Found Some GREAT DEALS In The Brand New Mullins Antique Mart!

Donnie. Yes. What are you doing? We're going to try this place out. But there's a place. Look at this. Mullins Antique Mart. Now we just talked with these people on the phone and they just opened up recently. So they're open today. Today's a Sunday. It looks like they just painted that mural too. Mullins Antique Mart. It looks really big. It's in Mullins, South Carolina. And it's right next to this Golden Leaf Antique Market, which I think has been here longer. But this place isn't open today, but it's huge. So we're going to have to come back on a day when they're both open, Donnie. But until then, we're going to go inside and see what this place is all about. Yep. We'll go see if they got anything. Let's see if they got anything that we have to have. Well, Donnie has immediately found Pyrex. He likes Pyrex and he's looking for a big saucepan like that, but the bigger one with the handles on the side. Two quart. Two and a half quart. Nice though. And the price is right. It's only $24. So that's pretty cool. But I ain't found no duck yet. Whole booth is 20% off. That sign was just a little cheap. I've often noticed that at a lot of places, the prices will be just a little bit more than I want to pay. Like, I don't know why it's like that, but it'll always be just a little bit more than I want to pay. So if there's a little bit of a sale, a lot of times you see something that you actually want. Donnie's fascinated by these Coca-Cola syrup bottles. We showed this one other time. A lot of times they've got the date stamped on them right there. That's an original one, I think. Yeah, that's probably original. How much is it? $28. That's an outgoing price on all these. So it'd be more like $22 something. What's up with that syrup bottle there? I've got something in my house. Yeah. Nothing was harmed, but we thought we would move on. When you drop metal, it's good. Yeah, we dropped metal. It was good. Don't drop glass. Donnie fumbled it. It was how they had it rigged up. They did. They booby-trapped it. They booby-trapped it. I tried to booby-trap it back and it didn't work. If you hear something from that area, you know that somebody else fell for the same mouse trap. Yep. Through the cheese, let me out the trap. Yeah, exactly. I've been buying old books, but I don't see any there that I would want. I got some of these at the house. Remember they used to give these away all the time, Donnie? Yep. I've got about eight different colors. Like, they were all different colors, don't they? Here's a little miniature hen. I don't think they ever made those. I think those are all copies, the little ones. I think so too. But people like them. They just like how they look. Put more of them in than the big ones. Yep, yep. That's a cool booth. Yes, very careful. Is that the type you're looking for? No, that's only a three-ball, but that's getting close. That's a two-and-a-half too? Same thing. Four-and-a-half. He's looking for the big one. What is that? That might be big. If I take some more. See, if you look on the bottom of the tube right there. Turn it so it hits a little bit. This is 201. I mean 442. That's the two-and-a-half. Okay. We're still looking. This is interesting. So one of the other places we went, they had the projector with a record player that was 150 bucks. This is the exact same thing. I mean, I think it's even the same model. For 40. So that's pretty cool. Who knows if it works or anything. I'm sure it probably doesn't actually, but still pretty good deal. Really nice glassware stuff. What do you think about all this stuff, Donnie? Hell of a display, isn't it? Yeah. Looks good. The thing with this stuff is you can only have so much because you kind of need to display it because it's, you know, the purpose of it is it's real pretty, but how much of this stuff can you put out in your house? They make tons of nice stuff, though. Look how nice that is. Yeah, I saw it over there. We're gonna go mess with it here in a minute. That's quite a large clock there, Donnie. It's big. It's got three weights. It's a chime, strike, and time. Big old pendulum, and it was made by Howard Miller. It's probably not that old, really. Guess, you know, the last 20 years or something, but this would have been a really expensive clock. Nice cabinet. Kind of hard to figure out what's going on here. There's a big, huge section that's blocked off where you can't go in there, but on the other side of the building, there was a thing that said something about the second entrance that I don't know. It might be like a Sunday thing, but we still got a bunch more, and we've got a place over there called Demand Cave that we gotta go through. There's a bunch of stuff here. I can't believe they call this Demand Cave and just expect that I'm gonna see something that I want to buy. Ooh, they got tools. Donnie's finding cool stuff. Hey, look, Donnie. They've got those squeeze clamps that we like. Like the master mechanic. They're not big enough, though, are they? That one probably is, but I think they're not big enough. I think they're not. Don't you think it's horrible they made a place called Demand Cave and just expected that there'd be stuff in here that we'd like? Yeah. What you got there? That's a mini cassette player? What's that? Ooh, that's kind of cool. Oh, nothing's got a price? That's a good point. We have to ask them. All right, we'll see what we can figure out what's going on. It's got all this old decal and sticker remover, DSR, from PB Blaster. And then fluid-free rust and corrosive preventative. Look at that. Printed in the USA. Made in San Francisco, California. Fluid film. Here's an old school soldering gun. Wind. One amp. Quick hot. I have a bunch of, like, really cool old stuff here that you don't see anymore. But most of it's not priced, so