SURPRISE WHITE CLOUD SWAP MEET! | ANTIQUE & VINTAGE SHOPPING

[@hamsterman2008]

The Native American jewelry was GREAT!

[@kimberlyduncan1053]

Thank you so much for sharing. I got my 1st gun when I was 11. I grew up on a farm & that's how life was! You missed your calling- you should've been a hat model!!💕

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You could shoot an apple off my hat! I think farm kids had to learn it all regardless of gender

[@PamelaBlanchard]

Hi George. My favs from this video was the history of this little town, the Pearl Harbor Pin, the beautiful Bar Set, the Hit and Miss engine, and the Navajo Jewelry. I could have stayed at those cases all day! 💖

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too! It was so much more than I expected. I enjoy sharing the history where I am when I can

[@george.carrasco]

Great video George! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@maryannthornes4984]

Hellooo. Nomad. I think that you have given me a lot of food for thought with this viewing of history. Thanks.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I like to show all I can unvarnished so people get a bigger view of the world

[@grandmashauntedhutch6326]

Who the heck would dislike a GTAN video ??? Mind baffling !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Aww thanks! I think there's someone who doesn't like some of my friends on KZbin who thumbs down every video...they must really be bored with the rest of their life I guess

[@erinnkemp]

Remember Pearl Harbor. This week was the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.. Hmmm. Maybe I should find one for moi!

[@lisak1994]

You were rockin those hats, George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Lol I don't wear hats well but it was fun

[@winkingowlantiques3422]

Lots of treasures! That shelf that turns into a table is so neat!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Wasn't that the greatest? I would love to own one

[@marywalker2896]

I love your knowledge..I could pick your brain for hours about antiques and vintage items..love your videos..I learn something new everytime I watch you..

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That is awesome! I really like sharing my knowledge and experience, and connecting with others who do the same. I'll see you with more soon!

[@immakatlady8243]

I always learn so much from your videos - the historical aspect of the towns you visit, the objects being sold, the popularity of some collectibles over others, etc. And now that you are modeling hats 😂, you just need to add cooking and food reviews to your channel and you’ll have almost everything covered in what I watch on KZbin!! Thank you for sharing your adventures and knowledge!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Ha! You definitely do NOT want me to share my culinary talents, unless you like takeout. I'll try to keep you happy with the antique and vintage things and leave the food to those who can cook

[@dossnone4554]

Interesting things, colourful people. Great vid thank you George.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it! I was glad some of the people were willing to be heard on camera for a change

[@kvkosmosk3891]

So excited to learn about marbles! Can't wait for that!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

He really covered them well, I learned a lot and will be glad to see it again

[@shannonvans]

My Dad collects Case pocket knives and I"ve learned a little helping him buy some. That shaped one you asked about is called a toothpick.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I thought there was a definite name for the style

[@daphne9154]

The baker's shelf/table is awesome! 😍

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Isn't it? I want one!

[@daphne9154]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Me too! It would be a wonderful piece to display any collection on! 👍🏽

[@catherinefriedman8511]

You really get around! Hence the name Nomad. Enjoying and learning from your videos.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I'm in Seattle now so yes you're right. I find that traveling helps me find fresh things

[@pattimercer9357]

George, regarding the pocket knives... did you say there was some Robisons there?

[@pattimercer9357]

Hi again George, I googled it and saw that the spelling is with an ‘e’. My family name is with an ‘I’, and they were from Iowa. Just curious. Thank you.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Interesting! I'm glad you were able to sleuth that

[@tammyalexander4256]

Hello George Hope You are doing Well!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You too! I hope you enjoyed watching.

[@theeclecticthriftercrafter]

You are so much fun!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh thank you! I have fun with what I do and I'm glad it shows

[@foundbychance7777]

That lady got that bread table/display shelves from Fairfax, MO. That’s where I grew up.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Cool!

[@willyboy6126]

Fun stuff...and the hats were very becoming on you...lol ;D ....Those shelves that flattened into a table were really cool to see demonstrated. Pretty innovative for things like that way back in time...and for a practical purpose as well! ....To think there was a time when kids could carry knives to school and boy, how times have changed. Even though things like that are prohibited today, sadly we see so many mass shootings at schools, etc., one can't help wonder, where did society go wrong and be so troubled. My dear late Mom would always say that, it all starts from the cradle and how children were raised at home...and Mamma sure did know best...Dad too! Anyway, my Mom collected tons of AVON and got me a number of those vintage car bottles, that I still have. She also got my Dad some of the railway inspired pieces (train decanters, etc.), as my Dad worked for The Canadian National Railway for 36 years, here in British Columbia. Yes, I remember the scent, "Wild Country"...lol...I have a blue glass decanter of a race car that had a scent called "Spicy', that I loved better than the others...used every drop...ha ha..... My Dad had a really nice old gold pocket watch, that he always carried on a chain in a case/fob. I loved seeing it as a kid and he'd let me carefully wind it...and always said, "Be sure not to over-wind it Billy"....Thanks for another fun tour and I love learning about different things and the history that goes with it....and especially for the towns and areas you visit! Take care and keep on bringing us these interesting videos! : )

