The antique market and salvage/junk shops at Flea Waldo, Florida. Shop and find treasures at the market.

Little Wissy Trading Post. This is a pretty neat place here. This is where I have my antique booth is in this place. This is in southeast Georgia. But this guy, this front room, this guy that owns the place, he goes up to Amish country and buys a lot of primitive stuff and brings it back. There's a bunch of neat stuff here. He brings back, he goes about once a month I guess or every other month. He gets a lot of stuff. And I was just showing everybody this place. I really weren't shopping for anything. I didn't buy anything here. But I have bought a lot from him over the years. That's a pretty neat stove. He gets a lot of antique furniture up there. Somewhere in Indiana I think is where he goes. It's a tin boat. Boy, a bunch of hand saws right there. It's a pretty cool holder they're in. I bought a lot of them hand saws over the years. Buy them for a dollar or two and just take the screws out and sell them. Sell them just for brass. They get $15 a set. I haven't bought any in a while, but I used to buy a lot of them and sell them. It's a nice old piece of furniture or a piano I guess. Some kind of cooker. Old boat motor there. That's an old one. And there's one of them chicken waterers I've ever seen. That's just the top. And them, I need to look them up. They may be valuable. They're paper label sun-kissed soda bottles. Paper labels are hard to find. They got destroyed most of the time, the paper labels on them. And that right there, that thing right there is all bronze. And that thing, you can tell him what it's worth. He's been trying to sell it, but he's trying to find the right person to tell him what it's worth. It's about six foot tall bronze. I've sold a lot of them kind of bags over the years. Some of them bring good money according to what town they're from. If they got a town on them or the writing on the front's pretty. Military pouch. I cut out the noise in here. There was him and some people were talking. That's an old decoy right there. I've sold a bunch of them over the years. Some of them bring big money, them duck decoys. But I cut the sound out because him and two other people was right there talking real loud. In this booth here, this guy, I bought a lighter, a Pepsi lighter from him one time out of this booth for $25 and sold it for $85. That was a good flip. I sold a washing machine plunger there. Clothes plunger. I used to buy and sell a lot of clocks. I don't mess with them much no more. It takes a lot of time to ship them. If I get them real cheap, I'll buy them. I'd like to go up there with this guy one time to Amish country. He lives with them when he goes up there. He's friends with them. That right there is a big copper kettle. Must be 20 gallons for 25, maybe 30. There's a big old line in the man bronze. This whole first room is that man's all his stuff and he's got stuff scattered throughout the rest of the antique mall. But that bellow right there, I've never seen a bellow so big. That thing's on wheels. I'm not sure what they would use that big old bellow for. That thing, I've never seen one that big. It's huge. It must be four foot long, four or five feet long and it's on wheels. That stove right there, that's got a trunk on top of it. Couldn't really get a good look at it. I'm not sure how many booths are in this mall. I didn't count them. I'm not sure what this piece was. I saw the price tag on it. It's $500. Must be something rare. It was some kind of tool. I'm just walking through each booth looking. I didn't look at every booth. Some of them booths there don't have the kind of stuff I like, but I reckon these videos ain't about what I like. That's a cool looking ash tray right there. They had it priced. It was high priced, but man, that was a cool looking ash tray. Ash door. This booth right here is pretty cool. This guy's got a lot of nice stuff in his booth. Got a lot of mounted animals. That was a pretty cool wood heater. It was priced good too. $500, but it's a cool looking one. That's a cool looking axe too. $100. And that's a wooden sled. He's got it made into like a shelf on the way. He's got it sitting there in a glass piece on top and stuff all around it. This guy, I see these mounted animals move in and out of here, so he must be selling them. They all bring a bunch of money. That's 700 and something dollars for that one. And that's a bear rug with the head. I don't know if I saw a price tag on that or not. Alligator head, 400 bucks. That's a big one. There's another bear head. There's a white bear or light brown right there. 