Buying a House full of mystery boxes part 2

I continue to get the garage emptied after buying truckloads of sealed boxed form an estate, follow along as I discover what's inside!

[lindakovacs]

Your finds are always interesting and enjoy them alot. Thank you.

[kakylong]

Alex, Every time we see you do a clear out, it encourages us to get rid of more stuff. 😊

[Meyersci]

Watching you as I clean off my desk. I have not seen the surface for years. The amount of decisions you can make on an hourly basis is an inspiration.

[johnmckenzie]

I love those catalogs. It reminds me of the endless hours spent as a kid thumbing through the Sears, Eaton's and especially Consumers Distributing catalogs making mental lists of all the things I would buy with my nonexistent money.😊

[ncgatorlady]

Oh my goodness, that Sears catalog brings back some memories! Lol!😂 When I was a little girl around age 5, when the dinosaurs still roamed the earth… I modeled for Sears. I remember modeling those thick velvet dresses and sets of pajamas. I also modeled for greeting cards. (My mom saved a few of the blank cards.) I used to see them when I was looking for other things. That was the extent of my “fancy” modeling career. Haha! I never modeled magazine covers or became famous. Ok by me. I got to be a kid. I have had many other brushes with fame in my lifetime. 😊

[gelpen]

I keep missing Hans saying, "Honey, I'm home."I still enjoy your content.

[AsphaltMan]

The wire thing in with the milk jugs is a carrier for the bottles. It works on the weight to hold it together, 99% shure.

[marjoriejohnson]

When I was a child in the 1960's, a fun activity was when we got a new Sears catalog. We would take turns poring over all the great stuff you could buy. We didn't buy much but you could dream over it. We mostly got a new set of school clothes in the fall at Sears and J.C. Penney. Your show always jogs some good memories.😊

[jamescrabtree]

The hand crank tools are a beveling cutter and the other one is a tenon jig for making chairs and other things

[rmk]

These videos never fail to make me smile and chuckle heartily. And are so therapeutic. Thank you as always.

[kathrynhodgson]

That green Hudson Bay jewelry case/box looks like it might be commemorative with the way the 1670/1970 looks.

[Dan-zrem]

Always a blessing to hear about the hard work and effort you put in to giving back your unrequired goods to charity.

[bridgetmuehlberger]

“The Story of Prince Andrew…(silence)…well…THAT didn’t age well.” 😂

[annsmith]

Royal memorial items sell very well in the uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️

[carolstanton]

I've seen horns like that on vehicles in Texas.
Your videos do tell stories one is just how hard you work.

[shelleynobleart]

Always inspiring to get going, get working, and get things DONE! Thank you, Alexander!

[designed_by_danita]

It is so cool to watch your videos and learn so much from you! The lightning ball, the braces, (which my dad would call hand cranks) and so much more. I did know ALL about the sewing machines as I am a collector of those and you are right that Featherweight is the gold standard. But that hand-crank Egyptian style is so pretty! I love the wooden box someone made for it! The Sears catalogs were something my Mom made me shop from when I was a kid! It was just her thing she hated going to the store. LOL And now I shop online all the time. What a super awesome video! Thanks for all the hard work! Look forward to seeing what's in the trailer! Take care!

[philliphurley]

I wish that when I am sorting through things it was relaxing like it is when I am watching you sort through things.

[cajsheen]

Such a lot of work for you! Both you and Melissa work very hard! XXX ❤

[deloreslowndes]

Little car looks like it has a mustache with the horns in place....I kinda like it.