When I was a kid in the late 50's we lived on a Navy base in CA. Somewhere nearby was an old dirt road or playground of some sort. My dad, who had the sharpest eyes ever, discovered that there were lots of old marbles left in that area. It was always fun to go with him and dig out marbles from the dirt. He made my brother and me little leather bags to hold the marbles we found. Great memories!

What a treat. Love the collection......piggy cookie jar is precious. So cute that guitar.....wow.....the Lego train....that's a great find

I loved it when you said the cookbooks weren't that old being 1963 they couple years older than me, makes me feel like a spring chicken 😁😁

I love that Max Webster album. Kim Mitchell (on the cover in the crazy outfit, lol) is a Canadian rock legend!

You seem to magically create space for new items when the store already looks full. What a beautiful colour that guitar is.

The pig cookie jar is "American Bisque". Vintage. There is a Facebook page about AB and how to identify. This is a serious collector piece.

I'd snag that Better Homes and Garden cookbook. My son and I have been quarreling over my mom's for years. I have it in my custody, but he's the better cook, lol.

I’m madly in love with the squirrel on the walking stick! I wish I lived close enough…I’d love to work there!

This episode has the feel of the "Antiques Road Show" and the current value is . . . nicely displayed on the screen. Nice.

Excellent walking sticks and other carvings. As a wood carver myself I love seeing other carvers work. Great presentation.

Hi Alex... I do not allow any newer (contemporary) items in my ninety yr old house and all my vehicle's are over twenty yrs... Only newer items are underpants, jeans, and some shoes. Thanks for these enjoyable videos.

Bald an long flowing in the back, or as we like to call it in the south a….skullet.

I always like seeing your Dad and that crazy Viking Hans in the intro

Cat’s eyes were my favorite marbles ! The piggy cookie jar is super adorable and I think she will be a bigger ticket item than you think. I bet that your profit from this is far more than the $700 Canadian you think. The squirrel walking stick is going to go for at least $50 plus a bag of walnuts 🐿

Loved the condition of the guitar, the marble collection and the piggy cookie jar. Shame the video ran out. Hope there is a part 2.

.... one of my favorite chores, unpacking merch. What a great collection! Awesome that it landed at your store!

Alex you mentioned the 'black panther on their 📺's'; well, we had one but it sat on top of our piano 🎹!! 😉

It's amazing that it is cold there already!!! Glad you took Abigail to get warm🤗

Marbles and old LEGOS and cameras. What a great pick!

Check those marbles with a black light. If they glow, they're worth more. And that Silvertone looks pretty awesome! You just don't see those in that condition anymore. Depending on the model and year, it could pay for the entire haul. The pots/pickups etc. are all workable, but the top and neck looked new. Nice find.

So... Somebody lost all their marbles! Yuk yuk yuk, I knew that was a pool cue! Nice haul, thanks for sharing!

The two Chet Atkins albums went by quickly. Chet Atkins was a guitarist's guitar player and influenced many guitar players in the Merle Travis style of guitar playing (fingerpicking style, kind of a steady thumb on the bass strings, and adding harmony and melody notes at the same time on the one guitar).....The guy on the Max Webster album is Canadian rocker Kim Mitchell who also performed the song Patio Lanterns. According to the back of the album also playing on that album are the three members of the Canadian band Rush: Neil Peart, Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee...That large coffee tin said 'Nabob Irradiated Coffee'. Now if they used 'Irradiated' as an adjective it could mean 'bright', but I wonder when they started irradiating fruits and vegetables to rid them of insects?

Your videos are so interesting. I love looking at everyone's treasures. 🙂

Alexander, I am sure you already know but some marbles are worth a pretty penny.:-) Winter must be on the way since you are wearing jackets and coats.:-) We have at least of week of 90's here.( And of course humidity)

I had a business selling cues. Those walking stick cues people always seem to think they are worth a mint. They were mass produced in the Philippines, play terrible and are rarely straight. Worth about $20 for the novelty.

Aaahh, memories of laying in the field shooting marbles into dirt holes with the neighborhood kids. Had to be so good for us to be in the dirt, up in trees, or in a creek, getting fresh air, sunshine (and rain) almost all day every day! Never once went to the Dr as a kiddo & no allergies or flu to this day. As a mom, tried to do the same with my kiddos, and now my grand children. Nowadays so many kids (and adults) just stare at a rectangle inside almost all day. Well, going to get off this computer now...

Fantastic song from the album "Universal Juveniles" from 1980 by Max Webster. Although it's credited as Max Webster, it guest stars all three members from Rush! With Kim Mitchell sharing vocals with Geddy Lee. You can tell too because the song has a Rush feel to it, definitely something all Rush fans should listen to.