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi Billy! I can't say I really look good in any hat but I think it's fun to mug for the camera in them. That shelf/table was a great surprise to me too! Your mom was right about upbringing, I think disturbed people in the age of media realized they could get instant attention and that's the deadly combo. I love railroad items and CN is a great line! I recall the race car Avon too. I'm glad you're having fun with me and thanks for reaching out!

[@thisoverstuffedhouse]

Andirons are under rated. I have a wonderful pair that came from Arden Delaware and are attributed to the Arden Forge. They work great to have next to your fireplace to be wood holders. SO many people have either a metal insert to their fireplace or have the curved metal pipes that hold the fire and push more heat into the room so andirons need a new purpose.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

How neat! I love andirons, personally. I like the idea of using them to hold firewood

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks for watching! Please join us in the chat if you can

[@dossnone4554]

I reply to you 7am 14th from New Zealand. Even if our times did coincide, presently I'm happy just to shout at my device. There's always a room here for you. Bring that fetching black hat.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Aww thank you! I want very much to go to New Zealand. The hat might not travel as well as I

[@roryrosevintageakalizliz8838]

Missed the live chat but I am enjoying the video right now. Don’t know why I enjoy these videos so much I don’t resell but I do like going to secondhand stores antique shops and stuff like that and the places that you get to go is such an adventure! George you live a wonderful life

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so happy they're resonating with non-resellers! I want to share info so collectors, resellers and casual fans can all learn more and help preserve these items and their stories. I do have a pretty fun life and I'm glad to take you along with it

[@lynnmaupin-simpson1215]

I don't resell either. I follow several "junking" channels on You Tube. The variety and quality of items found is unfathomable. Blue Bus Dave finds quality unusual items. Now Renee on "Paper and Moose" is really hitting her stride finding interesting ephemera and vintage clothes. Jocelyn finds jaw dropping beautiful colored glass. And George, you find the unusual and know what the object was used for. George you have great presence on film and have a well modulated voice.

[@roryrosevintageakalizliz8838]

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[@mw10259]

@@TheAntiqueNomad WHAT'S GOING ON WITH HEISEY ? GOT A BUNCH FROM MY GRANDMA AFTER HER PASSING IN 2017

[@maryannthornes4984]

I buy locally. But do not resell. I'm enjoying the RealNess..of the resellers videos so unlike anything on cable channels or movies.

[@dawnsteuerwald4248]

I can see someone's pampered pouch on the small chaze lounge

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too! My cat would've loved it.

[@kayhenry6293]

I love those small town flea markets. They sort of seem like time machines! All of the things you find there were part of every day life, back when. Thanks for showing it to us. P.S. Those hats are great!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I do too! I'm really glad you could come along with me. The hats were fun

[@mjmj2860]

George, I think the hats look great on you! Thanks for another fun video! 😎🐈🐾🐕❤

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I really don't wear hats well but I have fun putting them on.

[@barbguerbe9936]

Thanks for the virtual shopping! Can't wait to find out some info about marbles! They all look the same to me and i love them all!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

They did to me too, but the guy did a nice review of different types of marbles so join me tonight!

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Loved this! We have an old homemade movie that shows my dad modeling each of his mother in laws hats.😁 He was 20 years old.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Ha! That's great. I decided when I first started videoing that I was going to put on any hat I saw...it's funny, I really don't ever wear them because I don't look good in them

[@jacquiliddell1811]

Hi George. What are fried Twinkies.? Lol. Love the muffin pans. The brooch for pearl harbour is fantastic. Yet another great bar set on this trip. The French used to have the chaise longe for their pet poodles . The bakers morph table it’s so quirky! Wow children having guns! Love the hat parade. From jacqui in England xx

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi, Jacqui! Wow, you really followed this one, I'm impressed. It had a lot of interesting oddball stuff! I'm glad you enjoyed yourself and I'll have a new one out tonight

[@OhMyVintage]

The foldable store stand is so unique and would also be great to have to sell at vintage markets so it's easy to pack away. Wonderful video George! 😊💕 - Kim

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I totally agree! I want to find one now

[@lorrainecarr7012]

Just saying those coronation mugs you bought, in last video, might be a niche market, the King who never was, I might be wrong but thought I'd just mention it xxx

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh, you're absolutely right, there are people who only collect Royals who had human foibles that we all got to see...the most recent generations as well

[@ginamarie4516]

Classy! Like the new look, George! Lol great video. That bakers table/shelf was my absolute favorite. How useful those could be now.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm surprised no one has started remaking those shelves, what a great idea! I needed a hat that day, I looked pretty greasy, it was a long hot day selling outdoors.

