THRIFT SHOP WITH ME | SMALL TOWN RESELLING | VINTAGE & ANTIQUE FINDS

THRIFT AND RESALE SHOPPING I CONSIGNMENT WORLD VENDOR MALL
Thrifting and antique shopping under one roof? Consignment stores are a well-kept secret that thrifters often miss (thinking they’re not cheap) and antiquers often eschew (thinking they won’t have old things), but savvy shoppers know they proffer finds for many collections and resellers on a budget.
Today I discover Consignment World and Antiques in Cadiz, Kentucky, an interesting combination of dealer spaces with new, vintage and antique items, plus selected wares from several dozen consignment sellers. This place is new to me, but proves to have a wide array of items and a few interesting buys!
An auspicious start is a G.E. refrigerator pitcher, made by a well-known American ceramics firm and priced about 1/3 of retail. From there we discover much more vintage glass, ceramics and dinnerware, much of it bargain priced; a delicious donut phone; a big Coke bottle collection from some little places; and a Treasure Craft mushroom set that shows me that writing my reference book pushed up prices over the years.
TV nostalgia items, a brilliant blue stove and copper sculptures help us remember ‘the way we were’. From galvanized tin to cigarette sets for 12, this store is much larger and has more variety than I bargained for when I came.
Here are some more of the items we see along the way in this tour:
Haeger pottery, ‘Emergency’ hat, music box, license plates, McCoy pottery, Goofus glass, 1960s desk phones, Russel Wright Iroquois, moose creamers, Napco fish, Bauer and Harlequin, Fostoria Jamestown, Disney plates, vintage mugs, ceramic cats, etc.
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[@jaclynisaacs6763]

I’ve been watching your videos for two days nonstop! I love how much you teach us on so many different types of items. Plus thanks for defending us Kentuckians 🙂

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Kentuckians are great! I'm so glad you're enjoying binge watching and I hope to see you in future comments and chat

[@dragonflyattic]

I love how y'all talk about each other. It's like sending shout outs. In here it was Fat Bird Finds and Crazy Lamp Lady. They also talk about George the Antique Nomad. It's a sign of respect, I think. 🥰

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

We do respect each other! We all love what we do, want to share the love and realize this is a lot of work even though it's fun

[@carolynquffa6]

Another great video. Amazing how places to shop like that exist. You do a great job searching out interesting stores. I like playing Shanghai Rummy. Alas, I don't know if I'll ever get back to play cards in Florida.

[@viggycat8592]

I found George the Antique Nomad via Crazy Lamp Lady!

[@aseretstudio1724]

"Eleven cigarettes burning at a time".....you made me laugh, George! As always, thanks for sharing,

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I remember the days, my parents and their friends were all chain smokers

[@catherinefriedman8511]

My Cousin was convinced that her Mother was going to set the interior of her car on fire. She had an ashtray on the dash board, and it would sometimes catch fire with cigarettes left to burn on the dash! My Aunt has passed on and I miss her and her reckless smoking.

[@sharonb537]

Thank you for sharing the historical context of many of the items you find, your memory is a goldmine of information from many years of selling and collecting.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I am so glad people are willing to watch and enjoying it, I wanted to share what I experience so others will also appreciate this wonderful vintage world

[@dmiller5765]

The story about your mom's incense reminded me of when I visited my aunt & uncle. They also left cigarettes burning in every room. I had nicotine withdrawal when I went home after a 2 week visit every summer. My mom wondered why I was cranky & snappish.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

No kidding! We didn't have one piece of furniture without a burn mark where a forgotten cigarette burned to the end and then fell out of the ashtray

[@twistoffate4791]

Lol!!

[@debbievanhorn6205]

Interesting facts.... Glad you picked up the stacked pink sugar & creamer...very cute. For some strange reason, I’m obsessed w/cute sugar & creamer sets.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's so good! He was a great designer. I had a collector once who did similar with water goblets, didn't collect a pattern but wanted one of each. For me, it's vases I think

[@tammyalexander4256]

The Adults Playing Cards and Smoking!!! That was a Huge part of my Childhood...My how things have changed...lol

[@caryulmer5405]

Same! We all smoked 2nd hand way before we were old enough to smoke in those days.😃

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I love playing cards still! The smoking part is different now, for the better I'm sure

[@carolgage1789]

So true. I remember my mom & other adult family members sitting at the “card table” (because heaven forbid you played cards at the kitchen or dining room table) playing bridge or canasta, all smoking, & drinking their highballs!!

