Estate sale finds - 3/4 - 2 homeruns

That NRA and US Border Patrol hat are going to be worth a shite load 25 years from now

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plane, worth about $150.

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i love old carpentry tools, especially planes.

if the non-baws of the ot want a mind frick, start down the rabbit hole of what highly sought after antique hand planes go for. some of them have sold for close to and over 6 digits.

Those hats are sold at every shitty gas station in the south so not sure on the value there

Nice Griswold find! You never know what you are going to find. I picked up this 1958 football rule book at Mickey Mangham’s estate sale. I guess Tommy Lott was his roommate, looks like both their names are on it with a room number.

I want that plane.

How do we get in touch with you?

I think it’d be fun to try and guess which of your finds are the home runs.

I know you’ve said it before but is there a specific website you use to locate which estate or garage sales you want to hit up? Do you use Facebook or online newspapers

Good stuff. Nothing like a quick flip at an estate sale or garage sale in the summer. Flipped a Yeti Hopper 30 last year. Paid $15. Sold for $250 in 25 minutes.

When I lived in Annapolis, Md I knew these two old gay antique dealers who made a fortune going to estate sales in Alabama and Mississippi and buying mostly vintage furniture at ridiculously low prices and sell it to rich Yankee tourists for just crazy high prices at their shop. They were the ones that turned me on to that great book, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Jim Williams was just a souped-up version of these old dudes.

No way in hell would I put skin cream from a garage sale or eBay not knowing how old it is or what weather conditions it was kept in on my skin.