[@ginamarie4516]

The Antique Nomad LOL, nice!

[@dalesueglass8421]

OK Mr. Antique Nomad - I just discovered you and I already know you are going to be my favorite!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Wow, thanks! I'm glad you found me, please like, subscribe and tell your friends. I have a lot of fun bringing my adventures in the antique and vintage world to everyone!

[@crittergirl3647]

Thanks for the chuckle! Lovely hat modeling 😂

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I don't really wear hats well, it's funny that I've adopted that as my schtick

[@crittergirl3647]

@@TheAntiqueNomad - And thus, the schtick works 😁

[@kimberlywatts9289]

Hey, I happen to like the smell of Wild Country! lol Thanks for another fun and informative shopping trip, George.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure! I really didn't mind Wild Country, but my dad didn't know how much was enough lol

[@bunkerhillantiqueswv633]

Missed it live last night but watched first thing this morning. Very much enjoyed the back and forth with the dealers you chatted with. Learned quite a bit. The hay trollies would sell very well here in West Virginia. Bill

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi, Bill! I'm glad you got to see it, I like leaving the back-and-forth if they aren't camera shy. I think the hay trolleys would do well in Kentucky too

[@brickhousesalvageandantiques]

loved that crazy table/shelf display...Sorry I missed the premier..Hope all is well George , Cya on the next one

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks! You too! Wasn't that table/shelf amazing? I want one

[@Rose39M]

Hi George! Hello everyone!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi Rosemary! Thanks for sharing this experience with me!

[@marinamercer7846]

Just subscribed you have so much knowledge!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks and welcome! I'm so happy to have you join this fun vintage and antique community, and I hope you enjoy coming along on my adventures

[@tamaracook6245]

Really enjoyed this., thank you. Wish I could visit White Cloud. :)

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was a surprise discovery, I really enjoyed it too and I'm glad you could come along this way!

[@karenmcneill2602]

Oh my! Your ending 😂😂😂😂😂 classic! WOW there was so much to love there. For a start their local accent is wonderful! Reminds me of the cartoons I watched in the 70s in NZ...good times😁😍. That bakers table/display shelves was absolutely fascinating! My jaw dropped when the lady flattened it out. The teapot or watering can at 14:00? had my heart! Marvelous piece. I had no idea until about 2 weeks ago that there was such a thing as Hamilton pocket/watches! I am on the lookout for one for both my brother and nephew. Could you explain to me, as simply as possible 😊, what the man meant about the second hand please?? Those pink topped pieces were sweet! Pink is my favourite colour for sure and to see it without a glossy glase was lovely. Very interesting that the company wasn't able to make that glaze after the disaster. Can't wait for the marbles! Marbles are another love of mine. I just picked up one from our local Glassworks for 25 dollars. Worth every cent! Thank you George for your fantastic videos!!! (And for making it through my rambling comment lol)

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hello! He meant that the second hand swept around with the minute and hour hands, like it does on a wrist watch...earlier pocket watches had a separate second hand at the bottom that was tiny, or none at all. I'm a huge fan of pink as well! I look forward to showing you marbles tonight...I'm glad you liked the ending of the last video too lol

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Really interesting items there! That child's/salesman sample chaise lounge would've had to have come home with me😏 I've never seen one of the baker's shelf/table combos before. That was super interesting, and could be really useful. Was that an old kerosene pump next to the Kohler pedestal sink? It didn't look like a water pump from that angle. I'd love to have the child's rifle, too. It looked in really good condition. Probably not too many of those still floating about in that condition. George, that ostrich feather chapeau was hilarious!!! Great video and tour!!! Thanks!!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

The sad part was that the hat was an improvement over my hair that day! I SOOOO should've bought that chaise for $125, I really got how special it was seeing it in the video again. I think that was a kerosene pump, yes. I really was impressed by the condition of the kids' rifle but didn't want to spend $250 on it...probably worth it though

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

@@TheAntiqueNomad 🤣🤣🤣I can remember when the "wind-blown" look was in😉 Yeah, $125 for that chaise was a great deal. I imagine those were owned by the more wealthy people of the day, and probably not too many of them still around...children are notoriously rough on things😉 It would be fantastic as a doll display, or as a showpiece, in itself. I liked that child's rifle enough...I would've likely paid that for it, to simply hang it on a wall. Another thing that has always fascinated me are the old pulleys and trestles. I keep telling myself they don't😉😂😂, but they always have. I grew up on a farm, and some of the things like that really catch my eye...old plow points are another🤣🤣🤣 Really enjoyed the tour, and am looking forward to Wednesday's premier!!!

