Even ordinary things look magical at Christmas. My eye were popping at all the Santa s and tiny houses.

Awesome video. I N the spirit of Christmas we took in a young tuxedo cat. She was always out in the wind and the rain, probably is pregnant. We named her Mary or Merry, which she isn't. She can't replace Nathaniel but it was the right thing to do.

The ladies head vases are my favorite .

Time for a break..love me some Old Curiosity Shop! ❤️

Ooooh! I wanted all of the vintage Christmas! Thanks for the tag along window shopping🎅

What a wonderful place. Thank you for taking us along.

One of the things I enjoy so much about your channel, is that I am proud First Generation American, born in Milwaukee, WI. My parents are German ( Mama) and Polish (Papa) immigrants, landing on Ellis Island in 1956 off a cargo ship! Your occasional German references touch my heart. Pfefferkuchen, almond Spekulatius (which you didn’t mention but are my favorite). Ich vermute, dass Sie such Deutsch sprechen. 😉

It’s fun, listening to your voice change when you see something you love. Your voice sounded like you were talking to an old friend when you saw that Hozier cabinet!

Magnificent Christmas tour video. This antique shop was pictured perfect and the price tags weren't hidden. Thanks for bringing us along so we can see and AWE with you. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That was an amazing antique store! I thoroughly enjoyed the clocks, the Western Union telegraph machine (museum worthy) and all the vintage Christmas items. Oooing and ahhhing on the West Coast. Loved the ladies in the boat especially the one with the red colorized bathing suit. Good stuff! ❤️💚

You deserve the teletype machine. Back to the video, - to discover if you went for it. At 40% off how could you go wrong! (A big BTW, a very blessed Christmas and New Year to you and yours).

The clocks, ceramic trees and cookie jars were fabulous. I would love to have a silver tree and decorate it with ornaments from the 40s and 50s.

thank you for all of these wonderful Christmas oriented videos, Scott. you have done more to uplift my Christmas spirit than all of my relatives, friends and associate put together! God bless you and yours during this holiday season and throughout this and the coming new year!

Thank you !! I want the bottle brush wreathes in the Ziplock bag. The little train village. You should have the teletype machine. It would fit in with your home decor. I’m rambling and apologize. Our youngest son left yesterday from visiting. Im that mom that cries after her son goes home. You cheered me with your presence 🙏🏻 You left the ceramic roosters....😔

Vintage Christmas is my favorite. Thanks for enabling me!

Love the old metal toy cars.And the bottle brush wreaths.

Love the head vases! What a wonderful antique store...I could be there all day! 💜💜💜

I love those bags of stuff !!!

At 15:00, we had that glass dish with the swan lid. It's always amazing how things you haven't given a thought to in over 50 years can grab your attention in a split second!

Beautiful vintage items, I want everything.

Thank you for sharing your video I love love love to antique shop and I love vintage Christmas we would get along great thank you again my friend.

Interesting clocks. I went to an auction for the first time years ago and got a beautiful grandfather clock for $50, one of the best deals I've ran into. Beautiful Paintings, I love these shops where u just see random unique things. Very nice.

Back in the 1980's the malls had stores called Knott's Berry Farm stores. They had wonderful antique decorations along with their Knott's Berry farm wares. They always had hoosiers filled with goodies. I went to an auction and bought my hoosier for about $800 back then. I have enjoyed it ever since. I love that green one but I can't believe the low price!

I loved so much of the Christmas stuff as well as the electronics. I want a Hoosier cabinet so badly for my kitchen because they are excellent storage!

Scott, what a great tour through that antique shop. Thank you for showing the Christmas staff and the telex writer.

That snow man is the last on wish list for collection but prices are INSANE. Will hold out for now!

I got a surprise for Christmas! I saw so many things. Just a hoarder at heart. Thank for sharing with us.🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💜💜💜🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🌹🌹🌹🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🐠🐠🐠🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🐍🐍🐍🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🐐🐐🐐🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💜💜💜🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🐩🐩🐩🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💗💗💗🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🐐🐐🐐🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄Merry Christmas to you and your tribe!!!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄😇😇😇🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💚💚💚🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💜💜💜🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

The teletype machine is fabulous. You could encase it in a glass display box and use it as a table? It really should be in a museum. 40% off!!

27:38 That gold tree is _everything_ !! I'd be worse than a gambler in Vegas running to the ATM at this place! Thanks for sharing your adventures!

Loved this, Thank You so much for sharing, so many things I would love to have.

What a great Antique Mall. The prices were within reason. What a lovely time we got to share with you. Thank you for bringing us along! Merry Christmas ✝🎄

So many awesome finds there, Scott! The plastic Santa on skis was originally a candy container made by Rosbro. The company also sold the empty containers to other companies like Miller Electric who then added lighting and sold them under their name. I have the snowman version as a light with the original box. Hope you have a merry Christmas, Scott!

