Advertising: keychains, pens,
pencils, promotional items.
Books (All types - children’s books, textbooks, novels,
religious, and even cook books)
Bumper stickers & decals
Camping Equipment - Coleman lanterns, stoves, mess
kits, coolers, tents
Car brochures
Car dealership items
Clocks and watches (working or not)
Costume Jewelry
Fishing Reels, Rods, Tackle Boxes, Lures, licenses,
books, Fly Tying
Framed art/mirrors/decor
Glass bottles
Glassware, China & Crystal (Just certain ones -
some is good, but much is worthless, unfortunately)
Hunting stuff - clothes and accessories, traps, calls,
reloading supplies, licenses.
Lamps and fixtures
License Plates (all eras/states, and International,
even front license plates)
Local interest items
Maps and Globes
Match books
Men’s accessories: tie clips, cufflinks, hats and
neckties.
Mid-Century Modern
Milk bottles
Old Car, Motorcycle, and Boat parts and accessories
Old computers, parts, and software
Old magazines (depends on age, title, and
condition)
Old Mason Jars
Old photographs, scrapbooks, and albums
Old Toys (Hot Wheels, Matchbox, plastic models,
building sets, etc.)
Outboard Boat Motors - any age/condition, working or
not
Pipes and tobacciana
Postcards
Posters (movies, travel, band/concert, cars,
etc.)
Records, DVDs, even cassettes and 8-tracks.
Rugs and tapestries
Scientific and industrial equipment
Signs (advertising, street signs, store displays,
etc.)
Taxidermy (especially fish or “oddball” animals)
Tins and cans (tobacco, oil, food, etc.)
Tools - Hand tools, machinist tools & boxes,
measuring equipment
Uranium Glass
VHS
Video games and systems,
Vintage clothing (Anything from military outfits to
band T-shirts and trucker hats)
Vintage electronics
Vintage Pyrex and Fire King
Yardsticks and rulers
Any oddball collections that you might think nobody else wants!
I often find treasure in kitchen junk drawers!