!

That little alien you spotted was one of the "Earth Invaders" by the JH Miller company. 1950s. I have a bunch of these things, and there are many more. Great designs! They're made of a waxy plastic that reminds me a little bit of the "Mold a Rama" figures that used to be injection molded on the spot in coin op machines at fairs and amusement parks. Hope that was helpful. Your channel is fantastic! I always look forward to seeing what you find on your travels... cheers.

Definitely go back to the Farmers Market in the Spring & Summer. The outside flea market vendors & shops are very interesting!

Next time, stop in Sine's. It's an old-timey 5&10 store time capsule. It's a regular store, not collectibles.

What do you look for on posters to know that kiss poster was a repro?

Ooooh… That Gretsch amp looks interesting.

Love The Superman Poster!!!

Excellent place and video

18:06 They had some Happy Meal boxes in test markets before this, but that Circus Wagon box is from the first official Happy Meal launch in 1979! I love seeing stuff i collect in your treasure hunting videos 😊

Christopher Reeve is my Supes. Did watch a helluva lot of George Reeves when I was a kid. Hyped for the new movie! That first store was awesome. Lotta love and care in how it was set up. It was so beautifully displayed, I immediately assumed it was pretty pricey, lol +1 haven't seen any Harry Potter movies nor read the books. A couple of work colleagues are MASSIVE HP fans and have been trying to get me to watch the movies for ages. They just can't comprehend that I have less than zero interest in Hogwarts and shit haha

I haven’t visited those Qtown antique stores in forever. Rinky Dinks is new. I saw some trolls I’d like. Little story about the Bush Hotel, it made the news years back for being a house of horrors. Condemned in 21 for roach & bed bug infestations. Was hoping they knocked in down. But owned got around it

Your videos are the highlight of my day. You guys love the exact same things that I love. It's nice to see young people loving things from my past. I wish I could get to these shows, but I don't drive, and nobody I know likes this sort of thing. It's fun seeing things I have in my collection. Thank you for sharing these videos.

Hey y'all. Be on the lookout for Viewmaster reel 1305, Kennedy visits Ireland 1963... 500 bucks. My friend told me it's the Viewmaster collector's Holy Grail and i thought of you and Jason Dymond because if anyone finds it, it would be you guys.

As always the best ever mega channel and content

You did a great job awesome video