The Ultimate 127 World's Longest Yard Sale! Vintage in Cincy? Pass Through or Bypass the Big City?

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My last day on Ohio's Highway 127 World's Longest Yard Sale route, and the last day to explore their yard sales and roadside flea markets! Heading south, I pass through Cincinnati - the only big city on the Hwy 127 World's Longest Yard Sale route. I'm hitting garage sales and yard sales in the suburbs and right through the heart of the city in search of vintage and antique treasures. I stumble upon some large flea markets and vintage sales. I hit a big score in an antique store parking lot sale. Old antique anvils, axe heads, a machinist chest with beatiful worn wood and iron hinges, old railroad metal signs. I browse a vintage urban sidewalk sale in a trendy part of town looking for vintage clothing and vintage hats. Yard sales and garage sales everywhere. I also hit my first stop in Kentucky - and it's a good one! Old wooden soda beer crates, a WWII wool trench coat, vintage salon and hairdressing decor. I roll along beautiful Ohio backroads, past yard sales, as the sun rises and I enter the big city of Cincinnati. Once in town I see an Old Warner Brothers building, the Cincinnati Music Hall, and lots more!

[@journey565]

I know they say you gotta stay hungry but, I think that's just a metaphor. Take care of yourself out there on the road 👍

[@malcolmharing3744]

Hi Matt, Ive seen the machinists chests go for well over a hundred sometimes a few hundred. Youre right also about anvils being hot these days. And again, going for hundreds. I think you'll turn a profit. I also like the old stuff like that. I just bought an old chest, possibly a blanket chest. Found it at habitat for humanity for 35$. Couldn't say no. 😊

[@switchbackmatt]

Yeah there’s just something fabulous about old wooden rectangles 😆 Appreciate your comment and support!