John the first pair of pliers you picked up was a webbing stretcher. Then you picked up the tack hammer. You had me thinking you had an upholstery project. Maybe a coil spring retie. No such luck. You were definitely at a quality show. Thank You

Cool finds John. That lamp is awesome! Very unique.

Thanks for taking me to the elephant trunk flea market. Always wanted to go there. Love the candle lamp. I like it that you are such a patriot. I am too. 🇺🇸

Very interesting restoration (in progress) John. Keep up the good work!

thanks for taking us along !! :

I really enjoy your flea market videos !

I went there today and picked up a bike. One tip for next time, if you stay till the last 30 minutes the vendors will leave what they don’t want to haul back to their cars by the trashcans for anyone to just pick up for free. I happened to pick up a 50-60 dollar trunk from the 70s. And a bunch of other cool stuff too. I even managed to get the one thing my younger brother came looking for, Star Wars DVDs I got the full set and an extra (all of which would’ve cost $75) for absolutely FREE!!! So make sure to do that next time! It helps a lot.

For five bucks that Scythe would be coming home with me, I love Old Farm & Garden Tools.

Love Elephant's Trunk! Been there a few times. All the Vendors are really great to talk to. Very friendly and totally willing to tell you about the stuff of theirs you like!

Very nice! Please don't ever stop making these Flea Market videos!

You make great videos,thanks👍👍👍

What a wonderful way to spend the day. Excellent finds.my wife would have filled up with the vegetables . Thanks again

I just love your channel. We definitely are kindred spirits. I wish we could get together just to talk tools. But that’s why you have this channel! Love it! Thanks!

Nice day out,pity I wasnt there...Closest thing we have to that down here is the Bankstown markets on Sunday,at the Bankstown trotting club..Those Kirby vacuum cleaners were SO expensive out here..Scandal with Consumer Affairs Dept..They were being imported and sold door to door for outrageous prices with high pressure direct selling..about $4000 each. Interesting thing was that mist of the parts especially the consumables were identical to Hoover and quite cheap..Liked the idea of replaceable jaws on the pliers,thought that was only on Vises..Had a identical Stilson to that,God knows where it is now..Candle lamp was nice..Keep up the good work..

Thanks scout We don't have good old type fle markets where I live. It's fun watching and I like the longer videos thanks again

What a relaxing enjoyable video, Scout. I can't tell you how much I needed that after a long day. I kept laughing every time you showed a pair of pliers because I thought you'd buy them all. Good restraint, young man! haha

It was a real pleasure to see all the vintage treasures sir!

thanks for taking us along, ive not been to one in years as cannot walk, great to see you get there early

On a side note, I noticed as you walked by the fruits and vegetables that some of them have the same stickers you would see on grocery store produce, meaning the vendor got them from the same place your local grocery stores do. I don't know the laws in your state, but here in Washington state it's perfectly legal for people to pass off produce as their own and locally grown, they don't have to tell you and they don't have to tell you the truth if you ask them! People do it at farmer's markets and roadside stands and the some of the worst offenders are in Pike Place Market(taking advantage of tourist and local alike). Sometimes you can stand there and watch them pick off the stickers when they're bored. It's just something to be mindful of before you pay oft times outrageous prices thinking you are supporting local farmers/growers and getting a superior product. I was horrified when I found this out myself, but this knowledge helps me see through the charlatans so I can support the REAL local growers I meant to in the first place. =)

I really do enjoy your videos, keep it up please. I do like the candy dish too

Thanks ScoutCrafter, it's always a pleasure dropping in on your vids. Most informative.

I knew you wouldnt be able to resist something with a red handle! Thanks for sharing.

Reallly interesting. As I’ve said previously I’m a novice to all this and as I slowly learn the more interesting it becomes & it never stops to amaze me how many different versions of the same thing their is. Great video as usual

Wow, what a great way to spend a morning. I thought sure you'd get that giant Craftsman hammer head.

Thanks for taking us to the flee market.. I enjoy your videos. 🇺🇸

Very nice looking lamp sir. Im excited for the next restoration. Enjoy the video sir keep it up.

