I'll Take THEM ALL | GOODWILL Thrift With Me & Shop Unboxing | Ebay Reselling

[@aileenp.6475]

The Roseville Pottery pink luster candlestick is worth about $250. I collect Roseville Pottery and that tag (that looks black) was once like a silver tin-like tag that turns black with age. That candlestick is circa around 1922. GREAT score!!!!!!!!

[@ThePtlhome]

A lot of the pieces C.L.L. finds are gorgeous and stand out instantly! But, so many just kinda blend in with all the clutter and kitch on the shop shelves, until she spots them and plucks them out and brushes them off, and then their true beauty and value is revealed! - Like the pink Roseville candlestick: because of the color, I would have mistaken that for cheap dollar store ware; but she recognized that it was something more. - She really does have a gift for what she does! - Really glad she shares it with us! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, about the Roseville piece, as well!!

[@wendyrosko9449]

Amazing! Good to know.

[@LoveBoxer]

I really love it when you show Andrew explaining the historical side to one of his items. He is so smart and has a very captivating way of explaining it... Draws you in. You guys are so cute! ❤️

[@marcyhawkkotovsky2212]

I think the red stripe ribbon hung from a pocket watch. It would have hung from the outside of the pocket as the watch was anchored inside. I’ve seen many old watch fobs with that attachment.

[@janellhunt8364]

I agree. First thing I thought was watch fob.

[@OriginalNethead]

Someone else suggested it came from a fraternal organization. I think you're both right. I've seen similar fobs made with human hair. Women used to use shed hair to make love tokens for spouses and parents etc. This ain't that, but it's the same design.

[@julieberg8820]

About the silver thingie: 800 is known as "German Silver", it's the the German silver standard often used instead of 925. This seems to be a "Bierzipfel": Memorabilia from the reunions of fraternities. Greetings from Germany, I'm enjoying your program immensely!

[@OriginalNethead]

German silver is a trade name for nickel in countries other than Germany. The .800 silver standard was a standard in common use in central and southern Europe in the 19th century and later. Maybe earlier too. Germany, Italy, Portugal, France, etc It shows up in Egypt and the like to this day, or did the last I looked. I was thinking some sort of fraternal medal too; the military ones wouldn't have all the engraving all over them.

[@fareast_de]

Agreed. The small item is definitely a "Bierzipfel". The bronze cross is the "Ehrenkreuz fuer Frontkaempfer", which was donated 1934 to all WW I veterans. A very common item over here, with ribbon you can get it for around 10,- bucks. Greets from GER, U.

[@julieberg8820]

@@OriginalNethead Thanks for clarifying. I never saw 800 silver from anywhere else than Germany.

[@annesels2028]

I‘m not into war memorabilia but familiar with the Schrift…the engraving makes out two popular first names of that era…Hermann and Ilse (a male and female name…maybe this was some sort of sweetheart pin or commitment?) the bottom seems to say Weiden 27. Weiden is a Germany city. In German when a . follows a number it becomes an ordinal number (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th…27th) . It could refer to a date which would be unusual as dates include day, month and year…but maybe a military division? I can’t make out the other engravings but the style used is called Lateinische Ausgangsschrift…it is still taught today, images are available online if you want to try and make out the rest.

[@OriginalNethead]

@@julieberg8820 I just found one in my pile of "stuff" marked both .800 and made in Greece, so it really was everywhere.

[@lorrainebritton3802]

Love hearing Andrew talk about historical items, his knowledge and passion shines through and even if he is stumped about that ribbon medal still very interesting. Thank you for all the hard work you do keeping us entertained. Much love from the uk 🇬🇧 x

[@adriennekott7503]

I love watching Andrew when he talks about the history stuff

[@kimeverhart6253]

Me too!! One can tell that he has a true love of history, especially military history. His knowledge base is wide and it wonderful when he shares it. 😊

[@janeschmidt9611]

Yes, he’s a storehouse of knowledge when it comes to history and he’s very passionate about it. 🥰

[@annazaman9657]

He's a fount of information

[@kaffykines1654]

Andrew is so amazing when he talks about what he knows. That's awesome.