That Max Webster album is actually really good, you should give it a spin! I love it, jumpsuit, skullet and all, haha

Grandma took the best black and white photos with her brownie!

Tube amps are very cool . I use my 1957 Fender Blues amp here and it sounds great still today . I bought it in 1987. I play my 1964 Gibson Byrdland Stereo caster and my 1968 Fender Stratocaster .

Oh my starz! That guitar is just gorgeous!! Love that cute, ' lil Piggy Jar ' too! Great. dealio Alex!!

The pool stick round end, the brass ball may unscrew to reveal a rubber end. I have my grandfather’s.

Loved marbles when I was in elementary school back in the '60's. Cat's eye's, puries, and steelies bring back memories. Living on Lake Michigan there was lots of sand around our school. We used to dig a 'pot' and each player would scatter the same amount of marbles around the pot. Would take turns shooting by holding the middle finger with the thumb and flicking the marble, if your marble shot did not go in the pot it was the other guy's turn. Whoever put the last marble in the pot won them all.

That bellows camera takes 120 film that is still made and there is are places you can get it still developed if not local there are online companies that you can send the film to and get it developed!

Did you consider putting an "off-loading and sorting" area in the back of the addition?

Check those tea towels Alex, if they are vintage you can get something for them besides packing a piggy jar.😊

What a fun bunch of stuff! The walking sticks are adorable.

"Max Webster"- Kim Mitchell is the dude in tights. On that album is the song "Battle Scar" with members of Rush. Geddy Lee shares vocals with Kim. It's very 1980. Kim Mitchell's song "Go For Soda" was a popular tune in the states in the mid 80's. also "Patio Lanterns". It appears Kim Mitchell has shorn his locks...and ditched the spandex.

Amazing Shop as always ,should pop buy tomorrow to check it out. Good work as always 👍

Enjoyed. Nice finds! I think it was worth your investment.

those tube amps are surprisingly valuable- some one gave me one they found at the dump and it brought $450 US. I had no idea

That Betty Crocker cookbook has an awesome cheesecake recipe in it!

I have the exact same standing lamp in my front room. I picked it up in the street and got my husband to re-wire it. 😀🇬🇧

That is really cool. Great finds. Love the walking sticks. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤

My favorite KZfaq channel. Good people.

So many of your videos lately are bringing back memories of my dad. :) He used a walking stick, and also fed a squirrel that he called Herman in the schoolyard nearby - the kids would look out the windows and watch him. If he was still with us I'd get that squirrel walking stick in a second.

Rain started in 1975 . They had a few original songs but they were ( and are ) a Beatles tribute band .

Was hoping there would be a new episode tonight! Thank you!

Max Webster album..I know what Im gonna be for Halloween, thanks!

The old cookbooks are really neat .The Betty Crocker one for example changed through the years and I'm so glad I gave my moms 1950s edition to my daughter.

Can't wait to see that garage door in and sign finished!

The vintage Lego train was quite the score! I have lots of Legos from the 60s/70s so that was fun.

Ya did good on the guitar. The same model with the KAY branding was called the speed demon. Kay made this one and branded it for Sears (Silvertone). They also made guitars for Western Auto under the TrueTone logo. Anyway, the blonde finish seems to be the most desirable- there were a few different colors and a tobacco burst finish- and assembled with a decent set-up are going for $900-$1300 US on Reverb.That one looked to be in particularly nice condition and even with a dead pick-up should be in the middle of that range, especially with the case.Judging from the cool pick-up selector switch it appears to be a 1963-64 model. The top and back are laminated, not the high dollar carved style but that does help them stay stable. These are decent quality guitars and were very “playable”, nicer than entry level. Good score! The amp appears to be a similar vintage but pricing is all over the place and I’m not knowledgeable enough to guess but any of the little 5 to 15watt tube amps of that vintage are bringing good money. Giving the branding and vintage, it might bring a little extra sold together, especially if it came with a story.

"Don't call me Shirley." -Airplane!

Neat'O Alexander! Super duper stuff. Love the Records and Lego. Thanks for sharing Your Adventures 😀 ❤ 🇨🇦🎉🎉👏👏🎉🎉💯💯

I have been a watcher from before the Potters house!

I enjoy this channel.

The Lego looks like a mix of early 60s and later 70s. The colour of the white changes with age. The really old stuff e en has notches in the side so that you can slide in doors and windows. That's what mine had in the early 60s before they made them dimpled like the rest of the bricks. My first camera was my father's wartime bellows camera. I later saved up my pocket mondy, and bought one of the first model Kodak Instamatic cameras It cost me 7shillings and 6 pence (pre decimal UK currency)

Nice haul for your $2k.

