BEST ESTATE SALE EVER!

The BIG MONEY finds just kept coming at THE BEST ESTATE SALE EVER! See the overflowing treasures in this old farm house down a secret hidden driveway and one-way bridge. This was one for the ages!

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Comic Price Guide:

ITEMS I USE IN MY RESELLING BUSINESS:

AIR PILLOWS:

BAGS, SLEEVES, & BOARDS:

BOXES:

BOX RESIZER:

BUBBLE WRAP:

CLEANERS:

DENTAL KIT:

LIGHTING:

OVERSTREET GUIDES:

POLYMAILERS:

POSTER TUBES:

PRINTER:

PRINTER LABELS:

SCISSORS:


SHIPPING SCALES:

SHOE LIFTS (Great for Displaying Shoes):

TAPE (INVISIBLE)

TAPE (PACKING)

TAPE GUNS:

ULINE H-150

[paulalenz]

My Aunt is very rich. She went to a estate sale and bought all of it the whole farm When she got back my Uncle said find anything. All she said was get in the car then she took him to the house . He couldn’t believe it chock full of antiques. . And yes she is now 100 years young and still has her farm

[juliewaughop]

When we moved in, years later, we found a tunnel under the house that was part of the underground Railroad

[dianer]

Man the land that house was on is AMAZING. All the outbuildings, the creek, wooded area. Dang. Gorgeous homestead.

[retiredandsassy]

The prices were what I like to see at estate sales. The old granny reminds me of my great grandmother. There are company run in my area that I just avoid b/c I know they will be high. I found a group of realtors that also do estate clean outs and I was invited to join their mailing list. i attended one of their sales in my town, they invited me back on the pack up day and filled my car for $20. I have not gone through all they threw in.

[manderson]

That chip on the ear of the wooden cat, just means she was spayed!! Lol That's what they do in the feral cat Trap Neuter Release program. They "tip" the ear, so they know not to catch that one again. That could be a good selling point to catch the eye of the many cat rescuers!! Lol

[linahill]

If I could have, I would have given this 10 Likes. So entertaining! Neat scenery, neat old house (so much old time wallpaper), neat items and you made me laugh so many times. The Granny doll was pretty realistic and when you mentioned her being a PTFG, I lost it. 🤣 I never could have taken the heat or the crowds, 6'6" sometimes has it's disadvantages doesn't it. I always wonder about who lived there and why they collected certain things. This was GREAT! Thanks!

[marcicook]

Loved that green cat at the end. Glad you rescued him as someone is gonna love that. You found so many good things. Thanks for sharing the info and comps, it’s so helpful!

[mauroincani]

Those apple crates is fantastic to get and people use the crates to make storage racks.

[stonycreekpicker]

The vises brought back memories of one of my favorite sales. A couple was retiring to a small village in Wales. The husband bought his father's river stone cottage, barn and workshop and needed the antique vise I sold him ($90, paid $10) to restore the workshop. This is one of the reasons I love reselling!

[maggiecousineau]

I think the green cat is based on the poem, the gingham dog and the calico, side by side on the fireplace sat.

[cathyjay]

That was the most beautiful property and adorable house! It makes me sad that someone’s cherished items that were saved for almost 100 years are sold like that. But it’s a fact of life. My favorites are the old wrought iron pieces, anything kitchen related, and books, books, books! Just found your channel and I’m hooked already!❤

[juliewaughop]

I was just looking through, and found you.
If I could just time travel, where you are here, OMG, it looks like there are many Fenton items. I'm a new fan of Fenton items. Cause my Mom gave me a bowl that my great great great grandparents were given as a wedding gift in 1860's. It's worth lots of $$$. I'm getting excited watching you go through this house.
I'm supposed to be resting, cause my heart is not doing well.
So don't tell on me, I'm gonna watch the rest...
God Bless, stay safe.

[janinedevilliers]

I love what you found. I love the green cool cat. I would love it. The Japanese Vase, the red budha. All great, and the earings haul. I always say there is a lid for every pot. 20 people will walk past something and just the right person will find it. All in all fun, exciting, and fantastic. I went to a village flea market in Germany, not far from where we Iive. People sell outside their houses. That's where you can find very intetesting stuff as they are not flea market traders. I found some awesome finds. You have gotta get out there to find those treasures. 😁 Hope you make great sales. Cheers from Germany 😊

[juliewaughop]

I was raised in a very old house that had basement stairs just like that. Next time you enter stairs w/o railing to hold onto, go down backwards. The stairs may be week

[angelgardener]

Wow I was amazed how you packed everything in those boxes!!! Great finds.

[CatherineFedewa]

Yes, that green cat is neat. I love all the kitchen items you got. I'm obsessed with old pictures also. You did great with the amount you got for under $273.00, WOW! Watched from Pekin, IL

[pattiray]

When you said mrs p wanted every single pair, it made my Christmas…Every single pair….the only acceptable answer!
there are So many perfect items it’s staggering….what a precious house!
The round green tin with a lid next to the bright berry tablecloth is a scene stealer!
Also 2 or 3 more attractive glass roosters in the kitchen and the cream daybed and the canes and the hot pink velvet vanity chair at the top of the stairs…love it all🧎🏻‍♀️
Dragons for days!!!
Majorchristmas

[joylea]

What a magical place. The people who lived here would not have been boring. I LOVE THE GREEN CAT!

[pamelasprings]

What a beautiful property. I love how you tap each item twice when you put it in the box. I just gave my granddaughter all my earrings I have had for 30 years. I am 75 and have moved so many times that my kids and grandkids already know what they will get when I go. I have gotten rid of everything except the most valuable and its not a lot. Thx for the wonderful trip you let us be a part of.

[da_ghoul]

My parents had that same standing red Buddha. They bought it at a local furniture store in the early 70's, probably '73.