[@flippinflamingos5376]

Love listening to Drew explain history. He is very knowledgeable! You can tell he is passionate. Thanks for sharing! 🦩💕

[@rosamerla1534]

Andrew’s love of history shows with his enthusiasm when he is talking about the objects.

[@persiphonehellecat]

The end on that ribbon looks like a watch fob. Maybe the actual award was a watch?

[@persiphonehellecat]

I was married to a watch and clock maker. He passed away long ago at a very young age - but I have seen watch fobs like that. I have several that are still here from his collection. It would have hung out of a watch pocket in a vest- which would mean it would be hanging down from the hook - which seems to be the right way for it to hang to have the shield and writing pointing in the right direction. Then the watch would have had a long watch chain attached to it that would go through the buttons of the vest and over to the other pocket where it would attach to something that was tucked in the second pocket. You would pull on the fob to take it out of your pocket to read. Yes, I am sure that is a watch fob. I am pretty educated on clocks and watches if you ever need any help! PS I watched it again. That is a dog clasp - which is what a watch is attached to. And the tiny piece of chain before the ribbon is long enough to allow the ribbon to hang out of the pocket. Yep. Watch fob. And BTW the ribbon rosette is a cockade.

[@CrazyLampLady]

I shared this with Andrew. He says thank-you!!

[@mariontheantiquarian7849]

I have seen several mentions of this. I love pocket watches, mysteries & history… so I went off to search. 💖

[@michelledee9304]

My Dad was a collector and very knowledgeable on militaria, particularly German. He has passed away but I love hearing Andrew talk as it reminds me of my Dad.

[@marinamercer7846]

Another great history lesson with Andrew. ❤️

[@missyb.623]

The wealth of knowledge with you guys just amazes me!

[@Bravelle]

I’m Canadian but I could listen to Andrew explain history ( American stuff even) for awhile

[@realitycheck1261]

That cross is the same shape as the Greek Orthodox Church uses. Sometimes called the eastern orthodox cross, used by the Russian orthodox church.

[@misslannie73]

B Ravelle I’m from 🇬🇧 and I totally agree. So knowledgeable

[@Tizmelou]

Eucalyptus oil is great for removing stubborn sticky labels and their left over glue patches 😊👍🏼🐨

[@rcdoodles6214]

Fascinating sharing by Andrew. Enjoyed his commentary on those artifacts. Thank you for sharing.

[@fionaa8104]

Have always used eucalyptus oil to get off stickers and sticky residue on glass. Works every time. You don't need a lot for the job and you just wipe off the residue with a damp cloth.

[@dianefitzpatrick4250]

Thank you Andrew I loved your explanation about the medals! Very interesting.

[@stephaniesharkey3538]

You should have a gallon of “Goo Gone! “Considering what you guys do!!!!! It works great , no scratching , smells nice too!

[@rebeccahiggins2369]

Goo Gone is Great!

[@stephaniesharkey3538]

It’s in the laundry / cleaning isle of grocery stores!

[@persiphonehellecat]

Interestingly enough, hand lotion actually works!

[@lizlee6290]

Yes on the Goo Gone! Used it for years in the library where I worked to get all kinds of stickers and sticky stuff off of book covers. Just put a few drops on the label, rub it around with your finger so the whole label is thoroughly Goo Goned. Go do something else for a while, come back and peel off the label. The rest of the sticky residue should wipe off easily with paper towel.

[@jmcosmos]

ohgod NO _not_ Goo Gone! The oil leaves a residue on _anything_ paper.

[@twohawk57]

Use a blow dryer to warm up stickers prior to removing. Most come off easier.

[@lindavannorman3973]

Use goo gone on glass to remove labels...no scratching....use paper towels or cloth. Soak the label in goo gone for a min or 2...then wipe away!

[@71maxx]

I would suggest looking at old art of decorated military men. You might find some answers.

[@sonyabalentine4550]

I absolutely love learning from both of you! Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge and passions with all of us.

