I bought 1000 cameras!!! and... a garage full of treasures! today's store bustin' episode!

[@workingmom8162]

When you hear "It's pretty old", only to realize it's just a few years younger then you. 😮 🤣

[@marshacrom6206]

@@wkjeom You should watch some of the really young dumpster divers. They don't don't know what half of the stuff they pull out of dumpsters is. I usually do, because my mom or grandma had it and I'm the grandma now.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Re-posted after a 'hiccup' with some upside down clips... hopefully all fixed now! :)

[@karenmiller2974]

thought I already watched this earlier tonight!

[@maryc4745]

@Jason Walls Wow, I don't think you know Alex very well. Not his style at all.

[@Stephen_A.]

LOL, no wonder I couldn't find it a little while ago. :)

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Guess some folks don’t make mistakes... :)

[@karenmiller2974]

@@CuriosityIncorporated is this the Jason who does construction for you sometimes?

[@nancymontgomery8897]

Kodak actually trademarked (or patented) their famous shade of yellow. Starting in 1976 I worked for a professional photography color lab in St. Louis. We used Kodak paper "for a good look" as their slogan said. Kodak often gave us lab workers cool promotional items. I still have some. I worked in the art department doing positive retouching with dyes and airbrushing (a real skill in those pre-digital, pre-photoshop days). I opened eye blinks, removed glare from eyeglass lenses, lengthened chewed fingernails, cleared away zits, slimmed double chins, etc. I even enhanced some celebrity portraits.

[@ktkt9982]

Wow cool!

[@dorotheep.693]

What a rewarding & delicate job! It wasn't that long ago they were still doing things by hand like that. You made a lot of people who fret over their petty flaws VERY HAPPY. A few pimples & nail biting were all it took to move a pretty girl from the top tier to the bottom.

[@Bill23799]

Nancy I owned a professional Photo Studio in Houston, Texas in the later 80's. We also did our own custom printing. My partner and I took a class on Photo Retouching. Haha I think I still have the thick plastic ink palette they gave us. I know if I am ever on a secret commando mission I want you on my team to handle the Nitro Glycerin because i know you have a very very steady hand.

[@theresaohman7187]

How cool, bet u liked that job!

[@ofermashiach4519]

Sounds like a very interesting and rewarding job!

[@mtherese13]

What a fun video! The camera collector’s items were so pristine and perfectly displayed. You could see his pride, & I am glad you bought...it all. This could have been a drawn-out, quite painful process for him. Fun!

[@conegallery]

Wow.. 1000 cameras in prime condition.. what a fabulous haul!

[@jenaemarieAZ]

Alex - you’re always so kind and gracious. I respect that.

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Alex, you are incredibly good at unboxing, unwrapping things with one hand! Your left to boot! Very talented guy!

[@fernandochavez4312]

The camera collector was priceless! Reminded me of all the farmers that would come round the house as a kid trying to find out info from my dad.

[@jmcosmos]

17:00 The covered pipe is what's known as a "hunting" pipe. The lid meant that you could smoke while galloping along behind the hounds, without setting the forest afire. 17:24 If they're Polaroid, the lenses will be polarized and replacements could be trickier to find. 18:30 Those magnifier torches are as handy as a pocket on a shirt. 18:58 The wood-handled "whatsit" is a multi-bit screwdriver set. The different bits are stored inside the handle, which unscrews at the top. Since this one also has a spindle with fishing line on it, I think it must have been for repairing rods. 19:39 I'm digging these brass belt buckles that you keep coming across. 19:46 "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" - no, wait, wrong brand. 🙃 🙃 20:15 Very handy, if you need to unlock your skeleton. 💀 😄 21:06 I vote for it being "notes to self" for somebody learning how to type. 21:28 That there is deepwater rig. 22:15 My grandmother always used Schaeffer's Skrip blue-black in her desk set pen. While bottled ink doesn't go bad, it can dry up in the bottle. 22:28 Oh good, what looks like a complete set of gun cleaning rods! 22:48 NIB lures, and I saw at least two in there, can be pretty exciting. 24:25 The Anscoflex II camera was only sold for a few years in the middle 1950s. It's what is known as a pseudo-TLR camera; the lens was fixed focus so the viewfinder could only be used for locating the subject, not for adjusting the focus. The 620 film type which it used is no longer made. 25:24 Fortunately, those particular bottles wouldn't run up your hotel bill. They were souvenirs. 26:25 The flag is what's known as a "yacht ensign" and is supposed to be flown by US licenced yachts. 27:32 That's a good camera bag, provided the leather isn't perished. 28:01 No, I wouldn't be surprised either. I once realized a chunk of profit for my father's estate by selling off a howitzer shell box full of antique tubes, on eBay. I even went to the trouble of digging up a guy with a radio shop who still had a tube tester, and he let me use it all one afternoon to see which of the tubes were still good so I could advertise them as "tested and works." 28:17 I like the look of that Tiki bottle. What's in it? 28:55 The 7-Up labeling is early 1970s. 29:39 Champale was brewed in Norfolk, Virginia. Sad that the label's been damaged. 29:52 I bet the Dixie and Jax bottles are souvenirs of somebody's trip to Louisiana. Both of those beers are New Orleans brewed. That bottle type is called a "stubby" and there was a fad for them in the 1960s. These days, Red Stripe beer from Jamaica is sold in stubbies. 31:01 Oh, my. I'm afraid you have a long fight and a short stick, trying to sell those women's magazines. While there may be a market for them, it'll be very restricted and difficult to locate.