[@SweptAway529]

The "donut rotary phone" was actually called a Sculptura - it came in touch tone & rotary versions. I have a rotary in bright yellow.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

You're right! I haven't heard it called by its proper name in years and had forgotten

[@vintage5729]

George, you're a walking antique encyclopedia. Great video!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Wow, thanks! I try to tell people things in each video so we all can learn together

[@CathyMiller0711]

I did not know that GE refrigerators once came with a lovely pitcher! How cool. It's kind of sad that small town businesses like the local Coca-Cola bottler have gone away.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Consolidation has created uniformity in products and made things rather bland in some ways. I guess that's part of why I like vintage and antiques!

[@alicegoesnomad8448]

😆 Love it: “you’ll have to come here yourself”!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Sometimes that's the only answer lol

[@kathysemrau2301]

I remember when you could smoke in restaurants. Smokers tipped better. When you grow up around smokers your used to it. My dad smoked. He was banned to the basement, if he wanted to smoke. I love the old ash trays. But then you get used to being away from smoke. Lots of good stuff in this place. Stay safe, George.🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋🍀🌺🦋

[@vintagevigo775]

ohhh my, I forgot about that cool show 'Emergency'. I liked it! Drama...

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I hadn't thought of it in years until I saw that cap. That's part of the fun of real world antique shopping, it's easy to get into an echo chamber if you only look for certain things online

[@jackiewallum8999]

One of my daughters high school friends married Randolph Mantooth (Johnny Gage). Loved that show.

[@marymcfarland2089]

Up there with Adam 12...

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Mary McFarland Yes!! And Dragnet

[@viggycat8592]

Ditto!

[@michelledekker7654]

Such a fun video!!! I remember being able to smoke on airplanes. Yuck now that I think of it!! Thanks for sharing George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! Yes, I flew abroad about 20 years ago and wondered, "Why did they announce that we were over international waters?", right then 30 people lit cigarettes. They don't seem to allow it anywhere nowadays

[@soupbeansvintage-mindy9215]

You pack so much information into this video that it should be marketed as a reference book! Thank you.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's terrific! I hope you enjoy all the rest, I like to give lots of info

[@karinklaustermeier4009]

We watched emergency too as kids. My sister became a firefighter because of her love of the show.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's a neat story! It's cool when TV has a positive effect like that

[@kathleenmcbride4838]

I’ve been watching Emergency during quarantine. Brings back memories from my childhood as well!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I didn't know it was still available!

[@juleslorraine9885]

George thanks for opening up the world of consignment shops which we will be watching for!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Indeed! I think a lot of them are mainly clothing, so people don't think to consider them for resale shopping of our type, but they can be surprising

[@mignon4474]

ONGAWD LOL. just watched the last part. Cigarette smoke “was like incense “ so funny so true!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes I remember the air being blue with smoke in mom's car

[@janetpogue4970]

Jeffery is a witty fellow on his channel. 😂 nice bunch of friends, George 💐

[@twistoffate4791]

Growing up, my family used the Iroquois Casual China Russel Wright dishes in blue for every day. I never saw Mom use the creamer, but the sugar bowl never left the center of our dinner table. I still use those dishes today

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

They're so well made!

[@oldstuffbethtx8052]

Love the Royal Haeger Outhouses with birds.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

There's an expression about not doing certain things in one's own nest that comes to mind lol

[@emilyjane61]

You are a wonderful fount of knowledge...so glad I found you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So glad as well! I really am excited to find new folks who share my interest in this old stuff

[@janetpogue4970]

That elk crreamer is the boom ! 😅 🎉

[@kristinwiedemann840]

Too funny, when I was younger, boys used to tell me I looked like Randolph Mantooth from EMERGENCY. Not a good comparison for a young girl lol. I was later compared to Lilly Tomlin in her roll of Ernistine, on Rowan's and Martin's Laugh In. And in junior high, Geddy Lee of Rush. I really enjoy all the information you share in your videos, and I love that you are graceful in your way of saying that something has beauty and value, even if it's not something you would choose personally. I am 57, but try to continue to gain knowledge of different antiques and collectibles. You are a wonderful resource! As I mentioned in a prior comment, you have a very soothing voice and I think that too helps me absorb the information better than some "in your face" resellers I've watched.

