OLD ANTIQUE RING I Bought Abandoned Storage Unit Locker / Opening Mystery Boxes Storage Wars Auction

[@shirleyann5420]

Ice tongs. Seen those when my grandmother had a ice box. Yes I'm old. Lol

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla "Ice Ice" Tongs :)

[@charliehampel537]

Jeremy.... Those tongs sure look like the ice tongs the ice man used when he brought the ice for our ice box when I was little. Now I'm 77 years old, and we didn't get an electric refrigerator until I was about 9 or 10 years old. I'm 77 now. Love your videos!

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla "Ice Ice" Tongs :)

[@ilovejesuschristmysaviour2819]

7:03 It's called a bolo tie, I wore one on my wedding day along with a matching belt buckle,we're Texan so yeah.

[@calithunder]

Flipper! "They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightening..." I miss that show :(

[@WhatTheHales]

That was the best growing up :)

[@williamrichardson8730]

That item you said was for picking up logs is for picking blocks of ice, My dad worked for a ice company when i was little and used 1 or 2 of them to carry 5 or 10 or 50 or 100 pound blocks of ice , He had a leather apron that covered his back to so he could carry the ice on his back. That was befor people had refridgerators they had Ice Boxes

[@dianelindall1153]

14:01...I was always led to believe those were tongs to pick up large cubes of ice, when you had ice delivered for your ice box

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla "Ice Ice" Tongs :)

[@ls8330]

Those wooden items kind of looks like the sides of a kids wagon! Great finds Jeremy! Hey to George too!

[@WhatTheHales]

You're right now that you mention it ... WHOOPS!

[@rellaannsteele1008]

Ice tongs to carry block ice. ?? Instead of log Carrier.??

[@carolforgues2519]

Lots of great treasures. The ring might be a class ring. ❤️

[@torchandhammer]

There's always exactly 239 beans in Irish bean stew because one more would make it too farty.

[@WhatTheHales]

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha... best comment EVER!

[@gaylecatgrim7650]

torchandhammer lmao

[@patriciahazeltine9986]

Hey that's my joke!!

[@jennydavies5238]

that ring is awesome Jeremy what a Hales of a unit great stuff love you both ❤️

[@raddad701]

Your spinning drill thingy is called a brace. When you add one of those pointy spiral thingy into the chuck, it becomes a brace and bit..

[@WhatTheHales]

I find Brace and Bits all the time :)

[@karenallen1184]

Hi, I think that log picker upper thingy was used to pick up blocks of ice back in the day. Stay healthy you two 😷😉

[@paulanull8731]

Flipper is a kid safety item. It goes over the tub spout so it won't cut or hurt kiddos (and adults). You attach them with silicon so you can clean them and make sure they are staying on. The vintage hand drills have caps at the top of the handle usually. When screwed off they have drill bits to use in them. Love those old drills. Those old red handled scissors are called kitchen shears. They were used for cutting, crushing (walnuts too) and separating meats and vegies. I wish I still had mine. Wiss made all kinds of scissors and their pinking shears are the best for sewing clothing, the dressmaking scissors are well worth sharpening again and again by professionals.

[@WhatTheHales]

Thanks for the wealth of knowledge :)

[@michaelkubli323]

The log picker uper as you referred it to I believe are ice Tong's to move blocks of ice

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla "Ice Ice" Tongs :)

[@paulanull8731]

Ice tongs had two handles on each side and the points were really sharp. They needed to be sharp so the points would jab in really deep to survive the trip to the kitchen and the ice box. The tong that the Hales found is a tong for skidding logs out to the skidder trail where they were hooked up to slide to the log loader or dragged to the river to float down to the mill. The logging tongs had chain between the ends to hook on to the skidder. I limbed and bucked pulp to the skidder lane one summer and I thought it would be the death of me. Bucking pulp is manhandling (or woman) a green wet 8 ft. log upright so it was vertical and then pushed to the other side toward the skidder lane. Do that 50 times a day.

[@georgielockington-milsom8785]

36:35 Drink charms for wine glasses at parties, so you can remember which is yours.