[@michelledekker7654]

What a fantastic collection!! Cameras are definitely becoming popular again for collecting. I'm starting to see them pop up at our flea markets in Chicago. Your reputation really does get you some great things. Well deserved of course! Thank you for sharing!

[@JeanStAubin-nl9uo]

Thank you for posting so often! I am disabled and can't get out of the house very often.

[@turtlefoot13]

Alex, this was an amazing video! I have been a camera collector for around thirty years and I am really looking forward to seeing what you received in the way of cameras and if you are willing to sell any to collectors in the States, I would love to possibly work with you on a camera or two.

[@Bill23799]

16:06 Alex my uncle had a Coleman stove just like that when he took me camping in the summer. I did not have a dad in my life growing up but Uncle Ralph ( My Grandma's Brother ) gave me some great memories. We even camped out one summer by Lake George, NY. I got to see Fort William Henry and we even met some Canadians on vacation wearing cowboy hats. Haha. Oh and by the way, that Coleman stove uses liquid Coleman White Gas for fuel ( similar to Kerosene ) not propane. Sorry, correcting errors is my compulsion. Please feel free to correct my grammar in retaliation.

[@kaleigh4081]

Yes, we had the exact same stove for camping! And we also camped at Lake George a few times.

[@Bill23799]

@@kaleigh4081 Oh wow. I think we camped there in 1965 or thereabouts. Did you visit any of the Amusement parks in the area? I remembered best " Storybookland " . The cool thing was each big place you visited would affix a cardboard plackard to your bumper with wire while you were in the park. Did you visit Fort William Henry?

[@kaleigh4081]

@@Bill23799 We were there in the early 70s. Yes, we went to Storyland!! I remember it well! And we had a sticker for every place we went on our "chuck box" - a camper kitchen box my dad made. Those are such nice memories. Now people go "glamping" with their "5th wheel", complete with shower and dishwasher. We had a pop-up camper - also a Coleman. It was great.

[@Bill23799]

@@kaleigh4081 Haha Glamping? we had an old Army tent. Uncle Ralph did buy us a couple of Army Cots to go with it. I remember Uncle ralph told me to seal the bag inside the box of Corn Flakes rea;lly good and i didn't. The next morning the Flakes had become a box of Corn Soggies. haha It was the humidity and the morning dew in the air.

[@julier1616]

Alex is being offered everyone’s valuable collectables because we’ve been in isolation for months and they’ve had time to go through their stuff! Alex might have to invest in a storage unit!

[@persebra]

I agree in a way. But if he gets a storage unit there is less incentive to keep it moving.

[@jitaamesuluma9730]

he has concent to expand , i know he wants an olde worlde ice cream parlour but , i am sure he will fill it with things too

[@persebra]

@@jitaamesuluma9730 yes, but that is going to be a shop, not a warehouse.

[@LessThanThree76]

True. And also people need the money due to isolation and less income. I imagine collections are the first things you sell.

[@sylviajones4907]

@@yvonneost12 Yes, very scary. Prayers for your husband to heal quickly.

[@oldproji]

Wow! Being an amateur photographer for over 30 years I would have jumped with joy to have purchased these cameras. This collection is camera heaven.