[@TheVintageSoul333]

Hi Jocelyn, been watching you for a long time and of course a fan. Wish you still shopped Isles like you used to where you would go up and down and we would be able to see things instead of just what you bought not sure if this just something you're trying or if it not something you want to do anymore but I do miss that so I just thought I'd let you know

[@EasyPeasyFood]

If you spray the sticker with dawn power wash spray and let it sit like 5 minutes to soak the sticker and the sticky stuff wipes right off. Best thing I’ve ever found for sticky sticker residue!

[@margaretlaw9458]

I also love when Andrew talks about history and his thoughts on whatever historical piece he is looking at.

[@dorisannecrissman2375]

Hi Jocelyn, googone will get that label off. Soak the label thoroughly, let sit 5 to 10 mins ,then scrape off with a credit card.

[@loquilla300]

Hi! Just so you know. You can put on the tags a cotton full of baby oil for about 20 min and the tag will be easily removed.

[@dittohead7044]

Oh I just love the little creamer and sugar bowl. Reminds me of my grandparents. Purely sentimental

[@katharinehammond3215]

Love listening to y'all talk. You are all so knowledgeable xxxx

[@sebastianreeves6801]

Hearing Andrew speak on history/military, it reminded me I saw a Civil War soldier’s discharge papers for sale on Goodwill online yesterday. ☺️

[@BloomByCC]

You are unstoppable-I don’t know how you keep up the pace. Thanks so much Jocelyn ♥️

[@michelekelley9001]

I swear GW must put stickers over the marks or stickers on purpose cause it happens ALL the time. Can be very frustrating.

[@shirleypoplo7715]

Our Crazy Lamp Lady is absolutely Beautiful!!!

[@druzuretti9671]

Andrew’s knowledge is amazing.

[@carolieni7294]

I always enjoy your videos. And I appreciate Andrews input on the medals. Thank you.

[@luanamcdonald1243]

The very first sugar bowl you picked up at Goodwill I got as whole set in 79' it was vintage then. I gave my set (what was left minus plate or two)to my daughter.

[@bonnielucas1941]

I love that pattern!

[@luanamcdonald1243]

@@bonnielucas1941 yes its beautiful. After decades it still shines on the shelf of her china cabinet. She only brings it out for holidays.

[@rosekinnison4724]

I love the history of the Knights Templars and the Crusaders. Thanks for more history on the crosses

[@kimdeverthibodeaux]

A better alternative to Goo Gone is Ronsonol lighter fluid. It causes adhesives to dissolve and come away clean. It evaporates leaving no oily residue so you can even use it on paper products like product packaging or on fabric.

[@lonegamers7826]

The knowledge you all have just amazes me . Old pieces most would walk away from and you grab it because it’s a Roseville..,which I had to go type it in and a search brought up those pieces going for 1K+!

[@christinamoore2790]

Andrew needs his own show on the History Channel.....i learn so much in videos with him!

[@elizabethscruggs1622]

I agree. So much knowledge.

[@martisteele6542]

Andrew has such a great knowledge of history! Your shop space is great, but those big windows would make me so nervous....

[@paulastricker1197]

Did you go back into the Shilligton GW store and have the clerk correct the sale??!

[@rosemariemoore3859]

I've heard if you put mayonnaise in stickers and let it sit a while the oil in the mayo will soften the sticker and you can scrap it off. I also heard WD-40 works as well

[@realitycheck1261]

Try using a hair dryer once warmed up. You can also use this tip to remove peeling tint on car windows.

[@lorrainehillegass8577]

Loved the light switch items you got. Interesting history Andrew gave

[@hsimpson6581]

0:38 OMG mt clemens pottery mildred pattern !! I about died I love this it was made in the 1920s for a short time. I have a Lot of it

[@thealmosthomestead]

Pure Citrus orange air freshener is like $5 at home Depot. It is an INCREDIBLE tool for removing stickers from glass. Weird, to I know, but you should try it. It's a strong smell though, so use small doses. Lol

[@tbrooks5015]

LOVE the hat with the flower! 🌻

[@dawnrasor7515]

I just gotta say I love that you picked up the yellow in your shirt and the flower on your hat in your eye makeup. Beautifully done! I do miss the color in your hair tho. It seemed more you. 😊

[@michellepodunavac5040]

oh my goodness, Andrew is a walking encyclopedia! Where does he get his info from? Specific military books ..amazing!