I guess you got to go ask them how much they want for it. Donnie's digging. Okay, some of them are priced. Screwdrivers. Okay, I'm gonna look at all that. How much? Doesn't say. We'll figure it out. This was somebody's garage or something. There's an old fan here. I'd probably buy it if I knew the price. Old box fan. Shaw Edison. Yeah, McGraw Edison. McGraw Edison Company. And I think that is the Edison that you're thinking of. Like the old, old fans were McGraw Edison. Of course, that's probably from the 70s or something. Yeah, I'd buy that if it had a price on it. I think it's just they're trying to clear out their stuff, but there's no, I don't know if there's anybody here that can tell you what anything costs. Old press. Maybe all this stuff ain't for sale. I don't know. Well, I guess we'll take some of this stuff up to the front and see what they say. This looks like the race is in Darlington today. Check this out. They've got the paint thing. I guess it's for sale. I mean, they got it all lined up like it's for sale. We're here on a Sunday, so we think that maybe it's a little different because there's a chair over there. So maybe somebody sits here usually and tells you prices on stuff. Big old freaking side grinder. That's a nice, nice piece of equipment there. Donnie's all battery now, but on that heavy, heavy stuff like that, you'd think that the electrical one would be better. Yeah. Cause this is going to eat through a battery or the battery is not gonna be powerful enough. Here's a trench coats and gloves. There's a restored truck over there. So I don't know if this was somebody's shop or I don't know what's going on here, but if you look at the, uh, the, the, uh, what do they call it? The sprinkler system. Like the fittings are new on it and everything. That thing hasn't been up there long. I mean, that's a year old. If that. Yeah. So I don't know. I don't know the whole story here. There's a lot more that way. And on outside, it said something about the second entrance, but it also said it was for sale. So I don't know if they're changed ownership or are the airline dryers. Yeah. For an air conditioner for a pump, like a, a, huh? No, I don't know. And the batteries, I saw them up there. Cases of nails. There's a bunch of stuff here. Box of co-ax water cups. This is, this is strange. I mean, some of it looks like it's just surplus stuff that they bought and are selling, but a lot of it looks like there was some kind of shop here and that, that they were using this stuff and they just had to organize pretty well. Yeah. For a, a jackhammer, air chisel. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I got a few things. I mean, I look, I said, Don, I was saying, they call it the man cave and they just think we're going to come in here and buy something because we're men. Now I'm going to buy these, but I don't, I don't agree with it. All right. So we carried this stuff up to the front and there was a nice lady up there. There was a lot of people there that work there. There was a nice lady up front. She said that one area with the truck, you're not allowed to go in yet because they're not quite ready. So apparently she said they just opened in July, I think. And that, uh, they're just, you know, they're expanding. So this building just keeps going and going. Um, that was what we were in. And then there's another leg and then there's other stuff over there too. It looks like it's much bigger. Um, I bought three craftsman break. That's, that's a big old breaker bar. That's a half inch breaker bar. Three eights ratchet, three eights ratchet. Now, yes, it's got a little rust on it, but that's fine. If you listen, it still works fine. And it's the 82 drop it in some oil. It looked good. This one, the same way I made sure I checked it. It works. That's an old one there, right? Yeah. Both of them. All of them. Like see how that, uh, I haven't seen the logo I don't want anything new. That's old, right? Yeah. That's going to be sixties maybe something like that. But it's like a brass hammer, brass hammer. I mean, I know one end broke off, but it don't really matter because it's flat, flat $3. Yeah. She said, give me $3. So I think, I think what's going on is they're just trying to get rid of all that stuff back there. We might have to go back in there. Yeah. Cause I passed on some stuff that I, you know, at that price. Yeah. It was probably crazy deals. Okay. These were back there and they had a sign that said $3 each or $2 each, something like that. So when I went up there, she said, give me three. Now look at this. This is a, so it's ACE and I don't think it's ACE hardware. It's just ACE. And it sits, it says it's number 12, number 14 and quarter inch screw, but it's a Robertson bit, which is Canada in Canada. They didn't do Phillips. They did Robertson. So these are probably Canadian and it's a set of three. There may have been more, but I couldn't find any more, but it's three different sizes. And then this Donnie found, I like this. Look at this Vermont American. I've never seen this. It is a threader. I think it's three different, um, thread pitches. So that's really nice. So all that was three bucks, all that was three bucks. So what do you think, Donnie? That's a pretty good deal. That's crazy. We might have to go back in there now. Keep in mind too, like we mentioned this place right here is next to it. Golden leaf antique market and looks bigger, but it's closed on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. So we didn't get to go in there. You did good there, Donnie. Yeah, you did good there. I don't understand. Yep. I mean, that's, that's a hundred dollars worth of wrenches if there's none. That's just crazy. But what to do, give us a thumbs up for filming and subscribe to the channel if you hadn't already, and we'll catch you right now. All right, folks.