[@amywright2243]

Awesome! My Dad started a business by buying out the inventory of a closing business. Hope someone buys the parts from you and puts out a shingle. 😊

[@kathyhayward5730]

Jigsaw puzzles are hot right now, especially vintage ones.

[@cwfan2]

Hi from Missouri! I remember that Coleman camp stove. We had one exactly like it when I was a kid in the 50s & 60s. Daddy had to pump the propane tank to get enough pressure in it to work. Mother didn't have the strength to pump it enough for it to work for very long.

[@shelley6746]

Oh my word...I’d love all of those cameras & spoons....WOW......you find some of the most unique items....lol I have never seen anything like these finds....it must just be in Canada...LOL I LOVE following you & your beautiful family♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@drogna3905]

Of course you bough them all lol. Good luck Alex.

[@marlenekutcher938]

So wonderful to see you out picking some really good finds! Thanks for the ride .

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

I like how you caught yourself there. About the elderly enjoying puzzles😊 You thought if a better way to say it💚💙. My mom has a puzzle room where she lives. Really enjoy watching. Your so enthusiastic! Very blessed you are and your sweet family ❣️🙏💞

[@hollywoodknight3]

The camera guy sounds a lot like Hans!

[@emk7132]

my thoughts exactly! all along I was thinking it was a “Hans” accent but turns out it is probably a regional Canadian accent and way of speaking... like the drawn out ‘wweeelll’

[@jmcosmos]

That's a variety of Ontario Valley monotone. No inflection, no emotion, just drone, drone until you're falling asleep from it.

[@jennieadamsMM]

You should give the index tabs to Melissa - she has a boat load of stickers to organize.🦋🌸💕

[@JohnP538]

Sold cameras for eight years, got out as the market collapsed. I wish you luck. The Rollies and Yashica Mat are very good sellers. The studio camera is an excellent buy.

[@JohnP538]

Some of the early Polaroids have a Rodenstock lens. These sell for real good money. People buy these and modify the back to accept 4x5 film holders making them the smallest and lightest large format film camera.

[@critter42]

Boy, you sure could use another building! :-) (CONGRATULATIONS by the way!)

[@bstenger5800]

As a Photographer....I am drooling over these old cameras!!

[@StephanieJoRountree]

I've got my great grandparents old upright radio. Love it! Still in excellent shape.

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

Well done Akex, what a great and huge collection of cameras, what a wonderful gentleman too 🙂

[@estern3426]

Would love to have some of the puzzles. Our family spent many quality hours doing puzzles together. Thanks for the memories!

[@ibanezleftyclub]

If there’s any 12AX7’s or 6L6GC’s, those are the guitar ones you want to look for, especially if they have Mullard written on them. Gold.

[@robbiemer8178]

Are you going to post the list of the cameras on line somewhere so potential buyers can see what you've got with out having to guess? :) I'm not too much interested in Kodak cameras but I am definitely a user of film cameras and those Ricoh TLR cameras are something I'd be interested in. As usual, a fun way to spend a half hour, thanks!

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Not sure how to manage them yet but likely put the list up yes

[@SmurfSuicide]

@@CuriosityIncorporated I am looking to buy a 4x5 camera without any light leaks. This guy looks like a guy who takes care of his stuff! So please post on Instagram about the 4x5s because I dont have facebook to see what's for sale.

[@DoJoDiL]

Curiosity Incorporated I collect cameras myself and there are a few I am interested in. Where should I go to keep an eye out for a list or should I message you somewhere on the ones I’m interested in?

[@Bill23799]

Alex you showed some real joy when you opened that box and saw that reel. You looked so happy I thought you were about to cut a reel and dance for joy. I am sure if you sold it in Cambodia you could get not a small amount of riel for it.

[@btrdangerdan2010]

Impressive collection of cameras.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Mr. Archbold. 👍👌👏 Well done again! I think you need respectively should have a sea container for storage on the shop property. Hope that bottle Bob will buy the bottles. Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and health.

[@i2ndsight]

I can still sing the Jax beer tune. Thanks for the ear worm!

[@jakespeed63]

All those cameras!!! That guy was a treasure. Love the way he had them all displayed in his basement.

[@nancymontgomery8897]

An "alluring" box of reels? I've detected a dad joke! Will you create lots for auction at Kastner's? Get rid of the extra parts and excessive stock.