[@edithdavis2848]

Loved that combo table shelf.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Me too! I want one.

[@RN-mn3jn]

What a great place! I love the display stand that turns into a table. That is very ingenious!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I loved that thing! I want someone to make me those for shows

[@FatBirdFinds]

Thanks George! Another great video!!💙🧡💙🧡💙😎😃🐦

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Aww, thanks! It made me so happy to see you in the chat. I'm really impressed to see your channel growing, you have a great vibe and I hope to come in person for a Flippin' and Sippin' when I'm back in KY!

[@oldstuffbethtx8052]

Missed the Live, but oh, so much interesting stuff here.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

There was! I'm glad you got to see it. Part II is Wednesday

[@Rose39M]

Thank you again George for a fun trip! You look smashing in that chapeau!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Well it's a little small lol

[@wheebebop3602]

Loved the tour💕

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! BTW your picture looks so much like my friend's mom as a little girl, I can't get over it

[@allysonmartin3161]

“Classy chapeau” 😃. Love it and another excellent video George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it! I had a friend who made hats for babies when her kids were infants and called them "Classy Chapeaus", it stuck with me

[@TheNICHELady]

Sorry I missed you LIVE! Question on Keen Kutter - I have a full size display case, I have it at $1500 in my booth - do you think that is on target for value? I could send you a pic! It has oak frame with original beveled glass and the Keen Kutter advertising etched in the front... it's pretty awesome!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi there! I'm glad to see your question. That sounds like a really great display case, and I think your price is probably right, though top of the market. It's the kind of thing that ultimately should sell to a wealthy tool or advertising collector who won't mind stepping up for it!

[@TheNICHELady]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks!

[@edithdavis2848]

Darn never got the notice. Had friends that sat up at White Cloud every year.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm sorry! I'm on tonight with part ii of White Cloud, and the show will be back next year

[@susanvenables4142]

Tres belle 😄😄love your hat x

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Merci! I have a thing about wearing hats in videos it seems...perhaps I'll be the next Prime Minister of Canada lol

[@willyboy6126]

@@TheAntiqueNomad You'd be a fine Canadian Prime Minister, George! Plus, I love that you love your Canada Dry display, which I've seen at your booth in other vids...gotta have the champagne of ginger ales, especially when wearing your "Classy Chapeaus"...lol ;D

[@jensta1000]

So fun! Love the hat haha! Do you ever stop in Oregon flea markets on your way through Seattle?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I sell at the big Portland Expo antique shows and occasionally hit flea markets when I'm there. I'd love to find more down there, Oregon is a good place to shop

[@jensta1000]

@@TheAntiqueNomad polk County has a decent size one on the weekends.

[@normajeanplusone9772]

Love it all!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks! I really had fun that evening

[@zanetaylor5639]

When you had the hats on you reminded me of Klinger from M*A*S*H, LOL.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm about as feminine as Klinger lol

[@cherylmellblom9736]

Hi George! Another great video. I don’t think you have ever done one that was not top notch. I am running into Pyrex type cookware from Brazil. Is this worth picking up? I collect perfume bottles and similar items. I think I will add one Avon bottle to my collection.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Avon did make some nice pieces, I kept my grandmother's Eiffel Tower bottle! I've heard about the Pyrex type things from Brazil, I think most of that has been made in the past 20 years so not old enough for me yet

[@kevinreed4724]

sounds like you learned some things about knives there cool video i think you looked good in the black hat lol . i got some friends that live in Atchison that sell in sparks as well be curious to know if you met them if they was there

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Cool! Part two is tonight maybe you'll see them in the video. Some folks were afraid to set up this year but it seems like people are fine

[@kevinreed4724]

@@TheAntiqueNomad yeah his name is Junior Denny

[@kabbystevens5167]

Nice job on the cast iron pans..curious what he used to season them.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

After you scrub away any food (or rust), you use vegetable oil or shortening and then cook it upside down in the oven on the middle rack at 375 degrees for an hour