I Can't Believe The Owner HID THIS FROM ME...$1,000 Storage Unit!

[@just-a-crayon4]

I like that you are showing the behind the scenes - your main channel is so much fun but this is what you have to do with EVERY box, bag, container. Lots of work! Great job :)

[@TheJebusFamily]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@barbarasinclair4658]

I believe the tools in the red tool box are for working with clay

[@elizabethwamsley7953]

From the 2nd layerdown,clay tools.

[@anitalambert6997]

I believe you are correct

[@cferguson3368]

Top layer too. They are for carving in greenware.

[@ericjacla8522]

Yes you are correct

[@sixxygrrl]

They can also be used with wax carving. But yeah, I have a lot of those tools myself... For clay.

[@barbarawestphal612]

Check the ears for buttons on the inside. Old teddys were stuffed with straw. Stief bears are valuable and have a button inside ear to determine if it’s a Stief bear

[@annjustus]

The Brookings pour spout was used to open old oil cans. You push it into the can which not only opens the can, but also offers a spout to pour the oil into the car.

[@dradcliffe]

Came here to say this!

[@christyhoskinson305]

My grandpa had one of these and i use to watch him open (OLD MOTOR OIL CANS!)

[@j.c.aguiar2126]

Those old pour spouts are obsolete, but collectors of petroliana like them for their collections, especially if they have like shell or Sunoco etc. on them ...

[@chedderbug2820]

@17:25 Amber, there's a stud earring rolling around loose in the bottom of the box. I didn't read through comments, you may already have had dozens of people tell you this. I was yelling out to you but you didn't hear apparently. Oh gosh I hope it's still there. Good luck and thanks for the videos! This unit is my favorite and I'm so happy for the amazing things you've found so far and know you're going to find even more in there. You two deserve good fortune. So glad Steve didn't get hurt when boxes came tumbling down. 🙏💜

[@janmckeever9860]

That bear looks exactly like a couple I have seen them bring into the Antique Road Show and they were worth thousands. I think they were made in Germany but I could be mistaken. I don't believe they had tags on them either. You just have to have them looked at by an antique dealer or someone like that. I also think if you send in a photo of it to sites like the ARS or American pickers they will give you an idea if they think it is worth anything.

[@motherofone1]

Steiff bears always have a rivet in one of the ears. The rivet will usually have the Steiff name engraved on it. The older Steiff bears are worth huge dollars...If the rivet is removed the value of the bear basically goes to zero dollars.

[@Torighostgangsmells]

Actually there not zero dollars you just have to take it to someone to identify and then can tell if it’s an original and will pay for the steiff bear

[@janicepederson3421]

Even without the button or rivet is is worth money in that condition

[@odie04301969]

FYI: The orange gloves are for baking and/or candy making, twine can come in different colors, the pour spout is to pour oil into your car, those thing to make costumes are call patterns, "that stuff" that was pink is decretive trim for dresses/costumes,

[@beckyhuffman]

Definitely going to make it to your next yard sale. I see a lot I need for my crafting. And quit throwing the notebooks away. They are good for junk journals.

[@traceewolf1142]

I enjoy your videos. FYI: In the box with all the jewelry boxes, I saw a small pearl single earring. You might want to look in the bottom of the cardboard box to make sure you did not leave it....

[@virginiagill5902]

Actually both were in the bottom of the box, the second one was only visible for a moment as she shifted the box. Hope you found them!

[@patriciamcclurg9397]

glad you posted that, I was just getting ready to do so..

[@KarinMurati]

I have seen that, too.

[@violetraal5383]

Those scissors you found in with the sewing stuff are probably fabric sewing scissors and they are usually very sharp, high quality and expensive. My kids know there is a death penalty if they use my fabric scissors. It's definitely not to cut paper as it dulls them.

[@janedewarray3970]

Violet, I found a pair of my high priced Fiskers outside by the flowerbed. My hubby left them out in the dirt and rain...