[@packratdiva7928]

An added comment about the goo gone. I use a sponge to put it on the sticky spot so it doesn't run everywhere as much and stays more where I need it. It does have an oily residue so it can stain papers if not careful. But does do a great job.

[@ThePtlhome]

Love the black and gold square plate at the beginning of the vid - especially with the design on the back and edges - really nice piece! And the light switch plates - what a find for $1.99! - Not my style, but nice, as well, and seem like good quality. Great find!

[@annaking9213]

Thanks Andrew, for telling us about the metals.

[@lifesasandybeach]

Use alcohol to get off labels so well. Just let it set a few seconds and then take a cloth and wipe.

[@starlasweda1350]

Rub the label with peanut butter and let the oil from the peanut butter set for several hours, scrape off with a plastic scraper, wash with soapy water. Done

[@cindygrill127]

The medal info is fascinating. I'm sure there are alot of rabbit holes to follow their orgin.

[@traceytwardowski1491]

Mid century tray I like. You look so cute in your hat!💜 Love that Big yellow Perfume bottle😍

[@suedonahue7227]

Good morning!I have found that a spray bottle of white vinegar and water takes the stickers right off.Just spray,let sit for a moment, and rinse.Your videos are a pleasure to watch.👍

[@jmcosmos]

01:27 It's been a storage jar in someone's kitchen, and collected grease off the counter on its foot. That's how you get that combination. 02:39 They _are_ cool. I have a knotwork Yggdrasill switchplate in the kitchen. 02:59 Psssshhh ... switchplate screws are _easy._ 08:08 I think it exactly was meant to go onto a pedestal. What buffaloes me is how someone got it apart without breaking the whole piece to bits. Maybe a ceramic saw and a lot of patience?

[@denisemcgovern2485]

Why does Goodwill put price tags over the stickers from the manufacturer? Really annoys me! End of rant! Lol

[@jenniferhartman8283]

UNDU will loosen adhesive and evaporate. Best stuff ever. Better than goo gone.

[@nancymayberry27]

But you are gonna make more money on the ones you didn't pay for. Unless, you went back in and paid for them. I went to our bank in town and they said I didn't pick up all my cash and handed me a ten dollar bill. Just the way us small town folks are. I went out of Walmart one day, putting groceries in my car and saw something I didn't pay for, so took it back in and paid for it. Just the way I roll.

[@ksmith46]

If I wasn’t charged for something which is very rare! I would just take it as a bonus and not put too much thought into it, yet I know it would be different if I was overcharged but hey ho, just the way it goes, swings in roundabouts. I don’t think she should have gone back in to highlight it, it’s just one of those things. The cashier may have known what they were doing, you never know.

[@melissadoyle2482]

When removing tough labels just wet a cloth and leave it on the label for an hour or so. It will come right off

[@ruthbazley3468]

My grandfather had a similar mini bar on his pocket watch chain.

[@theresapardo7967]

I love your channel thank you for having great videos. The other good thing to use to take stickers off its Goo Gone it smells like oranges but you might like that it help with non-stick things. Just thought you'd like to know I use it all the time. Happy New Years everybody

[@nancychandler2585]

Our GW stickers come off with warm water

[@cynthiabrooks1714]

1st time I watched your videos and the rouge jewelry Box That you bought, We're just letting you know they sell for around $850. The least amount one sold for $350. Just a heads up

[@marieryan2541]

Hi Jocelyn. Andrews so knowledgeable I could listen to him all day about war memorable.

[@elizabethwinkelman5536]

My favorite sticker remover from glass is lemon essential oil. It’s the oil from lemon peels. Non toxic and gentle to surfaces.

[@nemesisnome]

she is not picking her nose she is taking snuff.

[@racheltaylor8975]

Put a damp/wet paper towel on it for a few hrs. It will soften the label. Make it easier to take off

[@madeleinef4925]

I use a blow dryer to remove stickers. Just 10 or 15 seconds usually makes it easy to peel off a sticker intact.