[@kaleigh4081]

I loved that Dad joke! 😂

[@julier1616]

YOU BOUGHT ALLLLLLLLL THE CAMERA’S !?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? HOLY SMOKES!!!!!!!!! 😲😲😂😂🙌👍🇨🇦

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

YEEAH!! But at the same time, what a great opportunity for camera collectors to take care of that nice old man's collection and make sure they don't just get binned. Alex saved a great part of camera history right there. :-D

[@ccnixon]

@@TwospotzArtAndCraft Eventually they will be discarded, I see no use for collecting that many camera... You can just about find any camera at a thrift store...

[@kaleigh4081]

Yes, you'll find it in a thrift store because this gentleman collected so many! 😊

[@Peter-pv8xx]

@@ccnixon You obviously don't know the mind of a collector, the items they obtain are akin to beloved family members, but you have to be careful to differentiate between a collector and a hoarder, this guy was a collector, everything was displayed properly and organized a hoarder on the other hand will have things strewn about in boxes in the trunk of a car stashed in a damp moldy basement in a garage with rodent piss all over it, you may well ask how do I know this because my best friend fancies himself a collector but everything is as I described all over the place, his garage is a bastion of vintage speakers, stereo equipment you name it some smashed an antique radio or two is disintegrating in the garage due to moisture heat and humidity, he is overwhelmed yet he still buys and picks the garbage puts it into his hoard house never to be seen again.

[@margiemistretta8885]

Why would you spend so much money on one kind of thing??? You've got a bldg . To go up!!

[@michelledekker7654]

You really have an amazing eye for things. Seems to be a lot of negative comments but apparently you know what you're doing lol....just look at all of your success. Of course you know what you're doing. I appreciate the time you take putting these videos together and sharing your knowledge. I've learned a lot from you over the years. Thank you!

[@TorontoJon]

Heck, I thought I had too many antique cameras (about 40), but I'm actually relieved I don't have as many as seen in the video. Amazing collection though and beautifully displayed and organized. Those Rolleiflex cameras alone are worth quite a bit and I love the Art Deco Kodak Brownie cameras too. :)

[@sarahsmthrox]

I use to work for Atlas Match! Love seeing those match books!

[@annwithaplan9766]

That flat metal thing inside the wallet was probably a business card holder. I think one of the last videos you found a little brush in container. That would've been a twist-up brush for cameras. I have one like it that my father gave me years ago. Wish I was close so I could go through those knitting/crochet magazines (that was a crocheted blanket on the cover). You ought to list them online. Lots of us knitters look for older magazines like that. : )

[@TanBraeDesigns]

Whoa! Wish I had more places to display some old cameras and equipment. I must have inherited my fascination and adoration of photography from my great-grandmother.

[@BlackCatBritt]

Hello from the aforementioned Rochester, NY 27:40 :D Always neat to see a piece of my city's history wind up in different places. I never know how to feel when a big collection of something might be split up in selling it off. I understand it, as it's the way of things, but it's always seems a shame to me, knowing he probably spent hours and hours and lots of money to bring it all together, obsessing over that ONE camera he didn't have until he found it.... and now the pieces might be parted out again, to different corners of the world, after all that work. Hoping a buyer/fellow collector comes along and decides to buy the whole lot from you, if nothing more than to keep it all together! :)

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Yes, but these pieces will find many new happy homes now :)

[@littlejack6123]

My heart understands your point.... But at least these cameras will be going to people who honor and appreciate them. A lot better than ending up at a garage sale or thrown in boxes at the curb.

[@BlackCatBritt]

@Frank Winkhorst wow, that's quite the drive. 7 or 8 hours, depending on traffic & weather. Not impossible (I've done it a handful of times myself with school & day trips), but you're certainly glad to be out of the car at the end of it.

[@aksez2u]

Wow! A very successful picking day!

[@dianefanning9646]

This guy must have spent a bundle just on those cabinets.

[@ofermashiach4519]

Insane collection of cameras!

[@shannonforney5046]

So cool you found the Kodak timer! I grew up and currently living in Rochester, NY!

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

Thanks for taking us along with you on these amazing little adventures. So many fine things in the garage and my photographically inclined husband really marvelled at the cameras. It is a ready camera museum there. And I did fall totally for the little adorable blue cat moneybank there. The postage would be THRICE the value of it tho... :-/

[@andrewschmitz9707]

Loved the fishing stuff,maybe Hans and Zanovia can catch some rainbow trout at their friend's pond now!