[@callmelyn73]

The small pitcher that you thought might be for milk is actually a display piece and it sits in the white dish you found @28:31. The ones I’ve seen in the past were larger (both my mom and my aunt had one).

[@WhatTheHales]

Oh wow...thank you for letting us know :)

[@Bob_Suruncle]

The primitive items that are animated by the wind are called Whirlygigs in the South.

[@WhatTheHales]

Who invents these words?

[@davidmtwigg]

17:00 That is a Knee Hugger Elf Christmas ornament which were primarily made by the Yuletide of Japan company in the 50's & 60's. It was the true inspiration for the reinvented Elf on a Shelf fad.

[@WhatTheHales]

Thanks for letting us know ... we were really curious :)

[@tomstone3973]

31:31, Palzgraff pottery is good stuff...

[@WhatTheHales]

Oh GREAT! How good? How much money are we talking?

[@laurawilliams7146]

The inside of the red scissors are for opening bottles. And the package of Pucker charms are for putting around the stems of wineglasses. (36:38) They are colorcoated so you can tell which glss is yours. And the Elf on the Shelf, lol, I think is one of the Rice Crispies boys. I might be wrong. 😀😀. Have a great night.

[@WhatTheHales]

It does look like a Rice Crispy Guy (or whatever they are)

[@michaelkubli323]

The dolphin thing I think can be put on the end of the bath tub spout ...

[@WhatTheHales]

Then how would you take a bath :)

[@michaelkubli323]

@@WhatTheHales after the bath is full silly it's a toy and seen them used for baby's so not to bump there little fublenutz noggin

[@jennn6771]

The Patch on the soldier in the WWII pictures is Technician Fifth Grade.

[@WhatTheHales]

Thanks for letting us know ... that's great!

[@dmkaydonskastle89]

8:42 scissors with jar lid opener

[@jenndac2]

Jeremy George thank you for sharing this video When you opened up a Mystery box of your $650 Storage locker i saw it on your Thumb nail that is a very cool looking Indian Ring that looks old and looks like an ANTIQUE i am not a jewelry Expert by looking at it it looks old and it looks like Antique it looks like sliver love watching it thank you for sharing this video you have a wonderful day you guys

[@WhatTheHales]

It was a great ring and a KZbinr already purchased it :)

[@jenndac2]

Jeremy George thank you for the love and heart on my comment

[@jenndac2]

That is great to hear Jeremy that a KZbinr got the ring he or she will love it or keep it

[@jenndac2]

thank you for the like and thank you for the love and heart on my comment Jeremy and George

[@jenndac2]

thank you for the thumbs up on my comment Jeremy and George

[@merrymary5603]

We returned bottles as a kid and used money for vacations.... you got some moonshine LOL

[@WhatTheHales]

Did I ever :)

[@paulanull8731]

Still have nose hairs?

[@WhatTheHales]

@@paulanull8731A few :)

[@shadesofidaho]

39:18 I believe the green monster beads go to a lamp. Rod that carries the wire goes up the center to the top light socket thingie. Some parts missing to put it together Base and top piece. Pretty glass!!!

[@WhatTheHales]

That was my thought as well :)

[@terryray8370]

I Googled "C & E Marshall" and that kit looks to be a vintage watchmaker's tool kit! Couldn't find the exact one but maybe you can. Other types of tools by that company are selling at $$ on ebay!

[@WhatTheHales]

That's great news ... thanks for letting me know :)

[@Abbie-UK]

wow , lot of cool finds .. love going tho the boxes .

[@WhatTheHales]

Everything is such a surprise :)

[@cgravely62]

flipper goes over the water spout in the bath tub so kids dont hit their head when taking a bath

[@WhatTheHales]

Why are kids head banging in the bath?

[@cgravely62]

@@WhatTheHales well because they are crazy goof balls like you and dont know how to behave in the bath tub lol

[@lizbelinoski1232]

I think it's older. I remember those water toys that you squeeze in the tub or pool & it squirts the water.

