Interstate 76 Antiques & The Bomb Shelter

[@ScoutCrafter]

Two really nice shops there! So many great items. The sad part is many antique stores are hurting now because their main clientele were seniors who are really feeling the pinch in this economy. Great stuff to see! 😃👍

[@Joseph-ef5mh]

Wow! That wooden work bench was beautiful! Both were very good locations. Thanks for sharing. 😀👍

[@wrwest7705]

Thank for taking us along with you. I liked the Bomb Shelter the opening scene with all the small oil can got my attention.

[@ToolsandTime]

Thanks for taking us along and what a great place to go and find some treasures. That Lufkin tape measure sure is unique. Love those screwdrivers-especially that little baby one!

[@Maidrite1960]

Thank you for getting me out of the house today, I really appreciate that. Cool stuff ❤

[@brittcurtiss9078]

Awesome antique tool markets. You showed some great stuff that I would have had to buy.

[@mikebrunosgarage5338]

Thanks again for another awesome treasure hunt! The "T" brace is super cool and the oiler is cool also,I always open them when I can because they do have a tendency to rust inside. Thanks again and have a great week.

[@beachcomer007]

nice tools great store!

[@michaellindsay8934]

The bench was beautiful, a nice piece of history. Looks like a great trip thanks for sharing your experience

[@ivanstiles7030]

Nice finds. I'd love to find some antique shops like yours in my area.

[@patrickrhin9152]

Bonjour, très belle vidéo, les outils et ustensiles sont superbes. Le premier outil est un arracheur de punaises, j'aime bien le petit rabot et le porte outils réglable. ❤

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Cool bunch of tool acquired

[@CalPil0t]

Nice tour. And I expected a masked SuperToolScouter to come bounding out of that phone booth...

[@Kirt-Davis]

That little engine next to the Murray pedal tractor!

[@357magdad]

Careful with those wood handle screwdrivers - you start out with a few and pretty soon you have a hundred!

[@rawbacon]

The T-Bar thing is Super Cool! I believe the Tack Puller might be from a C.F. Mfg Co. out of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Just guessing but maybe it's easier to manufacture a strong thin tempered piece separately and rivet it on, who knows maybe they even sold replacements if the end broke.

[@beerdrinker6452]

Nice video.

[@jeffreydevillez7433]

I got lucky and finally found a great set of Trammell points!

[@jeffreydevillez7433]

I've got a Lufkin book with that tape measure in it!

[@6hu6r]

Stanley bullnose rabbit plane😊