[@kathleenmcbride4838]

The Bauer Pottery showroom in Los Angeles is fun to shop at. The old sign out front is something to see!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I've always meant to get there!

[@wastenotwantnot6754]

Goodness! Where has this channel been all my life? I'm old enough to remember many of these pieces. I sell online and I know I'll get quite the education. New sub here! Thanks so much for your precious time.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Wow, thank you! I'm so glad you found me. I want to extend the collegial nature of the real world of antiques and vintage to the online world, and it seems to be happening

[@epochepoch3268]

Hi George, you look like the guy I once knew from the Centralia Mall. I saw a Kentucky address so thought I was mistaken. As I continue to watch you and picked up words such as Treasure Craft and Snohomish mall I now know it's YOU! Enjoy your channel. Eileen Elma, Wa.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi Eileen! I am that guy. I get around these days. Just was in Centralia Square and filmed thrift stores with another KZbinr two weeks ago! I hope you'll keep watching and perhaps our paths will cross again soon

[@carolgage1789]

Your story about your mom & her smoking made me think of my mom who also smoked for about 30 years. She too would forget & have more than 1lit cigarette burning around the house. We all smoked! But I don’t remember smokers smelling like they do now.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

When you're not around it, it seems a lot stronger when you do smell it! My nose definitely catches it now that I'm not in a household with a smoker

[@lindaalexander2253]

My first time to see your show, really enjoyed it.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Welcome aboard! I'm glad you enjoyed it, please check out my other videos--like, subscribe, tell your friends! I like to have fun like this every week and share what I see

[@jeanlaflin7147]

I love the mushroom canisters & the other ones

[@kimeverhart6253]

This is another great video! I always learn something new and interesting George, and I love that, so thank you so much!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure! I'm glad that you find it interesting, as do I

[@bobbi.jansky5391]

Love your videos you are so knowledgeable!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you so much! I really enjoy helping people learn and appreciate their vintage past

[@jedaholmberg3211]

So glad I found you,how interesting your stories.i found I have one of those GE pitchers.Cool

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad too! I like the Hall refrigerator ware a lot

[@irisheyes2161]

Thanks George for all of your knowledge you share with us! You are my favorite!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Wow, thanks! I'll keep it coming

[@pamelaguidry1817]

thank you for giving us the history of each item you highlight along withi a good price range.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm glad to do it! I like people to learn and get interested in all this cool old stuff

[@danielledee9746]

I went here yesterday, thank you for al the info,I saw all the items you talked about.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hope you enjoyed it! They had some good deals there

[@mindydalek7078]

That Cal Originals "Party" astray was epic

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It was monster for certain!

[@elizabethturel78]

Oh, George, I hit the like button before I even start watching you videos! 👍🏻😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Awesome! Thank you! I hope to keep them interesting for you

[@guadalupeknippen2636]

Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge with us. 👍🌼🌻

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I'm always glad to share info and have fun with my viewers

[@dianakalis8006]

So much information! You are fun to watch George! Thank you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I'm glad to share and glad you enjoy it

[@sabrinareasor3249]

I learn so much from your videos, you are a great teacher

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I appreciate that! I'll keep on bringing them to you

[@rainsongs9]

i nearly spit my pork n beans out laughing at the last part lmao george !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes it made me laugh seeing it!

[@carlacowling1789]

New subscriber, great stuff! Also love the word "biomorphic".

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I like ten dollar words when used correctly lol. Thank you for subscribing and I look forward to bringing you more

[@bonniewilliams612]

This video was wonderful, just not long enough! I do love watching your videos and I do on each piece. Thank you George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Awesome! Thank you! I'm doing two a week now and that's truncated my run time a bit, but I'm working on expanding to where hopefully there's two 30 minute segments each week (Monday and Wednesday)

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

The drinking glasses caught my attention. The ones issued from the food restaurants with cartoon characters. Mostly From the early 80s... though not high on the collectible list, I find them desirable. A throwback to our youthful generation I consider buying a few from time to time. King Kong was my earliest memory of having one

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I never had King Kong but I had the 1973 Warner Bros. glasses. They really are collectible even if most are low dollar, I meant to spend time on them but then got carried away with the Treasure Craft mushrooms

[@glendafromaustralia1625]

My favourite was stackable cream and sugar. .. efficient and pretty. Enjoyed vid George. Thanks also to cameraman. 🧡🧡💕

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

He really helps, I think I do a better job when he's filming and I can concentrate. I really enjoy Russel Wright dinnerware and just got a collection today!

