Let's Explore: Mid Century Antiquing Lincoln City Oregon

[@jjsc3334]

Many hidden treasure, best for collectors

[@Cap-E-Tolla]

I've watched hundreds of your videos and never commented. I love your style and all your content, especially the travel trailers. Please keep up the fantastic work!

[@BossaNovaLife]

Hundreds of videos and no comments? You must have been on a secret mission! ;) But now that you're here, let’s keep the travel adventures rolling! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@toejam503]

Awesome 60s style sweater, Lola , 👍👍

[@BossaNovaLife]

Glad you like it!

[@blippacg]

Black and green velvet ship was cool.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@blippacg Thanks! Added to my collection.

[@j762538]

Love that rock table.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@j762538 That was one of a kind for certain!

[@jeannewarrenart]

Good my hike town is just south.. Newport..❤ I love going with you guys antiqing

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@jeannewarrenart Our pleasure!

[@tertessa]

Lots of nice things ☺️

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@tertessa Fun adventure

[@Eric-Indiana]

I have my mom's old handheld transitor radio, turquoise with a gold grill. A General Electric "six transistor"(so it says) model. And the coffee container was a carafe. You didn't make coffee in it, you poured coffee from your percolator into it and took it to the table to serve out of because it looked nicer when you had people over for dinner. I have one exactly like it along with twelve others of different styles... Love your channel, especially when you showcase the old travel trailers. 😀

[@BossaNovaLife]

@Eric-Indiana Turquoise and Gold? That sounds amazing. The coffee however wouldn't last 5 mins at our house. Lol

[@Eric-Indiana]

@BossaNovaLife It's a pretty cool looking old radio. As for the coffee carafe, I just display the ones I've collected, coffee doesn't last that long in my house either.😉

[@WayfarerShiandra]

My mom had a little portable transistor radio when I was a kid in the 80s! It had a little fold down handle the same color and material as the body, which was a pewter silvery gray . Its antenna collapsed and folded down into the top too. It took 3 C cell batteries 😂❤

[@BossaNovaLife]

Mine was a handheld one, took 9 volt batteries. Fun times.

[@skucera8116]

My little transistor radio was avocado green and ivory... AM only. My dad was a ham radio enthusiast, so he thought it was natural that I would want it for Christmas. Five years later he bought me a super-complicated Japanese shortwave. Oh, nice transistor radios came from the factory with leather cases like binoculars did. My grandma had one she said she bought about the time my dad graduated from high school, 1958. One of my cousins now has it.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@skucera8116 Nice! Shortwave was alot of fun too

[@WayfarerShiandra]

Picnic napkins! That's what that holder was for. Like at one end of a BBQ buffet or other large gathering serving table.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@WayfarerShiandra That makes sense! Thanks:)

[@The_pioneer80]

I just ran into this channel. I live on the Oregon coast and I’ve been recording and editing videos on going Thrifting and wearing vintage wear. this channel is very similar small world😂

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@The_pioneer80 Fun. Antiquing is a very small part of our channel, but we add them in as it's something we already do on our travels. 14 years this spring!

[@TimHunold]

I'm driving through there next weekend and the following format my LA to McMinnville and back Thanksgiving trip 😊 gotta check it out

[@BossaNovaLife]

Sounds great! Let us know if you find anything cool!

[@johningardia2088]

Had a 2 transistor radio in 1962 that was baby blue in NYC. It barely worked and the batteries would die in about 15 minutes.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@johningardia2088 Oh man do I remember going through so many batteries!

[@chidrole]

👍🇨🇦

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@chidrole ohhhh Canada!

[@victorianantiquities]

I don't know that one should use the term term "Mid Century" and antique in the same sentence. Its not the same. I don't know why these places don't call themselves vintage malls or thrift stores.. Is is so hard to find real antiques in places that call themselves "Antique malls" now. Which may explain why prices are getting ridiculously high again for real antiques (Pre 1920).