I'm from the UK and we had one of those in the 90s but was all white and we were given it from an American couple that were in the army and were based in greenham! Think my mum might have it somewhere in her loft! Brought back memories of Christmas and placing the little birds all over the tree

Once Atlantic mold Co went out of business they sold their molds to secondary companies and these trees are still being made! The original vintage ones come with glass lights that attach to the branches, those are the ones from the late 60s, 70s. Ones with plastic lights are newer, made up until the early 2000s and are less valuable than the vintage ones!

@@I_am_me8560 ah nice the one we had was white but with the same multi coloured birds! And thanks for the info I might try get another one as think they're pretty cool

@@I_am_me8560 The one I have was made in 1965 by my mother and says Atlantic molds on the bottom of the base and my mother's name and date 1965 on both the top and the bottom. And mine does not have glued in anything . It has the holes and I have the plastic bulbs to put in it. So you are very wrong about the lights being glued in only in the old ones. I'm in my 60s so trust me on this I was there when this was made and have seen many of them over the years.

@@gigisdreamworld2624 , I'm not disputing the age of your particular tree in the least! And yours is probably the earliest that they started making them! But what I am saying is true, you can look it up online! The one that Janna found in this locker just said " Atlantic mold" there was no year on it so you can't assume that it's from the 1960s as well, that is what I was trying to say! The molds were sold off when the company was sold so even the more current ones will say Atlantic molds on them! That's why you can check the prices on these and some sell for 40 bucks and some sell for 400 bucks! The older ones are worth more and the original ones had glass bulbs! I've bought and sold 3 of them over the years! They are lovely!

Atlantic mold seems to be one of the better sellers they are hot right now 100 plus

Agreed! The ship is so unique and beautiful!

Am I the only one getting a little tired of this locker. It’s the same thing over and over and over and over…🥱. Ready to move on.

@@chappy675 I know for sure you are the only one!!

Thanks for watching and coming along for the adventure with us!

We haven't found that $11k item... yet! I hope we do. If it's a 5-part item, it'll be hard to miss. We'll definitely keep hunting for it. Thanks for watching!

@@LockerNuts didn't the experts take the 1-gage stuff?

@@wesseslinger5095 they took only a few pieces of track, and none of those were that expensive. It could be 5 of the cars would be that much (especially including the locomotive) but I'd expect the invoice to say "Marklin" because it did have other items saying "Marklin". So it remains a mystery. For now...

@@LockerNuts didn't intend to imply they were going to rip you off. I know they plan to broker some deals for you and they were very excited about some 1 gage stuff.

I’m guessing you’ve done a google lens search on the crated models ? Great when you have nothing to go off , regards Danny from Bournemouth U.K. ps Happy Xmas & New Year all x

Thank you so much!!

Thanks ❤️

looks like a cargo vessal not pirate

Thanks!

I’m gonna guess 400K

Maybe 500k I am thinking 🤔

You may have missed that discussion in an earlier video, but the family declined to come for the unit. The facility actually delayed the auction for months, hoping they would, since there were in communication, but the family ultimately said no.

07:08 The figure Eurpean Man is a smoker and is called „Räuchermännchen“. You can unscrew your feet, insert an incense pyramid and light it. It looks like the Räuchermann smokes a pipe.

Ships are fabulous, this unit keeps on giving.

Thanks for the info!