[@jesussofly]

Woohoo! Another unit unboxed! I can go to sleep happy 😁

[@WhatTheHales]

Love to put a smile on your face :)

[@chrisanderson9276]

AAAAAhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jeremy Please When you find something delicate like those potentially very valuable set it aside to the end then take the time to carefully look at then look it up and from there you can decide want you want to do. The prints should be carefully taken to an art appraiser. I inherited one of these print many years ago and sold it for $400 That was before the internet. I stopped to make this comment because I like some others gasped as soon as you unrolled the first one and to see you toss it in the bin well my friend as much as I love and watching your videos you gave me real total butt pucker. And now back to What the Hale$ :)

[@WhatTheHales]

It's an honor to know that I made someone's butt pucker :)

[@bighornriver1648]

I stopped watching Storage Wars because of the way Bernie threw things around when he was going through his units. If don't know what it is or what it's worth, set it aside. The Remington prints may have value.

[@WhatTheHales]

@@bighornriver1648The prints are garbage ... they are filled with mildew

[@P.M.C.44]

@@WhatTheHales i do't think you get it.

[@WhatTheHales]

@@P.M.C.44I don't think you get it :) You don't do this on a daily nor do you have any understanding of my multiple businesses or my business plans :)

[@gregropp1249]

Conneaut Lake Park is an amusement park near me in Crawford County, Pa. At one time it was THE place to go for us kids every summer in the 1970s and early 80s. I actually owned that same glass mug you found in the tote. Probably not worth much but very cool you found that in there. Ah, memories. Lol

[@WhatTheHales]

Glad we can be a part of bringing back such good childhood memories :)

[@jacquicherry1721]

Fishing contest is a printer’s block. That would’ve been most likely an ad for a newspaper, possibly for a magazine. Printer’s trays (actually were once drawers in cabinets) were very collectible about thirty years or so ago. People would put various trinkets in them and hang them on their walls. We did that. We were foreign missionaries, and worked full-time for 17 years. The trinkets in ours are very precious to us. We collected them along the way in multiple countries, and they represent many memories. The “H” on the bowls, probably from Hall Pottery. Hall teapots are very collectible, so I’d guess that the bowls were, too. The finish on the bowls are identical to those on the Hall teapots. The box with tiny vials with tiny parts-most likely belonged to a service/repairman, for use on “calls” to homes for repairs. The tiny oil can at 43:25. I’d like to know more about it, if copper? If you still have it, cost, etc., please? The green balls at 39:00 ish, I’d think that those might’ve been “Clackers” without the rope that once connected them. The lining of the antique soft rifle case at the end, wow! It was so beautiful that I’d consider it art. Sincerely. 😃 It reminds me so much of my childhood...same style as the art used in children’s books at that time. I could easily imagine that hanging on a wall in a man cave as an embellishment. Hope these tidbits helped you identify a few things. 😊

[@aprilefrankenstein7413]

6:21 it is an external cigerate lighter box so you can have extra charge ports for a cell phone car chargers and also for a tv hook up

[@WhatTheHales]

Do they actually work?

[@amophiarose]

Or ice carrier instead of a log gripper

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla "Ice Ice" Tongs :)

[@bettyhale6557]

yeah, I think it's an ice to pick up like 25 lbs. of ice,

[@debthatcher7605]

I know old but that monkey was curious George

[@leroysosa9434]

What's up Jeremy love watching your videos then red pieces of wood look like they go to a old Wagon saw writing on the wood anyway love watching your videos thank you so much going back to watch the rest of the video

[@WhatTheHales]

Can you time stamp the video in regards to the items that you are referring to?

[@sbliss68]

American Tourister made suitcases. Those keys are for the locks. I believe they were all universal. I can't believe you broke the box to the Micro Stove. You just reduced it value immensely!