Where are you!!!!....the clock room was a delight...could almost smell the old wood and polish....pink lamp is a steal...love the cream and green tin tub.... In the mid sixties everybody had the silver tree.... but us......I begged for one but my Mom was a traditionalist and kept with the cut tree...so glad really because the smell brings back many memories...In the late 60’s early 70’s they started promoting the “Plantation Tree” which was the tree farm trees you see today, but back then they were expensive cut trees and a beautiful addition. We did have those....sometimes flocked....Then in the late 70’s “all natural” came in and we bought several “Living trees”...that actually grew thru the later years...Scott you are a gem...for bringing all these memories back to us....

Loved this shop!! So many awesome things to see and I've had to chase down my eyeballs after seeing all the vintage Christmas!👀❤👀 Thank you so much for taking us along during this busy time🤗🎄🎅😍

I just found all antiques vintage Christmas ornaments decor in attic lights big bulbs selling on eBay trying to learn more about what I have first, thank you for sharing

My Grandparents had a Hoosier cabinet in their kitchen when I was a kid, my Grandmother taught me how to make chicken and dumplings when I was about 11, we rolled the dough out on it.

Watching this video on 11/22/20. Those teletypes played a huge role 57 years ago today.

I love that creamy channel back chair. Wish you could ship that, lol. I’ve already received everything beautiful that I wanted from The Old Curiosity Shop. Thank you for finding all my new old treasures. Hugs to the very handsome Salem. That shop would make me crazy. So many delightful things.

Snoopy's brother Spike decorates a cactus with a string of colored lights for Christmas. according to wikipedia: "Spike lives alone in a cactus, in the middle of the desert near Needles, California, only occasionally interacting with the principal characters in the strip, generally in visiting Snoopy. His friends are mostly inanimate saguaro cacti and an occasional tumbleweed."

Thank you for the wonderful memories of my childhood. A feast for my eyes.

Love the clocks.

My mom worked for Western Union in the early 70's. I was born in 72 so I don't remember it except for her stories, she enjoyed that job.

I love the intro,you are a clever,gentleman.Oh I didn't know that about the made in Japan appearing on items.Interesting.

Thank you so much Scott. I loved looking at all those treasures 🎄

I can pour and fire ceramic trees! I love them! Glazed or painted with or without snow. They can be finished in sooo many color schemes and can look very fantasy or fairly realistic.

Oh my, I saw SO MANY things in that antique mall that I loved!

I missed your voice telling me about all the interesting items. Nice video tour.

Loved everything!!! Thank you! Merry Christmas 🎁🎄

All the vintage knee huggers and Santas. Oh i loved them

Hey, I have that pig in the outhouse at 9:13... I don't know why I have it? I just thought it was different, so I bought it, and I have never seen another like it until now, cost me a $1.00.. I could never find it online, or in a book anywhere.. so he's just hanging out in my 1920s hutch, all by his little piggy peeing self.. amongst the art deco Lalique and Sabino..lol.. No crush on Pat Boone, but still to this day, Sam Elliot, and Sean Connery..

I love the old ceramic chickens and roosters! Ucago Ceramics was HUGE in the 30s-70s!

I wish that store was in my area. BTW, the Vermont Country Store sells some excellent reproductions of 50s-era Christmas decor and ornaments.

That kitchen cabinet melted my heart! I have a white one, soon to be painted that green.

Hi Scott... watching this first thing Christmas morning with my coffee. Great way to start off! Merry Christmas!!!!

Thanks for sharing that great Antique Mall with us. That teletype machine was truly amazing‼️

This place has an amazing selection of vintage Christmas! The clocks were beautiful too. Really enjoyed this. Thanks for taking us!

I would have stayed in there for days looking at all of that vintage goodness!! Thank you so much for taking the time to film there Scott. A nice way to end a busy day! 😘🎄

I really love the green Hossier Cupboard its awesome i love it. Holy lots of clocks. Beautiful. The little ponk lamp is so adorable. The houses were very nice. What a nice set. Very nice shop. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, there are cacti in Texas; supposedly edible too! 😄 Thank you for posting.👍

Wow that was neat I seen so many cool things fun video Merry Christmas to you and family and Salem! 🐱😍🐺

That was fun, thank you Scott! I loved that white ceramic tree with the blue lights. It's fantastic! 👀✔

I thoroughly enjoyed this video very much. Thank you.

Oh lawd yes, we have cactus. There are cactus in the Texas desert and hill country that make spikes big enough and strong enough to puncture the tire of a car. There is really only one fact to remember when in the Texas wilderness.. everything can kill you so be careful. If it doesn't have spikes, claws, or teeth, it's probably got a gun...or all of the above :D Btw, the pink elephant shaker set was awesome..I would have bought that..