[@jkcarroll]

@@janedewarray3970 Your LATE husband, I presume?

[@janekollman4938]

Oh my husband would NEVER touch my swing scissors .. kids know better.. lol. Feel bad for yours !! Dog house time LOL

[@j.c.aguiar2126]

@@janedewarray3970 my parents and grandparents (and probably great-grandparents) worked the textile Mills in the area I come from. I was taught very very young (too young to play with scissors actually) that you have your paper scissors and you have your fabric scissors and if you confused them you weren't going to be able to sit for a couple days... 🤣🤣🤣

[@susanoakley8882]

I am so glad you are wearing gloves. Not sure why but truly makes me feel a lot better.

[@debbystaats791]

The particulate filters are for when u encounter dust, molds, sawdust, metal grinding etc. It stops the very small "particulates".

[@dianaglenn3921]

Recommended for covid also I believe.

[@dianaglenn3921]

Stieff bear

[@normabuehlmann9131]

Color aid samples are used to match exactly where a color falls on the color wheel. When you know that you can find harmonizing colors by their relationships on the color wheel. Ideally you would have the complete set . Mine came in a box in order of color spectrum.

[@yvonnebrown324]

Steiff not Stein on bear. They were stuffed with straw. They had an ear tag with pin holding it so possibly could have been removed

[@andrewclark7882]

Check the box with the ring boxes and ear ring box when all the boxes were taken out the bigger box there was earrings in the bottom of the box gold pearl earrings x

[@TheJebusFamily]

I definitely will, thank you!!!

[@MzzzNettie]

A Steiff (idk if that's the correct spelling) bear will have a tag in the ear I believe. If that is a Steiff it's big and could be worth a lot.

[@therighteousprepper]

When you're yelling to the screen that it's all the same stuff in the boxes... but yet you watch her go through it all piece by piece... angrily

[@MsNator1]

A bodkin is a sewing tool often used to run elastic through a waistband.

[@jerryjohnson9669]

The particulate filter is used in a sander/grinder vacuum box with a viewing window you put your arms inside in so you can grind or sand something inside.

[@dianecary4732]

Just a little note. The box with "wood working" tools had majority "clay" tools also. Yes they have value for those using these type of tools as a wear out easily. Love your videos!

[@stanwiggins3423]

The best thing you can do with the baseball cards in the plastic containers is put them in a burn pit and lite them up. The toiletry case straps may have a hook on the end so you can hang it from the back of a door when you are in a hotel or visiting away from home. The Bubble Box is an aerator to pump air into water for bait buckets to keep the shrimp, minnows, or other bait alive.

[@lorrainebritton3802]

Omg amazing unboxing, hope you find the little earrings in one of the jewellery boxes. Thank you x

[@DCHoosier62]

How many people kept saying…. Oh! I want that! Hahaha

[@TheJebusFamily]

Too many lol

[@tiggerinthewoods7996]

As to the 'ruined' baseball cards, the ones in bricks, try talking to a restoration specialist at a museum, maybe they, can direct you the, right way on how to save them, or a card dealer.

[@julieannenyeart9326]

Cool! The spout we used to use to put oil in the car. They were cans and the spout was shoved straight down on the edge and voila! Pouring oil! It was messy, lol. Thanks Amber!

[@Raenelly7]

I was just going to say most of those cards are from the 80’s. I started collecting in about 84-85 and that’s how mine look from that era. Ken Griffey Jr, Nolan Ryan, Barry Bonds, Pete Rose are a few that might be worth looking for in there.

[@Jmoniz79]

@Terry Fuqua was gonna say the same with the Nolan Ryan’s . I actually still have all mine buried in the way back of my daughters walk in closet

[@aarondavis8224]

1986 was the year of the super star rookies, Barry bonds, Jose Canseco, Ken Griffey Jr, Cecil Fielder, Bo Jackson, Rickey Henderson, Bobby Bonilla, Mark Mcguire...