[@lajunecrockett2381]

That button glass basket next to the purple sherbet glasses was brought with S &H green stamps

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So many cool things were sold through S&H! It'd be fun to do a video on just that, if I could find some old S&H catalogs to illustrate. My mom would take me in there when I was very young and they had tons of Fenton milk glass and Indiana King's Crown cranberry flash

[@vintagevigo775]

I like the bird houses...lovely.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I do too

[@robing_11]

Thanks George for another interesting and informative video! I learn so much from you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad to hear it! I want us all to learn more and enjoy more about the things we like to collect

[@tesora5691]

I just came across your channel and I just had to let you know how much I appreciated and enjoyed watching you share your great knowledge on all the items you presented to us viewers :) Thank you

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you so much! I hope you'll like, subscribe and tell your friends...and also that you'll take a look at my older videos, I love telling people about lots of cool vintage things

[@vintagevigo775]

lol+ Loved loved! the story about your Mother's smoking...especially the sarcasm 'incense' lol. I grew up with smokers in the house and in cars. I remember sitting in the back seat of the Pontiac Grand Parisienne while my Dad drove with one hand (or knee) on the sterling wheel and the other arm/elbow resting on the edge of car's door ledge, I usually caught the cig coals in my eyes blown from his cig. Not very pleasant. So, when I complained, he rolled up the window and I got the full impact of the smoke instead ;) Also, I witnessed many a cig butts & cig packages creatively flicked out the car window. Memories...of the way we were...

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes, that was my dad too. I remember the Grand Parisienne, at least there was a gigantic rear seat in which to hide from the fallout lol

[@vintagevigo775]

@@TheAntiqueNomad lol I loved how those big cars seemed to float...

[@RnR-Rebel]

Hiya George, what a fantastic place! Thanks for the great video & education - nice having my old addled brain refreshed😉. Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure! It makes me dust off my knowledge as well

[@kristinamiller8369]

“We’re fatter now-a-days” Bahahaha true, that! At least true for me.

[@Deborah4Antiques]

I prefer Bauer over Fiesta. Just the feel in the hand, the colours, overall quality! Enjoyed the show George! 🍁

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Bauer Ring pre-dates Fiesta by 6 years, so they should get more credit than they do with today's collectors!

[@ThriftingAdventures]

I see those plaster cats at Goodwill a lot. Yeah they can be so heavy. Love all the information on so many cool Pieces.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hi, Stephanie! I'm so glad you're watching. If I can ever get back to Washington, I'll have to go out thrifting with you one day. Enjoyed your Reliques mall tour. I took a video of those baskets you liked and will try to send to you soon

[@ThriftingAdventures]

@@TheAntiqueNomad oh awesome. Thank you. Oh I would love to go thrifting with you. That would be so fun.

[@adelaidemorningstar1870]

Love the little shop in small towns

[@cathelenealtamirano6803]

I really enjoy your videos,they are so interesting, and I have learned alot,thankyou, happy hunting, you've got a real knack.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's fun to put what goes through my head into video form! Thanks for watching

[@redfae7316]

Such a fountain of knowledge. Thanks for sharing it with us 😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure 😊 I'm glad you have interest and are willing to come along for the ride!

[@cynthialenz]

Oh no! I think I jinxed you by commenting on how carefully you hold pieces in an earlier video. I am a little young to remember Emergency when it was on the air originally but I have seen it on COSI. I bet that early mobile phone that Johnny Gage and his partner had would fetch a pretty penny now.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes I was a little clumsy this time! I'd forgotten they had a very early mobile device, those "bag phones" go high online now

[@george.carrasco]

Great video George! Thanks! ❤

[@nancymckay-russell4360]

watched emergency too! lots of info thanks for the tour! learned some new tings always interesting!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Awesome! Thank you! It was fun to remember that show

[@corasemrau2909]

So enjoyed this walk through. You never disappoint. When things get a little better I'm hoping to come down to Kentucky and check out the places you have been showing us. Than You!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I hope so too! Let me know if you're in the area

[@lisak1994]

The Royal Haeger were adorable. I loved Emergency! I still do. But I wantched for a different reason than you did. I watched because a had a serious crush on Randolph Mantooth. I got to meet him about 12 years ago. I felt like a girl again. You show us some amazing pieces and I'm rambling about Randolph Mantooth. LOL

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Did you really meet him? How cool! He was my hero on that show, I couldn't wait to watch it each week

[@lisak1994]

@@TheAntiqueNomad I really did! He came to the Delaware State Fair during a first responders day. Before his talk, he met with fans and did autographs. He was so incredibly kind. I have a photo with him. Honestly, I was 12 again.