[@WhatTheHales]

Hahahahahahahahaha... the value of the micro stove box? $20 new ... I'm going to use it

[@michaels7345]

@@WhatTheHales See, Jeremy. That's why you can't have anything nice! :P bahaaha

[@nicholasmassa3887]

old scissors are to open bottles and jars, love those, my mom has a pair

[@jamesrobinette3455]

The green Pottery I believe it is Hull's pottery

[@WhatTheHales]

Can you time stamp it in the video so we know what you're referring to?

[@sincityrider5894]

5:39 HERES ITS A WW2 CORPORAL'S PATCH THE 't" STANDS FOR LEVEL FIVE TECH CORPORAL . WHICH GAVE HIM A HIGHER PAY GRADE THEN A STANDARD CORPORALS PAY.

[@merrymary5603]

Or large cubes of ice

[@WhatTheHales]

Never can have enough ice :)

[@WhatTheHales]

Which pair are the poultry scissors?

[@WhatTheHales]

@@xltranger98Are you sure ... because I'm ready for a barbecue ;)

[@paulanull8731]

@ john p you are the best, I was trying and trying to remember where I had seen those before. Thank you.

[@FarmGurlScavengerNoel]

@@WhatTheHales the ones that you thought were for walnuts. Plus you can use them to open small lids as well. Basically all purpose kitchen scissors

[@kristinehoward7425]

Love the birdhouse!

[@WhatTheHales]

It is beautiful :)

[@merrymary5603]

PFALTZGRAFF you wanna look up... it's collectable

[@WhatTheHales]

How do you pronounce that without choking on your tongue :)

[@janetthurston852]

@@WhatTheHales or is pronounced False Graff

[@jerrysadventures8952]

thanks for sharing keep on rocking in the free world

[@WhatTheHales]

We are rocking out :)

[@randallbeauchamp2998]

Johnny Cash parody I hear the money calling It’s sitting in a storage bin I can’t get to counting till the very end I’m storage bin flippin That’s what I want do When you don’t pay your monthly rental I’ll come after you

[@WhatTheHales]

I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

The skeleton key in the last box seems identical to the backdoor key I had many years ago to a very old house in the UK. My late Dad said it was older than any lock and key he had seen before. The ring is a great find, did you ever find out what it was commemorating Jeremy and George? Take care my friends and good luck Mary-Ellen UK

[@lawrenceslevy7550]

@ 7:11 - bolo tie

[@WhatTheHales]

Oh yes...that's what they are called :)

[@ndrakul628]

A couple of those rulers were slide rulers, very compilcated if you don't know how to use them. Those "tongs" were also used to pick up ice chunks for home use. Giant beads = pen set... @ 40:27 badge holder( I want please) Another great and interesting finds... Stay frosty...............Nic

[@WhatTheHales]

What is a pen set?

[@danskelley3062]

those keys are vintage American Tourister bellhop luggage keys from the 1960s. they can be collectable. one guy was turning them into bracelets and selling them for about 16 bucks and those two prints that were in the cardboard tube were part of a 3 picture collection that usually sells on ebay for about 15 dollars in good condition. too bad C&E marshal company supplied equipment for watch makers and repair workers. those probably were used for holding small watch pieces.

[@WhatTheHales]

So it's a watch repairer tool kit? So cool!

[@fozzyozzy106]

Hey Jeremy + George all the best for the new year

[@WhatTheHales]

HAPPY NEW YEAR! :)

[@alanchase8395]

the lighter in the tool box is a pipe lighter

[@WhatTheHales]

Maybe I'll find the pipe next?

[@kathieruiz5157]

43:25 those tongs are for picking up blocks of ice, I believe.

[@wanghead9992003]

C and E Marshal viles were watch internal parts if im not mistaken.

[@WhatTheHales]

Other viewer and google would agree with you :)

[@nikolaibonnkarovsky6621]

29:50 is a watchmakers kit. Those are spare parts to watches. I would bring it to a jeweler and try to identify the brand on them. Some parts can be worth quite a bit.

[@WhatTheHales]

Thanks for the idea and identification :)

[@davidadcock5183]

bolo tie

[@WhatTheHales]

Oh yes...that's what it is :)

[@marciabrumfield1400]

I was going to say that Remington is a main artist. Careful there.