[@susantimmermann3114]

I HAVE TO TELL YOU GUYS THIS: you can make WAY MORE MONEY if you keep new items in their original boxes. This happens in other videos too, where you and hubby both open brand new stock items that can be sold as is on eBay or Amazon for great profit. My hubby and I cringe everytime ya'll throw aside brand new items like they're not worth much when they could make you a lot. Good luck with your business, you guys are fun to watch!

[@sherryseever343]

In the sewing box in the envelopes with the clothes on them are patterns you pin them on material and then cut out so you can make outfits

[@CountryHavenDairyGoats]

I love, love, love watching your videos it shows how young you are😀it’s cute, I loved when you said “This is .. that stuff, then you just kept going with out loosing a beat, the square plastic piece is used for quilting or cutting shapes, I have several, there are real handy, people don’t sew as much but I still enjoy sewing and quilting. Can’t wait to see the 3rd video. Take care💖🎉

[@louisrossettini5282]

I like your knowledge of the different items. No Meh's or throwing it down because you are disappointed. It is fun to watch a video like this,

[@johnreece9978]

The little red toolbox also contained pottery making tools 👍

[@janekollman4938]

I want so bad to come to your next garage sale .. the only problem is that I live in Washington St. but I just might come anyway!! Husband just smiled at me when I was just talking to him .. love how you guys do all the videos.. thank you

[@charlenew7138]

In the red box - the top thing you pulled out were chisels which are woodworking tools, but everything else was for pottery sculpting. The chisels were most likely used for pottery also to cut patterns in the clay.

[@janekollman4938]

The dishes/plates with pink flowers are Franciscan dinnerware. Antique and very collectible. Hope you find the whole set. It’s so pretty

[@nancyspruiell347]

Just found this channel from the mention in the video of this unit on your other channel. Had no idea this existed :(. Fun!

[@cyndiotwell2067]

Great video Amber. Lets do an auction soon!!!!!

[@marcycollinshtd4life]

@17:25 you missed earrings in the bottom of the box

[@TheJebusFamily]

Thank you!!

[@alishiahardman8412]

Hello Amber & Jebus Ready for the next one Be safe God bless!

[@xx_pixel_xx]

The red tool box was not wood working tools, those are sculpting tools. The art supplies you found in this unit is my dream, and my husband's worst nightmare lol

[@j.c.aguiar2126]

Looks like you have an "oil change kit" there 🤣 the pour spout, filter wrench and funnel were probably used together... The only other things you'd need are a bucket of some type to catch the old oil, and the replacement filter and oil (and maybe a wrench to take the drain plug out) 🙂

[@tammyarnette3697]

Thank you for doing this video I love seeing what else you find in the boxes I really enjoyed it can't wait for the next deep search

[@TheJebusFamily]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@lauriegraham2331]

Whoa! There was a pair of pearl stud earrings in the bottom of the box with all the jewelry boxes!

[@carriehanifen3434]

Those bags are old patterns for clothes like the pictures outside on the cover. That latch hook is to make rugs.

[@ruthsawyer8867]

The Bear is called a Steiff Bear and is very collectible. I still have my Bear that my Grandmother gave me 55 years ago and I just turned 60. I would keep him. The values have been quite high over the years. The Hummel figurines are the lowest they've ever been but will go back up to several hundred dollars again each. We have some that patents bought when we lived in Germany, when I was a kid. They paid about 5 to 25.00 dollars then, went up to a few hundred dollars and are now back in the 20's.

[@beneasterling3846]

The Mark McGwire Record Breakers card on the top is known as the "white triangle" version or error. If you look by his left foot you'll see a white area that was not colored in. Only worth fifty cents or so, but still pretty cool.

[@TheJebusFamily]

Cool, thanks!

[@beccadreams4992]

That silver "pour spout" is what we used in the olden days to put oil in our vehicles. We used to buy oil "cans" and that pushed in at the top & let you pour it into the engine.