[@karenporter8429]

I just love your videos because I always learn so many good things!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm so glad! I love sharing the joy and interesting things about cool vintage

[@amyweaver7413]

You are so knowledgeable- thank you for sharing a bit of it with us. 🙏

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure! I hope you'll enjoy my older videos too

[@amyweaver7413]

The Antique Nomad I will absolutely be looking through your archive - you carry such knowledge!👌

[@laraemitchell9064]

The ceramic hobbiests from the 70’s had almost identical molds as those white Mexican cats. But I’m sure you knew that.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Yes, and they've been made in the Philippines

[@vintageaf3435]

Thank you very much George! You are always such a wealth of information~and it never fails and I always seem to learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. It also makes me decide where I would like to visit someday❣️

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's great! Look me up when you get to my areas and we'll have fun

[@vintageaf3435]

I definitely will! Thank you!

[@cassiehutson8446]

Love all the information. Learning a lot! Thank you

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm really excited to share info with viewers like you, I'm loving seeing that there's passion and interest in old things still

[@kellywood67]

LOVE!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I’m glad! You’ll enjoy next week’s video where I garage sale through two small citywide yard sales

[@renet.1469]

Great video once again, George! I found my first piece of Treasure Craft yesterday in the wild. It is 2 owls on a tree trunk cookie jar. I'm thrilled with it, and I was able to snag it for $3.49. 😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That is awesome! What a good deal. I rarely see the owls

[@renet.1469]

@@TheAntiqueNomad , thank you for your input. I am so happy you saw my comment. I was so excited about the find, and I immediately thought...I need to tell George. Lol.

[@michelleatmermaidcove7955]

So fun to watch this, sorry I missed the live! I have the pink version of that Winfield creamer, I LOVE THAT WHOLE SET, GEORGE 🙄😬😂 and that price!!! Take care, my friend! 😚

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's so good! I have a piece of Winfield with a tropical flower in my collection, such good quality

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

I love that Winfield design. Never seen it before

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It's from around 1950, I was surprised to see it in Kentucky because Winfield even on the west coast was pretty limited to beach areas

[@SocialStudiesMane]

Amazing educational segment !

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I always try to talk about the things I see, I love playing with antique and vintage and want other people to share in knowledge and appreciation. Hope you'll check out some of my other videos

[@tammiwaddlethisoldwomansvi5400]

Counting down the minutes till I can go thrifting Saturday!! Lots of great items you showed today. Always enjoy learning new things. Oh ya boy i miss smoking real cigarettes

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Great! I hope you find something you just learned about, that happens a lot to me

[@neilgoloy3582]

That was interesting as always. Thanks, George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Many thanks! More to come

[@cidsanta4204]

Great, fun and informative video as always! 😎

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it! It was fun having you in the chat tonight.

[@rickeydonald4756]

I can not believe you found that much Bauer pottery for $15! It really puts Fiesta to shame. I tried to collect it in the 1980s and it was expensive and hard to find in Kentucky. He left Paducah in 1909. Now there are expensive reproduced pieces. I just was interested in the sand jars and large pieces anyway. Winfield will just scream tropical flower designs and bamboo patterns. California pieces really hit this area in the 1970s with giftware items and kitchenware accessories. Weddings were the perfect occasion.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I didn't realize California style came here in that time, I guess it permeated everything eventually. I love the Bauer oil jars and have not ever owned one myself, couldn't afford it by the time I collected

[@patdrake8859]

I am glad you were able to go into this shop and was able to get items that were pleasant to you

[@christines2016]

Enjoyed the information about Bauer and Fiesta rings. Just the kind of details that are interesting and helpful.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad it was helpful! I try to give people info they can use when they're collecting

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

At 18 minutes in, in the background that looks like Tell City Furniture. Very good quality furniture made in modern day, although Antiquated installing, still collectible in some ways because of its long life durability

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Tell City is so well made! I did a video there and was really impressed by the quality, the designs were so popular in their time but are pretty dated now unfortunately

[@evandegenfelder4554]