[@debbiefox6846]

Not a good idea as it is very cold in the shop. But I have done that it home when its normal room temp.

[@Mansfieldknitter]

To get problem labels off, I use 100% orange oil air freshener from the grocery store. Spray it on and they slide off. Any remaining residue can be easily removed with your fingernail.

[@dwilloughby1969]

Back in Jersey when I was a kid I had to do a New Jersey history project and my mom and I did the Hindenburg.

[@dwilloughby1969]

@@Lucinda_Jackson she came up with the idea so I had to let her help. I did write the report.

[@patriciacreason3437]

Lysol wipes work wonderful in removing the labels and sticky. Awesome works well to and it's cheap.

[@TheAccidentalViking]

I've been to Malta and their history is seeped in Templar Knights and so much history. You guys would love it. Also, if you need research done in a European language, I don't know if you have people for that, but I can help there.

[@pattymarshall8029]

To be blunt, Andrew knows his shit!!!!

[@huevosatld]

I'd have certainly picked up the first pieces on the video to add to my collection! -Sharon

[@marilynjohnson3340]

Rubbing alcohol is good for getting the qummy glue off glass and ceramics .

[@teresavalliere2888]

I have an lable trick IPA is what I use at my job on plastic and glass to remove 2x2" labeles. You could use regular rubbing achohol soak labeled edge started to remove add achohol to underneath label edge. Put back slowly it takes just a little time.

[@vickiet4500]

An easy way to remove price stickers is to use a hair dryer on low heat to warm the glue up underneath the sticker and will peel right off.👍🏼😀

[@sebastianreeves6801]

Goo Gone is great for stubborn stickers.

[@annsmith4739]

Andrew is very knowledgeable,love his history lessons,cool

[@elizabethderycke7226]

Try Lemon essential oil to remove sticky residue. Soak sticker with wet wash cloth, remove what you can of the sticker, then a few drops of lemon oil, rub off the sticky residue with a dry cloth.

[@sherrimead6440]

Get Un-Do to remove stickers. It works great!

[@alaskanorthroader]

Use a blow dryer to peel off the stickers! It works great!

[@cherylstark99]

A heat gun is great for removing stickers.

[@lorrainejohnson7066]

You should try goo be gone should take the stickers off a lot easier you can buy it at the dallor tree

[@debracarty170]

Try a steamer if water doesn't work, or boil water, use that steam to remove label

[@A_New_View]

Andrew use the google lens and snap a picture of the monogram one similar comes up on Etsy, may be a fake one but I’m not sure…

[@dorothyrobdau7365]

Goes to show you the GW stickers are placed to hide the real original stickers on purpose.

[@janeschmidt9611]

With all of your subscribers, someone might know something about the medals. Thanks for showing us. 🥰

[@onlyluvisreal6691]

I use DMSO to remove stickers and sometimes tea tree oil.

[@DigginWithDeej]

About the Indian Tree pattern Jocelyn, there is a fall color variation as well.

[@marilynmcfann295]

Andrew, enjoyed your history lesson! Wow! Thank You! Very interesting!

[@sylviafigueroa8789]

A heat gun helps remove stickers. If residue is left behind, rubbing alcohol usually roves it. Andrew your passion for history shows when you explain it. Your do a better job than my high school teacher. 😉

[@LD10ddssaa]

The first cream and sugar is Mildred pattern.

[@elizabethscruggs1622]

Andrew is so smart and knowledgeable. I would love to see some of his things. Is it on his channel? The Roseville was a great accidental find. That's something I would have picked up at the Goodwill because it's pretty. I wouldn't have ever thought it was Roseville. Wow.

[@ginabahrami2858]

what has happened to Eric? you don't mention him anymore

[@lorithesalukidiver308]

That's so funny, I saw the same two angel candle holders their eyes were painted a brighter color of blue and one of them had their head broken and re-glued.

[@debbiefox6846]

Someone else mentioned they are seeing multiples of older items showing up the same day at multiple goodwill stores. Jocelyn said it now too. Someone said some items may not be legit. Idk,but I find it strange myself.