[@catball3898]

Those aren't woodworking tools. Those are tools for carving and sculpting clay

[@dottyjyoung]

That's what I thought! Woodworking tools would be like heavier chisels. Now, smaller tools could have been used for lathe- turning, but I couldn't see them well enough.

[@joeker80]

Time Stamp 20:21 that goes on a 5 gallon bucket an is used for when you go fishing with live minnows it helps keep your minnows alive longer

[@anitalambert6997]

Awesome as always. Waiting impatiently for the video.🤗

[@chrisjanogro3665]

The Brookings spout is for Oil. It's probably very old and worth a little bit of money. To people that collect automotive, oil, even racing would love to have a old spout like that one. It's clean and in perfect condition.

[@ruthardis1452]

That spout thing is what they use to use back in the days for oil cans before they were plastic . When you came into a gas station back when they had full service they would check things under the hood for you . If you were low on oil they'd grab a can oil and stick that in the top of the can to put oil in your car with out making a mess all over the place . video time 25:43 / 31:02

[@anitalambert6997]

Did not see it on the main channel and I watched them all. Very nice ring.

[@carmatincher4770]

This is a fabulous video. You do such a good job. I love it when you don’t know what things are because you are so young. I am sure the older crowd like me will be quick to let you know. Glad you found the 💰. Keep up the amazing work

[@TheJebusFamily]

Thank you! Yes you guys help me out a lot!!

[@christinedame1703]

How can i get you folks on the main Channel. ,? I miss seeing you folks. You are so much fun to watch. .

[@susannewman3732]

The rotary cutter should go with sewing craft supplies. People use them for cutting quilting patches.

[@bibianne]

In the jewelry box of boxes... I think I saw a pearl stud earring at the end. (17:11). upper right quadrant.

[@Sandpebbles60]

Color-aid paper is a type of textured paper used by graphic illustrators, architects, fashion designers, interior designers, photographers, artists and other design professionals. The paper is heavy, making it the preferred choice for acrylic, tempera and poster paints

[@debobrien1065]

The cardboard box that held all the jewelry boxes had a ear stud in it. Did you retrieve it? Could have been to the backer that you found.

[@jowest7551]

That tool you asked about is an oil spout, you used to get oil in a cardboard can instead of plastic, you stick the pointed part in the can and pour it out the spout, it's old school, no funnel necessary

[@tinashamlian3491]

The Bubble Combo lid is for a minnow bucket. It keeps the minnows alive so they don't die when you are fishing.

[@demetricadement1138]

Great finds. In total nice auction items. Can't wait for the next one. Really can't wait......lol

[@tomcomley3022]

This may have already been said. The red box at the beginning I believe held clay pottery tools not wood carving. Did they have a potters wheel?

[@TheJebusFamily]

Not that I have seen so far

[@jkcarroll]

In a previous Treasure Hunting video, Jebus opened a storage box to find a product box holding what he called "an oven". If he had read the entire box lid, he would have seen this item is an oven used to create enameled jewelry. There were also some sheets of copper there. You would create a form with the metal or clay, fill it with enameling (powdered) glass, then heat it until the glass melts and bonds to the metal or bonds to the clay-now-baked-to-ceramic.

[@mamabear58walker83]

color-aid paper very expensive to buy. 17:40 it looked like there were 2 small pearl earrings in the bottom of that last box.

[@SAP64]

The "hot mitts" used to take a kiln out of the microwave are used when your fusing glass to make pendents.

[@debraconklin5003]

Not sure if I saw correctly but in the red box from Macy's with the receipt and it looked like there was also a bracelet or maybe another watch band or something in there. Hopefully you still have it and you can double check it.

[@thomasbrosnan9966]

Brookings pour spout opens sand pours from oil cans into oil area of cars. A handy item

[@gg_yvonne4442]

Enjoyed watching love you guys

[@bobbibrozek1187]

Always enjoy your videos, happy it's such a good storage unit.