[@manderson3231]

Alex, check the pottery makers on the pottery liquor bottles. Sometimes the bottles were made by famous Potter's.

[@TomTastyTreats]

I didn’t understand the lure-joke at first, but I COD on later.... Those camera’s are amazing!

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

Har har ;)

[@pypes88]

I am in love with that car!! Especially the color!

[@JohnSmith-gn3jk]

While in hibernation over the last months we have been doing a lot of puzzles. A friend of the wife's moved a couple years ago and gave her a stack of them. They definitely have come in handy these days.

[@kippertoo]

I used to have about 60 cameras in my collection...my 2 favs are a red Brownie and a blue folding Kodak autograph. I’d be interested in any old Kodak Series colored filters you might have. 📸

[@dorotheaoster1139]

That bell scotch is worth money!

[@patprop74]

If i had a dollar for every time someone told me "that's worth a lot of money" sadly the ones saying that are never the ones buying.

[@JenSpice]

Fun! Love all the cameras. Nicely done!😃Jen

[@DasVERMiT]

Whiskey doesn't get better with age once bottled. It's only in a barrel where it takes on more flavor from the wood that it gets 'better'. And even then 'better' is subjective. It's just different. The prolonged time to make it just adds prestige.

[@ginaallen3797]

That was cool. Appreciate you taking us along for the ride. Angry Old HIppie Hermit Peace.

[@wandaseward8547]

Great episode! I enjoyed seeing all the treasures.

[@rhondareadman]

My mother in law had an egg cup collection. She had well over 600 hundred at one point. She has since parted ways with them but I got all her clear glass ones... some are quite old. I love them 🤗🌟

[@delta250a]

Last year I brought out a hoarders collection of cameras. Filled my estate car twice. Found some fantastic gems in there including wwii german u Boat binoculars! At least your lot is clean!

[@barbrapierce3269]

Saw the back of that Seattle Seafair pin.sitting in the bottom of the box and thought, "Nah, it,s not that." But it was. Boat is a representation of an unlimited hydroplane. A Seattlite won the USA Gold Cup Unlimited Hydroplane race in Detroit back in 1949. The winner had the right to name the venue for the following year's race. Needless to say, he chose Lake Washington in Seattle. Seafair began in 1949, but that race really got it going and unlimited hydroplane races (most often the Gold Cup, due to local winners) became a mainstay of the yearly summer festival . 2020:cancelled--good ol' covid.

[@RicMorton]

Great pick! Envy to the max. Looks like the old shop has a new use, new old stock storage.

[@steven2212]

Some interesting finds, these people are hoarders, I'm sure you meet many during your travels. Always think they have old gold when in reality, 99% of it is just old junk, worthless. You are a Saint, very respectful and patient. Safe travels.

[@FiorLabhair]

I’m insanely jealous! Those are SO COOL! 😍

[@lanitaorjeraldlewisdillorl2258]

You're so right alex, it is reely nice to find some old reels. Thought I'd beat you to that joke LOL

[@connierifenburg9758]

This was so fun all the interesting things in boxes! Such a great variety!

[@LadySaraB]

Some of those cameras are stunning! I wish I could buy them all!

[@waynewilburn3569]

Alex you are like a kid in a candy store. You did well today.your gonna need a bigger store

[@Blue..]

Alex: sells car so his garage will have more room. Also Alex: Buys 1000 cameras.

[@TheOneAndOnlyBestBatman]

Hi big fan. Love what you do. Keep doing what you do.😀😃😄😁🙂

[@fotodeviant]

Cameras! That’s right up my alley! I love the large format cameras with the bellows ❤️ Another great video!

[@belleetlabete1819]

I collected spoons as a child! I still have them all. I don’t have them on display though, just in a box.

[@bonniemccormack1361]

25:39 Polish driftwood. Hmm... lol driftwood polish? ;)

[@Peter-pv8xx]

Remember the old adage, it's only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it. I just read that this saying dates back to the 1st century BC and is credited to Publilius Syrus, mind blown!