[@WhatTheHales]

I wouldn't think these are worth anything ... too much damage :)

[@P.M.C.44]

@@WhatTheHales you are not right in the head how can you say that without checking them all out? plus you have a lot of money there all together and you throw it all about like that, i do not get it at all, why so rough, you obvs do no need the money.

[@WhatTheHales]

@@P.M.C.44You are correct ... I don't need the money ... I do it for fun, not money :)

[@timharkema880]

If you stopped uploading so late I could go to bed earlier. Argh

[@WhatTheHales]

If it didn't take so long to edit, process and upload the videos, I'd be working a normal 8 hour day like the rest of the world instead of 18 :)

[@krissyturner88]

Hi J! The red scissors are old kitchen ones. The inside of the handles is for opening jars. My mum still has her pair! Keys are from luggage (american tourister). Are the tong things for wood or ice? Hmmm. C&E Marshall vials were for watchmakers or jewelry, . Might be a collector piece! k

[@WhatTheHales]

WOW...thanks for the wealth of knowledge :)

[@alishaughnessy816]

bike: whirlygig

[@WhatTheHales]

Can you time stamp the video with the item that you are referring to?

[@janetthurston852]

@@WhatTheHales the 2 min showing wire bike with wind catching cups in a circle. 😎

[@lizbelinoski1232]

Technically it's a kinetic sculpture, but it doesn't look like it's in very good shape.

[@ram2500pikup]

Figures after you find the light would start pulling Mopar stuff out LOL! The green beads are door knobs.

[@WhatTheHales]

That's the way it usually goes :)

[@ram2500pikup]

The door knobs would have probably been on a victorian style home.

[@ram2500pikup]

The door knobs are at 39 minutes I apologize for not time stamping previously!

[@merrymary5603]

Luggage keys

[@WhatTheHales]

I don't think there is any luggage with this unit so all I have is the keys :)

[@duanecarroll3908]

@@WhatTheHales Those type of keys could be used to open trunks.

[@merrymary5603]

Those keys are universal

[@bearflagmercantile8113]

They were American tourister suitcase keys, those were bell hops or renditions of one imprinted on the keys. Very cool they have to be pre 1970's.

[@FarmGurlScavengerNoel]

@@WhatTheHales go check out The Auction Professor's KZbin, he has a video just on keys

[@krisgray3649]

12:38 Those Wooden slat things...they are sides to a flat bed Radio Flyer Wagon. I have one in my garage...it belonged to my kids years ago. There's printing on one of the pieces...you turned it print side down. LOL.

[@WhatTheHales]

Are there holes in the bottoms of the vertical pieces?

[@absolutdog8790]

You really didn't recognize Pfaltzgraff and the wagon sides earlier on in the video immediately? The "Eau de Toilet" as perfume? Dude. C'mon. I reckon you have to play to the viewers, but your seemingly lack of knowledge of basic antique and old items is disturbing give what you do.

[@newfreedom21]

I love watching but it is frustrating at times and he is so rough with stuff LOL look out George!

[@WhatTheHales]

WHOOPS! I buy storage units ... I resell items from storage units

[@paulanull8731]

Plus this would end my hobby of answering questions if he knew all about stuff and was careful. It gives me something to do when I can't sleep at night. Keeps the ol' ticker active and this isn't my only stop either. I bug other folks too so don't feel alone. lol

[@amyhendricks3627]

@@WhatTheHales but you could really increase your earning potential if you knew when to be more careful with certain items. I know this is several months old but I'm a new subscriber catching up on some of your old vids...while I am entertained by your naivete at times, at other times, the way you handle some items is just scary and sad. On the other hand, maybe I'm just jealous that the items are in your hands rather than mine!! :D

[@billspinks4357]

@ 7:02 is a Bolo tie quite a few cowboys used for dessing up.

[@WhatTheHales]

Broke Back Mountain Cowboys or Regular Cowboys?

[@billspinks4357]

@@WhatTheHales more like Mexican - Vicaro's and Hawaiian Portuguese - Paniolo's and a lot of western USA cowboy's.