ALL that shopping, and I spent Nothing. Phew . . . Couldn't do it without You, ScoutCrafter! = ]

Man that is super awesome and neat there's a few close to me that I'm going to check out for vintage treasures thanks for sharing and we got more amazing content to look forward to :D

Thank you for sharing your trip! It brought back memories of going with my dad early in the morning on Mondays in the summer to the Perkiomenville Flea Market in PA. Same kind of mist would be just burning off as we were leaving. I remember we always had to stop at the food tent on the way out for a kielbasa sandwich!

Man I love these trips to the flea markets ! Very enjoyable. Stay cool buddy !

Thank you so much for that video I enjoyed walking through the flea market with you my God so beautiful brought me back a lot of memories and you picked up some good tools nice love the lantern I have collected a couple myself I use them during Hurricane Maria when we were without life for 5 months God bless you thank you for the video keep up the good work God bless you family and friends. ☺👍

THANK YOU...for sharing. I really like that drill press you left there. lol

Absolutely brilliant I love these walk around shows that you do and uncle sneelock lately.they are so interesting,thanks for taking us along .i agree with you that glass dish is lovely the colour as well I don't think I've ever seen one it looked almost gold .great finds and great show thanks again

Thanks for posting this good video.

Another great video. I really appreciate these flea market or scrap yard videos that you shared lately. Anyway thanks again. I love these markets man !!!!

Very cool! Good finds!

Lots of treasures and future videos! Thanks for sharing this.

Great finds.

What a fun trip. Looking forward to watch new restoration videos. Again many thanks.

Enjoyed the walk around. I shop for blacksmith tools.

Cool to see how you pick this stuff up love how you gravitate to pliers

Wow that was really great with your tour through the flea market ! I am sure that I'd find something of interest for me if I could of gone wondering there! That was a great idea to share! Looking forward to seeing you restore some of your finds....

That lamp is awesome. 😎

awesome! I have a few Fairmount wrenches, made here in Cleveland!

That candle lantern is so goofy cool, I would have snapped down on that for $20 all day.

Let it be known you love your pliers. Great video my friend.

Looking forward to seeing what you do with these finds.

Feels like I was there! Great video! LOL DJK wis.

Fun video!

Great video! And Great flea market! I was flippin' over those typewriters! The crank phonograph wasn't bad either. GREAT finds on your part!! Have a Fantastic Night!!

i love these videos

Nice bit of treasures you found there and it wouldn't be complete with a few pliers! Lol! I was lucky to find a Utica fencing plier this weekend. Very rusty and sitting in vinegar as we speak. I have to get of the Island and hit a few flea markets, nothing but estate sales here. They're not bad but limited in selection. Also got a bunch of old oiler cans. I just love 'em!!

Enjoyed the trip 👍 Nice finds, love the old Kline linesman's. Fall is coming and it's a great time for flea markets 😎

Great stuff! You do a good job filming and narrating. The old glassware is cool, reminds me of being a kid at my grandma's...hunting down the candy dish. Thanks for sharing! Cheers.

Now that Looked like one Awesome Trip SC !!!!!!!!I need to start going to Flea Market again , me and my Dad would go every Sunday after lunch ....

Nice finds and great day

You always find the neatest stuff. Guess I need to hit the circuit.

Some great finds there buddy!!! I just got a similar pipe tlast week and looks like it's never been used

Thanks another fine video l watch ever one you make it in the 90's here in Ga can't get much done in shop (Doug in Ga)

Fairmount tools were made in Cleveland, OH or Cleve. Good quality tools. You see alot of their tools in the Cleveland area, but, I haven't seen one like that.

Que envidia, poder estar ahí, paradise for me

Very cool channel 👍. subbed.

What an amazing boot sale. I've not found anything like that in England.

..great vid, good scores..

Awesome, I love the walk around, great flea market. Like the candy dish and all your new tools.. Vaughn

Jealous! Great flea market!

I'm jealous! My son and I have been trying to find the time to get to the Trunk this year since they opened in April. They often film the HGTV show "Flea Market Flip" there.