[@shelley6746]

Where can I buy your items?? I enjoy Old bottles....watches & parts along with needing a couple of skeleton keys....tiny bottles & perfume bottles with the atomizer on them....novelty key chains....odds & ends💖😁👍🏼

[@KI7PBG]

man i wish i had a car like yours my old car blew up today leaving me and my family stranded without a vehicle :( if i had a old car like that would be so easy to fix, i hate new computer garbage. sending this car to the happy junk yard. loved the video keep up the awesome work love watching your videos :) . stay safe happy and healthy.

[@nancymontgomery8897]

I love that Buick more every time I see it.

[@CuriosityIncorporated]

What kind of car did you have?

[@KI7PBG]

@@CuriosityIncorporated 01 volvo v70

[@KI7PBG]

@TheCamshafter 01 volvo v70

[@PileOfEmptyTapes]

@@KI7PBG That should normally be about as solid as 19-year-old cars get, assuming it's been regularly maintained and the odd design problem addressed in time. Which engine and what sort of mileage? You can get unlucky with some random metal fatigue, but catastrophic failure is often linked to deferred maintenance (e.g. oil changes, timing belt) and failing to address construction problems in time.

[@jackandpiper]

Alluring 😂. You and your dad jokes!

[@rightytighty349]

good buy on the cameras, cant beat 35mm pictures and they still sell film and darkroom supplies.

[@davidcraddock7011]

stuff from the 50's brought back memories, folding alarm clock, etc....

[@Emanistan]

Some of the weird Canadian accents you come across are as fascinating as the finds. The camera guy is definitely up there with Hans and the Apocalypse Jeep guy in the outrageous Canadian accent hall of fame.

[@missgreenbottles]

😍 old cameras that’s my idea of heaven !!! I wonder how collectible the vintage lenses are in Canada? I keep buying m42 and m39 lenses from the Ukraine mainly. The old ones off zenit cameras are amazing using on digital fuji!

[@MrAmptech]

Like the Seafair Pins!

[@GSA_Drums]

Bells whisky bottles left unopened are quite valuable.

[@matthewdeacon1970]

A personal hobby for me is photography and especially with old cameras like these ❤️ Do you find these things often?

[@etow8034]

Nice find on the Coleman naphtha stove and lantern, they are becoming hard to find and expensive to buy !

[@mcwatersd]

Wow! That is a massive collection of cameras. You have enough stock to fill up another store. He really had some wonderful pieces. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤

[@jsturo]

Alex, I think the small different coloured glass bottles with the corks came from Greenfield Village, part of the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan.

[@HUSTLERS1]

1000 camera's definitely should bring in major profit from collectors

[@Mark.Watson]

As he said, a few are valuable and that’s where he’ll make his profit. The majority are just too common to bring much right now.

[@esthervan4484]

Those small Kodak cameras are mostly worth 10 to 20 dollars. They are really common but very cool:)

[@arthurpearse6165]

many of those camera can be found in thrift stores for under $10.

[@arthurpearse6165]

@@Rynn21 that's not always true, the demand sets the price

[@sundance81677]

Imagine if you’d bought ALL his collections! The cameras, the spoons, the matchbooks. Phew! I love old and new cameras. I think old cameras are cooler though. I’m a bigger fan of older radios. I just loved this video. Lots of my favorites.

[@sylviajones4907]

Again, Alex, your knowledge base astounds me! Wish I knew half as much as you do.

[@cynthiabohli-nelson1824]

Another Rochester resident here. Omigosh, that was an incredible camera collection! Growing up, many friends parents worked for Kodak. My dad was a Xerox employee. (Others i remember: Stromberg-Carlson, Bausch & Lomb.) On varous crafts-related internet boards & blogs, I've seen a lot of people into those Workbasket magazines. Neat stuff!

[@jukeman57]

You absolutely need to build/buy a warehouse. Maybe replace the garage behind the store with a new garage/warehouse. It could be used to off load new inventory and a place to work on your car finds.

[@ongooriginalnevergetsold3313]

You should hire him to work in your store, he's so knowledgable

[@alexandrialucius8351]

They will keep you busy for a little while. My family used the same Coleman stove to go camping.

[@TexasbyStorm]

Oh my dyslexia, for a split second I thought this said you bought 1000 campers and I just wondered where in the world you're putting them all. However 1000 cameras is serious shelving space too!

[@janetnash]

Wow a busy day thanks for taking us along x

[@FstopPicturesByAlunDavies]

Fishing reels always makes me think of the first jaws movie. You’re gonna need a bigger boat lol