Shopping for Antiques at Traders Paradise Flea Market in the Smo
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Shop with me the GEORGIA BOTTLE PICKER at Traders Paradise Flea Market in the Smoky Mountains FOR antiques primitives cast iron cookware axes and vintage Military items to flip resell on eBay for a profit , Flea Market Vlog, I Love a Good Treasure Hunt , HOW TO MAKE MONEY BUY LOW SELL HIGH
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AI GeneratedA visitor explores the Traders Paradise Flea Market in the Great Smoky Mountains, browsing antique tools, knives, and collectibles. Despite the threat of rain, the narrator finds several unique items from a vendor specializing in primitive gear and later reviews his purchases to estimate their potential resale value.
Today I'm in the Great Smoky Mountains at Traders Paradise Flea Market. Stay till the end of the
video and I'll show you everything that I bought. How much is that? It's got a little pin hole right
there. It's got this fancy ass box and puts that skull in it. You know like he's worshipping it.
30 and a hatchet 75. Yeah that's a good one. Made in Sweden. Oh yeah. So he gets evicted
Hey that's cool.
How much is the knife? That one's a hundred dollar bill. A hundred dollar bill. Is it
brand new or something? Yeah pretty much. Yeah it ain't never been carried and it's a
it's a 60s knife. How much is this? I just bought it. I'm not gonna sell it.
Pretty cool. I've never seen it. I've never had either. I'll let you get back to your story. Sorry
to keep bothering you. No that's all right man. That's what we're here for. It's all good. Yeah
that's cool. Guy told me it come off the front of a train. Is that right? That's what he said.
This was how they converted it to uh. Electricity? Uh-huh. That is cool.
How much is that? I do 20. 20 on the plum and what about that one? I do 20. 20. I didn't think
everybody was gonna be set up because it's calling for rain. Yeah. That's why I didn't come out so
early. I seen your Facebook channel. Oh is that right? Yeah. Yeah. Bottle picker. Georgia bottle
picker. Yeah. Yeah my wife's at Dollywood. I just dropped them off. Yeah you're in the right place.
And I said I'm going to the flea market just to check to see if anybody's set up. Yeah. Yeah.
I'd rather be here. Than Dollywood? Yeah. Man I went to Dollywood about 30 years ago and that's
enough for me. Yeah I hear you. Yeah. Y'all got my kind of stuff. I like it. Y'all have a YouTube
mainly what I do. I just started that Facebook stuff just trying to trying to grow YouTube.
That's why I started it. That's a cool thing there. Yeah. What kind of lantern is that?
How much is it? I'll do 60 on it. 60? I've never seen one just like that.
It's like it went on something. Yeah. Pretty cool. Pretty cool stuff. How much is the
minimum budget? Maybe 25. 25? You got decent prices. Yep that's my favorite kind. How much is
20 bucks? I wonder what that WS stands for. I do not know. It's pretty. It looks old. Yeah
it's an old one. I don't know how you had it there. Maybe right there. How you doing?
You need some of that stuff so we don't have to pack it back. Yeah I like it. Y'all got the kind
of stuff I like. Prices are negotiable. We need to keep it that way. Cool lens.
Who done all the artwork? You did. That's pretty cool. Y'all done a good job. Yeah that's neat
stuff. That's cool there. I have one of them. Yeah that's an old man cave right there. Yeah
a unique. That's pretty there. Sure is.
That's a big mustard box. Eight bucks. Who's are these?
How much are the bottles? 15. What about this piece? 45.
What about the tobacco cutter? I go 80. 80. Is that your stuff over there too? Yeah. I want to
look at it too. How much is that? 35. 35. Would you do 30 on it? Yeah. I'll take it for 30.
40. What about the sprinkler? 20.
That's odd. How much is that? What is it? Would you do 10 on it? 12. 12. I'll do that.
That's odd. 10 for 25. That's a pretty piece. Don't have any blades. I'll take it.