39:16 these green glass faceted balls were probably parts of the bases of a pair of vanity or dresser lamps -- I've seen many such lamps over the years

[@kathleenmattox8731]

You probably know already but that Lionel Clock is very rare on the internet. May be big $. Huge fan!

[@richlaue]

My mom had those same kitchen scissors, the round party we used for grabbing the to of jars to help open up. They really are a little too wide for cracking most nuts or bones

[@ronaldpangilla9564]

At 9:28 that lens is for a old school film/ slide projector

[@glenmcdaniel1197]

Hey Jeremy, I think the bicycle you found is a weather vane sometimes called a wind vane for telling the direction or speed of the wind. If it is older you soould make about $100 off of it. Glen & Joy/Bakersfield,Ca.

[@WhatTheHales]

Let's hope so! That would be incredible!

[@curiousangel5430]

19:56 you NEVER shake the 8 ball lol...just turn it over ask the question then flip it up to read the answer... Lol such fun as a kid...

[@WhatTheHales]

I was unaware of proper 8 ball procedures :)

[@curiousangel5430]

@@WhatTheHales not trying to be critical it's just that I remember telling my kids the same thing ...its the bubbles. Lol

[@TheJeracuda]

lol enjoy that shredded money jigsaw puzzle. I wonder if you could actually cash those in at the bank if you taped them back together but my guess would be probably not lol

[@WhatTheHales]

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED :)

[@shadesofidaho]

Are those old bottles in a Loganberger basket? Writing would be on the bottom saying so. 2:31. Metal bike is decorative wind spinner for the yard.

[@WhatTheHales]

I'll have to check the basket :)

[@HoodBillyLife]

That ring is awesome

[@aprilefrankenstein7413]

7:03 is a bolo tie used more in the West. And the stripes on the uniforms he was in the Navy 2nd class. The classes are backwards 1 stripe in 3rd class, 2 is 2nd class, and 3 stripes is 1st class.

[@WhatTheHales]

Do people still wear bolo ties?

[@aprilefrankenstein7413]

Yes they do mostly in the South West states in Arizona, and Texas that I know of for sure

[@RedditStoryItch]

You have so many great collectibles to put on ebay

[@WhatTheHales]

Now, if I could only get someone hired to put them on Ebay for me :)

[@RedditStoryItch]

@@WhatTheHales yeah I'm there only one able to put my stuff on but I've been thinking about losing for others for a fee of course lol

[@cristinapada]

10:25 was the old promotion was the little guy for the company. Kinda like the bear used to be for Travel Lodge

[@WhatTheHales]

Oh wow...thanks for letting us know :)

[@DocJ58-OCB]

Hey Jeremy,Happy New Year to you and Geourgus.....I think that metal bicycle is a water wheel rather than a wind mill,I seem to remember my grandma having something similar in our large garden when I was really young(a million yrs ago...lol)...but wind or water,it's a very nice little piece.....great job as usual,keep'em coming......

[@WhatTheHales]

We'll keep them coming if you keep watching :)

[@lt.ripley1590]

Hilarious. The bottle so spill was it alcohol or turpentine??Love the train clock. Hilarious TIKI letter opener. Thanks for sharing as always. Great video.

[@WhatTheHales]

We're not sure what was in the bottle :)

[@lt.ripley1590]

@@WhatTheHales Well given it made you choke perhaps that's just as well. Maybe some weird moonshine, I definitely wouldn't drink that! Anyway as I said great video! A review all the way from the UK!

[@Edwin48100]

At the time 13:39 are Ice Tongs for handling large blocks of ice. They probably belonged to an ice company years ago when people used to have non electric ice boxes for food. The ice man would bring a big block of ice to put in the ice box. What you can not read there on the tongs might be the name of the ice company.

[@WhatTheHales]

Vanilla Ice Ice Tongs :)

[@rebeccalynntanner4714]

I think those vials contained backs to the pins that go on hats ...but the screw on instead of having the pinching backs...i will buy them from you. I ve bern looking for some for my Commander hat at the American Legion.