Alex, look at the number under the cookie jar! I bet it’s worth more than that!

Couple things I'd buy. Hope you get what it's worth. You deserve it

That man in the yellow onesie, if he walked in into the local Walmart he would probably fit right in!

I love this guy, I want a shop just like his, absolutely epic.

Your a natural Alex ! Great episode

As always Alexander, excellent episode!!

The white Legos with the hole are the ones that accept the Lego wheel stem... You remember, the ones your mom would step on an you would get yelled at for.

Speaking of amps reminds me of a channel I really like, Fazio Electric. A young woman works on vintage amps and other equipment.

Alex your descriptive analysis of the Max Webber album cover was hilarious!!! 😂😂😂

So much fun! Thanks Alex!

Cool finds,love the walking sticks

My Mom had an amp just like that. My brother inherited it. ☺️. I inherited her 1924 Gibson acoustic guitar.

The Rain album is special! You come across the neatest stuff! You would have a blast at my house but nothing is for sale. However there are a few things I just might donate depending on shipping as I live in Texas just south of Dallas. Happy hunting! I sold a camera I was given for $2000.00 to a guy in Scotland. I do come across a lot of cool stuff myself but I don’t have a shop. I just purchased a storage which had about 3000 Pokémon cards which many first editions and old hologram cards. Paid $80.00 for the unit. No one paid attention to the mid century wooden chairs but I did. OMGoodness the cookie jar is so cute!!

I woulda bought that Doobie Brothers album! It has "what a fool believes " on it.. I could hear that song all day!

Irradiated coffee... Well, that'll brighten up your morning... With a nice, healthy atomic green glow...

Max Webster's hairline was not receding......it was in full retreat.

16:34 Broken ear bud?? lol didn't know they had them back then. 18:39 we brought those cue sticks back from the west pacific in the late sixties, they became popular in the US in the middle 70's.

OOOOooooh! The amp is a Model 1482, a rebadged Danelectro with two 6V6 power tubes, two 12AX7s, and a 6AU6 tremolo tube driving a 12" Fisher speaker.

Fun fact, Max Webster was an old rocker from 35...40 yrs ago, the song Check was a fave back then..which i think is on that vinyl you have, think he was/is from Ontario, cool how you find obscure albums. (My grandparents used to own a ton of vinyls)

I have one of those pool cue's. Found it in a dive biker bar in the early 80's. Not good cue's but pretty cool.

Thanks for the show!!

The round brass head of the que unscrews and has a rubber bump in it.

Rain is a Beatles tribute band and Max Webster is the name of a band , the guy on the cover is Kim Mitchell.

A banana yellow onesie! Thanks Alex ,Milk just shot out of my nose.

Could have watched for hours! Fascinating!

On that Max Webster album, he played and sang with some of the members of RUSH!

Better home and garden cookbooks are quite collectable right now.

Those records in the Sunlight boxes probably smelled better than the ones my husband bought from the smokers…. Whew! They STANK 😫😭 We gently cleaned the covers with baby wipes and… it worked :) Otherwise, they were NOT staying Led Zep or not!

I had most of those albums and a great stereo system brought back a lot of memories of good days gone by

OMG The Babies! I went to their concert in Arizona many many moons ago.

Oh, no, no NO! We will NOT be dissin' Mr. Kim Mitchell!!

Stephen foster greatest hits sounds amazing

Rain was a Canadian pop band back in 1972.

Alex I wish we lived closer , am an avid audiophile, have been collecting a very long time and am super interested in those pieces you showed in this vid, Serious inquiry, please let me know, as my collection so far doesn't have anything this desirable in it so far except for my Pioneer 8500 series 2 amplifier,,it has pre-maine hook ups on it that would quick connect to the one in the vid, Hoping to hear a reply on this, Sincerely Rome, Front fellow creator here and long time viewers of your content,,have enjoyed watching you grow the business to see the family into it as well, watching the little ones grow up right here, You have a wonderful Family and a Great personality, which is what I really like bout you, A respectable Genuiness, Take Care, Staysafe

Love the Antiques Roadshow harp.

Unfortunately those marbles are extremely common and low value. Certainly nicely organized.

Intrigued about the old guitar. Would make a great gift to my husband, Let me know where it is by now please. Love your show, your family...

Nice items ♥️

The yellow outfits are really something. Not sure what they are but that are something

Max webster has a look. Receeding hair lines obviously rocked back in the day.

I was JUST thinking . . . "Today would be the perfect day for a Curiosity Inc. video." And minutes later, BAM, a video appears!