[@anthonymcmikel1941]

you doing great keep up the good work 😊

[@lindagullage3077]

I enjoy these closer look videos good find in the ring.

[@rondaschmidt9641]

The brookins pour spout is for old oil cans for changing or adding oil to your car.

[@shirleytolliver2638]

The metal pour spout was used for the old style motor oil cans. I use to have some with my dad when we worked on the older cars together.

[@odie04301969]

PLAY LISTS are sooooooo APPRECIATED!

[@TheJebusFamily]

Awesome!

[@Trishas_Travels_and_Adventures]

The red box that has wood working tools at the beginning also saw some pottery making tools

[@pamelathornton5882]

I found a comp on your bear that you found in the box.. It's called a Stiff..its definitely vintage.. I found it on online.. Sold for $400.00 with tags..

[@sharoncarder3939]

25:32 it's an oil spout. For when the motor oil came in cans.

[@robynboling9833]

I love hearing from you, Amber!

[@karaharris9870]

Waiting to see you find treasure too! Love the second channel also.

[@loisdansler4008]

The orange gloves with rubbery bumps are fish cleaning gloves, to grip the fish. Also, the portable aerator is for making a minnow bucket to keep live minnows alive while fishing.

[@rebeccakeene7468]

Stif is the name of the bear.They are quite expensive maybe cover it to keep it in clean condition.Good find.

[@lindamorrison9755]

Linda Morrison you were talking about steiff bears they donn;t have tags but usually have a button in their ear.

[@yankeedoodle5691]

That lovely bear is gorgeous. If you are looking for top of the range they are STEIFF bears, made in germany, they all come with a metal stud in the ear, not always teddies and the older they are usually they are worth more.

[@wolfeson1]

at 25:34 that is an old oil spout you pushed it into the top of the 1 quart oil can to pour it into your car.

[@melissawallace51]

That contraption is for oil cans. You push down into the can and use the pour spout for engine oil.

[@deniseroberts460]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼

[@maddog6191]

Maybe you will find a jewelry box with the stuff for empty boxes

[@miyahsmommy7172]

Oh man I would love to have some if all of the fabric. I definitely need it.

[@Maribeth01]

Bear is soo cute! Looks like the $200-300 Steif.

[@djroot2566]

the orange/red toolbox at the beginning was not wood working tools but stuff for working with clay

[@ashleyhill9759]

The bear is an early American bear He is made of mohair and should be hard stuffed with excelsior (wood wool) the early American bears were not tagged at all and are only identified by TYPE rather than tags. Take him to a special toy auctioneer to maximize your money. Good find and valuable.

[@cazb7806]

OMG Amber love you doing the in-depth searches. Have the bear checked out, if possible, it might be steiff, but if not could be another famous brand, hope so, has it is in great condition.

[@coleenwallace8176]

It's a stife bear , they usually have a button on the ear xxxx

[@sarahshaw519]

President club item is worth a few bucks. That was given to president club members which was a group that had sales higher than reg Avon ladies or men. Team leader items are also worth more.

[@DIZ4SHIZNITS]

The spout is for old oil cans they used years ago

[@jcfromsandiego7089]

The pour spout goes into oil can for your vehicles. Handy to have.

[@HarrietSchutsch]

The Brookline is for either Oil cans or Transmission fluid cans

[@joshuaberry9335]

Hello! I am subscribed to both Treasure Hunting With Jebus and this channel keep up the good work guys! Thanks for all the amazing videos!, What are your guys favorite movies? Live you all and god bless♥️

[@TheJebusFamily]

Thanks for subscribing! We do not watch many movies lol but his favorites are 300 and Never Back Down. I like too many to choose lol

[@davidmichelle6205]

Hi.I love your videos..at 17.23min you have a small earing in the bottom of the box 😘

[@TheJebusFamily]

Oh thank you!

[@rosemarynelson82]

You could put a net curtain a couple cross your bath with warm water and the steam will help to un stik them and after you have done all that you will have to keep them separate from each other till they are in there normal self