125 on that. That there's pretty cool. All the flare hollering. It is a nice solid steel
foster brothers. Let's cut your fingers off. Oh I guarantee you. Quick. That's cool there. I guess
you hook that on your belt. There's a lot of cool stuff here. Old fence nail staple puller.
Always turn to the right. Four for a dollar.
How much is that? That one I can do 25 on it. It's a Boker USA.
That's an old Robeson I think. How much is it? Made in the USA. Yeah it's a good one.
Yeah that uh I think that's about 15 on that one. It's a good one. You got the knives.
I got more than that at the house. It won't hurt that fishing stuff to get wet will it? No because
it's made to be wet. Yeah I heard your voice. A lot of people recognize me from my voice.
You up here vacating? No do you? How much is this case? That's pretty. It's got Hawassa on it.
I'd have to have a hundred on it. A hundred? Yeah. Have you ever seen one of those? No.
I don't buy many knives because I don't know the values really of them.
But that's some good ones up there. What kind of dog is that? Irish Wolfhound. That thing is huge.
He's almost big enough to ride. Oh yeah almost. Dang what's he weigh? I'm not sure. My guess is
at least 125. I've never seen one of them. They're hard to find. What'd you call him again?
Seamus. Oh he's an Irish Wolfhound. Irish Wolfhound. Loading it up? Yeah I think so.
Yeah a fair bit of rain coming. How much is the bottle? I got 10 on that. 10? I'm gonna buy it
for 10. What kind of bucket is that? Huh? Do you know what that was used for? They said it's a
well bucket. No actually a thing for grain. They call it a grain bucket. You fill it full of grain
and they weight it. Oh. That's what I was told is what it was. How much is it? I have 60 on that.
60? That's pretty cool. That's what I'm told that it is. It's one sort of scale system. It's called
a grain bucket. Grain bucket. Yep. That is cool. Let me look at these lights here or whatever this
is. These candle holders? Yes and they're all made out of metal. Got a washing machine washer? Yeah.
Plunger? Yeah. I'm glad I missed those days. Yeah I figured 20 bucks for a set of these.
That ain't bad. They're pretty. The rain's supposed to hold off ain't it till 12.
How much are your draw knives? All of them. According to the price. Your mouth? That's
taking them out. I've never seen one like that. 20 a piece if I buy them all. How much is this?
75? Chicken order. How much is it? Huh? Oh are you eating? Yeah. 25 on a chicken order.
That ain't bad 25. Is that right? Radio flyer. 45 on that box. 30 on that. Cleaner I guess.
That's cool. 75 on that. 25 each? Yeah. What about this? 15. 15? I'd go 50.
I like the pan but I wonder how old that is. I'm probably in the 40s. Would you take 10 for it?
I'd go 12. 12? All right I'll do 12. How much is the kettle? 45. It's got a nice
yeah I wonder what that was used for. Did it sit down in the stove aisle? Yeah.
I already paid you for this. I got a pile over there. I do 40 on it. 40.
I would do 35. I'll spend a bunch of money with you today. Yeah. You want a 35? Yeah. All right.
How much is this? 40. Oval nursery. Old milk bottle. Baby milk bottle. That's different there.
Would you take 15 for that? Yeah. You said you'd do three for 25. All of them got labels? Yeah.
I'll do that. I got some more. I can pick them out? Yeah. I'll take that one there.
Would you take 20 for them three? Yeah. All right. So what did I owe you? 45. Is that a 22?
Is that a 22? How much is it? 300. What caliber is that one? Yeah. 5.6. Yeah.
All right. I'd like to have a 22 like that. All right. Pretty cool. How much is it?
400. How much is the bottle? One dollar. I want it. There's a bear out here.
Well, that was the flea market in the Great Smoky Mountains. We was up there for four days.
My wife wanted to take our daughter to Dollywood, so they planned a trip to go to Dollywood,
and I went to the Dixie Gas Show, this flea market, and one more flea market. I got to
go to three flea markets while we were up there for the four days. One evening, we had a bear
walk by the place. We were staying in a condo. It was motels around us. It walked through the
parking lots. Middle of the day, big old bear, but I had a good time. I enjoyed going shopping.