I really like Tesla too. We are birds of a feather! I donated some money for them to build the Tesla museum out east on the Island. I also collect some glassware, like old Corning blue cornflower coffee and teapots and also the green glass insulators from back in the day.

Oh no! Threat of RAIN at an out door flea market : MY WORST NIGHTMARE !

New subscriber here. Great channel.. Regards from England 👍🏻

Extra long bow saw blades might be available through a supplier that sells to meat markets or wholesalers. Butchers break down large pieces of meat, sub-primals, using a hand held bow saw. There probably are other sources as well.

Really good scores at this flea market. But tell us how much was the mini camelback drill press? Thanks for sharing your fun with us!

That's a great flea market. The flea market in my area sucks. (ha ha)

way better flea market than I go to at double toll gate here in virginia,,but has a side note I love Williams wrenchs and clamps

It looks like you hit the jackpot!! Nice finds, my favorite is the antique lantern. I kind of like the patina on it... What's your plan with it? Thanks for the great video sir!

Nice finds Scout! You should do the pipe wrench first! Kinda got a thing for pipe wrenches it was one of my first restorations!

Good video can't wait to see that red pipe wrench restore you had to get something red didn't you hehe

Just watched...Woah, look at the size of that Craftsman hammer at 0.31! You'd have to use a short handle, or there'd be no chance of even moving it?

That's funny I was there you should try the Coventry drive in in Connecticut it's only on weekends it's a pretty big flea market

When I retire, I'm going to look you up over yonder on the other side! I have an older kerosene smelter that our maintenance guy gave me. I haven't figured out how to use it yet. It has a valve to fill with air and it was used with lead to seal pipes. I'd like to restore it. Great video, AWESOME flea market. Ours here in No. California and So. Oregon aren't that good!

Neat finds there. Did you see that Stanley hammer head display model towards the beginning of the video?

I NEED TO GO TO THOSE

4:40 Those vintage glass oil bottles, I remember going to an Estate Sale on Long Island, all the guys there were trying to get those glass oil bottles with the wire carrying cage. Too vintage and fragile for me lol

Hi Scout, I share your interest in colored glass and Tesla. btw. the bolt cutters had ' made in US.America' stamped on them. Have a great day.

Will the candle lamp illuminate the Whitestone Bridge? Please do a livestream so I can watch!

hey i put the play speed on 75% of normal to understand what u say ,but im from the netherlands. the candle is so nice if we put a little arc lamp in inside of it there is a big bright light ! ( i love cellulose acetate handle scrwedrvers from the past i dont know why but in al collors i love it ! )

some really cool stuff there,i only have 1 oil bottle so far and it was a freebie....

i need to go to flea markets by me there like 3 or 4 big ones, Never lift or do anything that will cause you to have chronic pain best advice i can give, thanks for another great and 200 to 9k!

Great Video Scout! Wish i could go there lol a lot of Nice vintage items and Tools. By Chance do you know who makes that Tiny Drill Press at 2:44 ? I really like the Size of it for my Smaller Work bench. I have a Big Old Floor Standing one and its Wonderful but sometimes its a bit much for smaller projects. Thanks for Sharing Bro! Have a Great day.

I think that's Fairmount, Cleveland.

A rotating plinth .....cool

good and interesting things, it's a pity that where I live I do not have any of this because people see old things like junkyard

The produce looks very fresh .

Thanks for the video Scout. Out of all the flea markets and shows you go to is there one that you would say has the best selection of old hand tools?

Man I wish we had flea market's like that around here in Oklahoma. Best you can get is a Swap Meet called Mary's, but you usually can't find much good there.

You could land airplanes with that lamp!

Hi Scout. I think Fairmount are a US company. Certainly not from here in the UK. Love the road lamp. Are you going to do a restoration on it?

Does the candle lantern shoot a focused beam? Or what exactly? Kinda just looked like the same effect as a frosted globe.

Just curious - what did that guy want for the drill press?

hola esa feria que esta usted en donde esta en que pais o provincian hayudeme con la ubicacion posiblemente valla para alla por un taladro antiguo gracias