[@WhatTheHales]

I think they are repair parts for watches actually :)

[@seosamhobarnaid116]

The Bell and Howell item is a lens for a old type film projector.

[@WhatTheHales]

Good eye :)

[@posapro]

The green ceramic cups are restaurant small wares. The # is the style/size of the item and the "H" stands for the company, Hall. Those look before my time...and I started in the biz some 50 years ago.

[@WhatTheHales]

WOW...thanks for the wealth of knowledge :)

[@icedoutidea1804]

Omg how did I miss this one lol I’m hear happy New Years

[@WhatTheHales]

YAY! You're back :)

[@thomasbailey7505]

39:15 Those green ball are old separators for a table lamp!

[@WhatTheHales]

How many came with each lamp?

[@ariellynnewade5507]

14:14 is antique ice tongs for carrying blocks of ice.

[@WhatTheHales]

Do you have a pair?

[@ariellynnewade5507]

@@WhatTheHales No I don't. But I know what they are for sure. I've worked with a few.

[@untitled1580]

That book is from a game and it sells for maybe 20 dollars on ebay. (The one that it says Tales of Tamriel Book II : The lore) Timestamp: 40:40

[@WhatTheHales]

That's good news... thanks :)

[@anthonydenil1500]

Those paintings a worth a very good penny

[@samiller63]

31:40 is a printing plate if you don't know already.

[@nancyaylward1176]

The keys are from American Tourister Luggage Company.. My Daddy used those old hand drills all the time. He had a shed with old tools. It was a tool lovers paradise.

[@ram2500pikup]

The light at about 37 minutes is a reverse light for a mid to late 70's stepside Dodge pickup but since you are finding all of the Ford stuff they probably used on them as well.

[@WhatTheHales]

WOW...thanks for letting us know :)

[@danskelley3062]

I loved the Lionelville railroad travel train bank with coin sorter. they go for about 15 bucks give or take. but thats if its working. it actually has a speaker and when you drop a quarter in it you would hear the conductor say all aboard.

[@WhatTheHales]

I noticed afterwards that it was a coin sorter! Love it!

[@dmkaydonskastle89]

14:03 could they be ice block tongs?

[@marnieroberts7195]

the wooden block with the fishing contest text on it at 31.40 is an etched? printers block for typesetting magazines or newspapers.

[@WhatTheHales]

Think it's worth anything?

[@marnieroberts7195]

no idea. i have seen vw people with collections of volkswagen add printing blocks, but....

[@pamwiley8951]

13:50 those are Ice tongs used before refrigerators when Ice was delivered to you in big squares

[@WhatTheHales]

How long ago were they delivering ice?

[@JanVafa]

At 13:55 could be ice tongs instead of for logs... and the hand drill at 14:19 could be an ice drill....

[@Tallenn1]

Dang... I wish I would have known about you guys when that dagger sold!!! That dagger for $20?? Hell of a deal!!

[@snowskii]

11:33 I know they're reprints but it hurts to watch you throw around Remington's work. He's amazing.

[@thecarpinheck9224]

Love the videos!! Keep up the great work!

[@WhatTheHales]

I'll keep making them, if you keep watching them :)

[@glenmcdaniel1197]

Hi Jeremy , just wodering what brand is the tool box? Glen & Joy Bakersfield,Ca.

[@WhatTheHales]

Good question ... I don't know and I'm not currently at the warehouse ... and when I do get back to the warehouse, this comment will be lost and buried below the thousands of others that come through on a daily basis ... SORRY

[@bruceaugustine6486]

at the 39:04 mark those green balls used to have ratcheting device in the hole that would have a rod that connected in the ratcheting device, one side of the rod had a #2 phillips head and the other end had a #3 flat head. insert one end into the ball and use the other end to drive in a screw in turn the ball clockwise, and turn the ball over and it would unscrew the screw turning the ball counter clockwise.

[@WhatTheHales]

Thank you for letting us know :)