Bauer collector for decades. Huge collection that now we've downsized. . . there's no where to put them and I miss it :-/ BTW, those plaster kitties you said were larger than an actual kittie? Our Bartleby is bigger and either of them, LOL.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Bartleby sounds like an awesome feline! I still love Bauer but yes, it can take room...I'd make room for an oil jar though

[@JanVafa]

Love all the information you share!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So glad! I'm happy to share what I know and learn from my viewers as well

[@kathyluty6035]

I just used my sherbets this weekend. I put fresh fruit in them and top with sherbet. People don't entertain like that anymore George

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I still like them! I have a hard time being that frugal with ice cream but it's really an appropriate amount

[@rickeydonald4756]

I once bid on a real picture postcard that had a story written on the back with an attribution to the night riders being in town. Of course, no specific names were given for fear of death. Suffice to say, I was not the winning bid when the hammer came down at over $500. You had a great Kentucky sports team RPPC with players named up for bid one time. I hope one day Patrick can find someone to do a “deep dive” on paper ephemera. I know there is a lot of interest generated lately and prices have really come down on most items. Not all, but there is still some real sleeper money out there, if people just knew what to look for. Maybe one day you’ll have a collection to teach from. I think a 6 part documentary might cover it! As always, thanks for all you share.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I love paper ephemera! I did do well with the KY RPPC, I was happy it went to someone who was from its original area. That postcard you bid on would've been a real prize, there couldn't be a lot that was written at the time because their dealings were secretive and in-person (and not very friendly).

[@micdraper3768]

Great video ! Thanks stay warm and safe

[@suedefringe]

the shebert glasses are great to make planters for succulents ! I find one off's and do this with succulents I grow .

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

That's a great idea! I love to hear new ideas for using cool old things

[@suedefringe]

@@TheAntiqueNomad same. I love how retro and "expensive" it makes them look at a fraction of the price of today's plastic made in china type items.

[@nemophilistnay]

Haha! Loved Emergency! And I had a crush on Randolph. George do you remember Lottery, the show?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I do vaguely recall it

[@YvonThriftyRich]

💖💖 Thanks for another great trip!!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I'm always really glad to see you in the chat, you're a favorite of mine

[@rosamerla1534]

Great stuff.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it! It was fun showing a different kind of shopping than I usually do

[@2dogvintage944]

Im looking for the hazal atlas milkglass pineapple jam jar! Ever come across one! I have my grandmothers strawberry and apple and would love to complete the set!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I haven't seen one but I'll keep my eyes peeled

[@HeirloomVintageCollectibles]

Finally subscribed. Thanks for your insight.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks for subbing! I appreciate that and I'm glad to share more with you

[@daisyzuniga5186]

Hi George, thanks for another great video. Love learning from you! Blessings, Daisy

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! Cheers! I love sharing what I can

[@cecoya]

It is funny but my Grandma and Granny had all the cute ashtrays laying around the house and yes there was always a lit cig in each one. lol Yeah, almost like people use incense now too. You have a great day

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My mom was exactly that way

[@mignon4474]

When you found the WW pitcher I remembered the Woolworth in Bremerton. I still have pictures from the photo booth with my mom when I was around 4yo.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I remember that place! It was still there when I was a kid in Silverdale in the late 1970s, I recall my mom yelling at me to keep up with her when I wanted to dig through the 10 cent bins. Years later, a business partner and I toured that building in hopes of turning it into an antique mall, but the Navy insisted on tearing that whole stretch of buildings down "for security reasons"...it was really because Bremerton was falling apart and they could get money for "Urban Renewal" through the Department of Defense if they let them destroy it. Very sad what happened to Bremerton.

[@saraleecoleman4427]

Fun adventure!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks, I had fun and I'm glad you came with me!

[@janetpogue4970]

Hi George, It fun to go to the small towns with you !

[@lynnraynor2043]

Another awesome video George!! Thank you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ilenedelarmente5317]

Very informative vlog..like your videos.Hello from Philippines

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Hello 😊 Thank you for watching! I do them every Monday and Wednesday, I hope to see you again!

[@harlots_and_trinkets770]

Cool trivia about the night riders! And so true about the sherbet dishes... I can't give those away!! Meanwhile colored wine glasses and goblets sell extremely well!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Exactly! I'm glad you appreciated my little historic detour, I thought it was interesting and had never heard of it but it was important in these areas