When I was at this flea market here, I think this place is called Paradise,
Pickers Paradise or something like that in Sevierville. When I was there, it was raining
off and on. There weren't a whole lot of people set up, but I was able to find out what's one
guy that had all these antique tools and primitive stuff. I was able to buy some stuff from him. He
had some fair prices. He wasn't giving it away, but he wasn't trying to rip people off either.
I'll be able to make some money on this stuff, but let's take a look at all this stuff here and
see what all I got and how much it's worth. I bought this axe here. They say this is an ice
harvesting axe, and I think I paid $30 for it, $25 or $30. I think it's got a name on it right
there. I'm going to try to clean it up a little bit and see if that's a name on it. It looks like
a name on it, and I'm going to put about $60 on that. This is not the handle it goes with.
I'll probably pull that handle out and just sell the axe head by itself. I bought this little tool
here. He said it was a dowel maker. Dowel maker. It's signed there. I haven't looked this name up,
but I found some similar ones online that had sold. It may be some of the same ones. I just
didn't look this name up, but I paid him $12, I think, for it, and I'm going to put about $40
on it. $40 or $45. I bought this sprinkler here. I love these old antique sprinklers.
They don't make them like this anymore. I haven't tested this, but I will test it before I
put it up for sale. It may have a name on it somewhere, but it's in pretty good condition.
I paid $12 for that also. I'm going to put about $35 on it. I bought this frying pan from him.
This is enamelware. It's some type of heavy steel enamelware frying pan. I paid him $12 or $15 for
that as well, and I'm going to put about $35 or $40 on it. It's in pretty good condition,
and I love that color, that blue speckled enamelware. I bought this solid brass gas
pump nozzle, model 963. I paid $35 for that. I'm going to put about $100 or $110 on that.
I saw where some were selling for that. I've sold a lot of these things in the past.
I'm not sure what they call this kettle here, what kind of kettle this is. It's got that step
down in it like it sits down in an eye of a stove, and it's got a gate mark on it, and it's got a
trivet in it that comes out. It's a pretty big piece. I think it's a number 9. It's got this
bell handle, and that piece there is metal as well, but I paid $30 or $35 for it. They don't
have any cracks or holes, and I'm probably going to put around $100 on it, $100 or $125. I'm not
going to always come down. I bought this soda bottle here, Golden Cola from Concord, North
Carolina. I paid $1 for it, and I'm going to put about $25 on that. This is an early bottle here.
It's got manganese in it. It's got that light purple tint to it. It's some type of French or
Cuban or Spanish bottle. I can't find one just like this that has sold, but I paid $10 for it.
I'm going to put about $45 or $50 on it. It's from the late 1800s, early 1900s, and I bought six of
these Poland Springs gin bottles. I paid around a little over $7 a piece for them. These have the
caps. They have the tax sticker on them. They still have the labels on them, and there's a
good bit of them on eBay for sale for like $15 and $20, but I saw where two had sold for $30 and $35
with the label. I'm not sure if theirs had the tax stamp on them or not or this seal on them,
but I'm going to put about $30 to $29.99 a piece on them, and I got six of them. Well, that was the
stuff I bought at one of the flea markets while I was in the Smoky Mountains. We go up there quite
often, and I try to hit the flea markets while I'm there. I wish it hadn't been raining. There'd
have been a lot more people set up. This is always a pretty good flea market. Every time I go, I'm
able to buy something unless it's just storming and raining, and you know I didn't get there until
about 9 30. If I'd have got there probably at eight o'clock, I could have bought more stuff
because there were some people that had already left, they said, and one guy I talked to said he
done sold a lot of stuff that morning, but I didn't think anybody would be set up because it
was calling for rain that morning, but never did start raining until right after I left about 10
30, I guess, something like that, but I had a good time. I enjoy going to these flea markets,
looking around. You never know what you're going to find when you go to them, and I do appreciate
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