Great Video Scott!! So much to see!!! I was salivating over the ladies head vases for 50% off!!!

Don't know that I could have walked away from the pink elephant bar set. Loved all the mahogony furniture pieces. Thanks for the tour!🎄🎄🎄🕎🕎🕎

That Santa plate near the Hoosier cabinet was so sweet, I could take a nice nap near those clocks,lol

Another excellent vid! TFS, Scott!

What great vintage Christmas stuff

Love the putz houses.

In1969 at New York telephone I was asked to type on the teletype machine. !More modern than that one but still pretty old for that year. I also learned to be an operator on the old cord board. It was really fun!

What a wonderful time strolling through this antique mall with you. I saw so many delightful things that I would have loved to have! I love, love Hoosiers and have two already. I also ‘bout had a heart attack looking at the clocks! One can never have too many clocks. I’ve just gotta make it to Philadelphia in the near future. Thank you Scott for this video.

Enjoyed the ornaments. Had some good Christmas flashbacks

This was recommended to me so I watched, liked and subscribed. I only wish I could have been shopping with you as I saw stuff I would have loved.

I know this may be a little late but all those clocks might drive me a little cuckoo!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Wow, I would love to go on a shopping spree in that place! Great video!

We don't have much in my small town. I would love to see a place like this. So amazing

Nice video Scott, but I think I would of enjoyed you sharing your knowledge through it. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas, hugs!

32:50 ge monitor top refrigerator salt and pepper shakers! I need to replace one with a big chip 🤩

Thanks for letting me tag along. I love your vidoes/ music you play . Loved the green kitchen cabinet. I would of had to buy. Hidey Oh!!!! From TEXAS

Saguaro cactus 🌵,,Arizona,,in Tucson here 🤩😄

Love it

I find those clocks so freaking cool but kinda on the creepy side also. LOL, 6:57 I adore that bedroom suit. WOW, The larger the bedroom suit the better. I love the big older furniture. I find those head planters creepy as well. I love the old Christmas balls/all the old Christmas stuff. 23:53 I love those kinda baby photos, so precious. That Christmas Cactus is really cool yard art.

Never saw so many clocks in one place. Jefferys Arron would love them

Bucket would be neat with a small tree.

Great video however I wouldn’t know where to turn first because it’s huuuuge! I actually gasped when I saw 50% off the lady head vases 😍 Really amazing collection of vintage awesomeness!!

That clock room is awesome and kind of creepy at the same time.

I love that jewelry box at 23:55

What a treet, thanks so much .

🌲🌲🌲👍like that place!

I enjoyed the video very much. I would love to visit this shop. Hope you have a Very Merry Christmas!

oh, go ahead and get your train village it is really neat. i have a pink depression era glass bedside lamp, just a slightly different base!

Omgoshhhhh clock heaven♡♡ Lol you scared me..I thought you dropped your phone in the beginning of the last segment..😳🤣 Had fun browsing with you!! As always TFS Scott!

I need putz houses! I bought four this year and put them on my sideboard, but it looks more like a sparsely populated rural settlement than a village.

Great video!! I could of spent thousands of dollars in there !! I geeat store you was in!! Merry Christmas

Wow! That’s a lot of clocks!

Scott there may be cacti like that around the El Paso area but the rest of the state is either too cold or too wet for it to survive. Arizona and New Mexico for sure.

I am stunned by that clock section. Never seen so many clocks in one single shop. It is kind of scary in a way, the dark sleeping room furniture surrounded by all those clocks... maybe they are not all ticking simultaneously, not all of them right? as it would demand daily care, maybe from a very creepy creature going around with a huge bundle of clock keys in its pocket setting keys in each and every clock in that shop.... oh my...

Omgosh that 15 percent off booth, I would have bought it all, haha

Forget detached retina~ I almost went into cardiac arrest when I saw the Hoosier cabinet!!! No Pat Boone crush for me .... it was Hugh O'Brian all day long~ LOL Loved the Putz houses....my collection is setting around my ceramic tree right now. I saw the sign for the Gurly candles, but didn't spot any....I have a Gurly candle Christmas choir right here by my desk. Thank you for taking us on this antique tour Scott....it made my day a wee bit brighter! P.S. That silver aluminum Christmas tree would have went home with me!!

At 0:41, that looked like one-big-mercury-ornament! If it was vintage, makes me wonder how it lasted this long, intact!---(I had to pause the video in the clock shop, because my chimer went off just as your clock tour started to chime!)-----23:25--, Isn't that aluminum tree gorgeous?! Too bad the vendor didn't have a color wheel to shine on it...mmm.---