650 bucks. I'll have to remember that if I ever go to an estate sale and I see any bears for sale. This booth here has a lot of vintage glassware dishes and some bottles and some enamelware. I've tried to slow my camera down some. I've had a lot of people tell me to slow down. I thought he was bronze, but he's just bronze colored. He's not bronze. This is my booth right here. I got that whole tree for $30 at an estate sale. That's a grits mill and there's my chicken waterers and some pretty cool water and galvanized watering buckets. I sell a lot of bottles at this place. That's a big old, about a four foot dough bowl. I sell a lot of bottles and a lot of jars and a lot of cast iron at this place. I just put all that stuff in there. That's why I videoed there because I went and stocked my booth back up. $125 for that grits mill. It works good. I reckon if I found me an old wooden box and mounted it to it, it probably would help it sell. This guy sells a good bit of these antique bicycles in here. I've seen a bunch of them come and go through that booth. That's a Swinn. It's cool looking. I didn't know they had headlights on them back in the day. That's what that is, a headlight there right on top of the fender on the front. Doesn't that tricycle look cool right there? It's got to be from the 50s, just that style, that look of it. It's like a hot rod tricycle. It's pretty cool looking to me. Pretty cool old tools. This here's one of them Hutchison soda bottle stopper drums. I guess them stoppers come in there. He's asking $45 for it. I picked it up trying to see if I could find what company they were from. I thought it said new grape on it, but I couldn't hardly make it out. It's a pretty cool Hutchison stopper drum. I saw this thing on the bottom shelf there. It just looked odd. I don't know what that thing is. I picked it up and looked at it. I don't have a clue what that was. It might say on the tag there. Oval frying pan. This booth has some pretty cool stuff. Old perfume bottles. I've sold quite a few of them over the years, different ones. Salt and pepper shakers. A lot of glass in this booth. I like glass. That right there is a flower frog, a flower arrangement. I've sold a lot of different flower frogs. I've never seen one quite like that. When it's got them little holes in it, that's a flower frog for flower arrangements. That's a cool one there. I've never seen one like that. Little ceramic figurines. I was looking at that old lock there. I've sold a bunch of old locks over the years. Some of them bring a bunch of money. Some of the old railroad locks I've sold for several hundred dollars a piece. Cool little table and chairs. I've sold a lot of them little stools, them little footstools. People buy them. I've sold them on eBay and shipped them. That's all money. Or not all money. Money and jewelry. Silver. Different types of coins. I've bought a few bottles out of this booth over the years. When I go over there and stock up my antique booth, usually if I've got time, I'll walk through real quick. Just see if I see something I can make money on. I had to check them bottles out. Make sure they weren't something there I needed. Pretty set of antlers. Now they come almost back together. I used to have that booth right there also, but I moved out of it. I just got one now. I had two. I was looking at them pins, hat pins. That bracelet or whatever that thing is right there, it said it was silver. If that's real silver, I should have looked at it close because it was cheap. It was $20. It says silver on it. I'm not sure if it's silver or just silver color on that bracelet right there. It's real silver. I can make money on it. This is back in the guy that owns the place's booth. I'll shop just a little bit more in here. That's a cool looking chair there in the corner. He comes back and unloads. He's been back for about two weeks, I guess. You can't even hardly walk in there. He has so much stuff. He has a lot of dealers that comes and buys it whenever he gets back with it. He'll sell about half of it in a week. Sometimes I'll go over there. He calls me when he's coming home. I'll go over there, but it's a free for all. There's a lot of people pulling stuff, buying stuff. A lot of that copper cookware and pans, copper fire extinguisher, and them set of scales right there. They're pretty cool. I like the way them old scales look. Boiler, boiler. I went out and looked at this. He had two of them. He sells a bunch of them Amish buggies. He always brings one back when he comes, one or two, and he sells them. This Amish buggy here, got a rear view mirror. They use them up there still. It's got nice seats, glove box. It's a two-seater. Them windows open up there too. He's always got an Amish buggy up there for sale. This is a pretty cool place. If you're ever in Ludewisty, Georgia, stop by and check him out. I want to thank everybody for watching the video. Remember to like, subscribe, and share these videos. I'll catch you in the next one.