Traders Paradise Flea Market Shopping for Antiques in the Smoky Mountains / Shop with me Vlog
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AI GeneratedThe narrator visits the Flea Traders Paradise Flea Market in Sevierville, Tennessee, during a family trip to Gatlinburg. Despite the cold weather and low turnout, he browses various antique stalls, negotiating prices for collectibles, military gear, and tools before revealing his purchases and their potential resale value at home.
Today I'm in Sevierville, Tennessee at Flea Traders Paradise Flea Market in the Smoky Mountains.
Stay till the end of the video and I'll show you the stuff that I bought and how much it's worth.
All right how much is that? Five. I'll take it for five. I like any kind of bottles.
Yeah all the cassettes are just a buck a piece. I got all kinds of rock and rolling stuff in there.
I see Aerosmith. There's all Def Leppard. Morning. How you doing today? Pretty good.
Nice and brisk. Yes it is. How much is this? I got 30 on it. 30? Yep. Where's the lantern from?
What railroad is it? L&N. It's L&N Railroad. How much is it? That's a 90 on it. 90? Yep.
Some pretty cool stuff you got here. Thank you sir. A little chilly this morning. Yes it is.
How much is the whiskey jug? 60 on that. 60? Yep. Pretty cool. All things are negotiable.
All right. Yeah. Seeing what all's out here. A little bit of everything. Yes there is.
This is the kind of stuff I like though. This is antique. Yeah. How much is this one? I got 60 on it.
60? Yep. Come on in and pick it out. Got some old clubs in there. How much are they? I'll take $100
for the whole thing. There's some on the other side. There's some wood and some bolts. Yep I see some right there.
Yeah a bunch of wood with the old ones. There's some on the other side. Look at this bed work
Garrett Grayson. Yep. Their World War II canteens.
Biscuits. How much are they? I'd want uh 20 a piece on these. This is a World War I. That's a
I'd take 30 for both of them. It's a World War II. Yeah I see 1945. This one have a date.
Right there. That say 45 on it? Yeah right here. Oh yeah. Let me down. Well this is World War I.
Yeah that's the World War I there. I got it in a state sale. Yeah. A footlocker? Yeah.
Is that right? Yeah. I'd take two for that. I'd order a piece on them on a state sale.
That's an old sucker. I buy some of them but just if they got advertising that one does. Farm credit.
Let me see what else is out here.
How much is a jug? 100 and a half. What about the lantern? I'll do 175. 175. What railroad is that?
Southern. Yeah and then I've got a little. Matching uh old can. Yeah. Pretty cool.
Legos. When we had pride. How you doing bud? Good how you doing? I do okay.
How much is this? That was a box. Yeah. How much you say? 20. 20? Yes.
What do you got on your time clock? I'll take it for 20. How much did you say for this?
And what is it? It's a time clock. They would walk around. And how much are your axes? What's that?
How much are these? Yeah that has the name on it. How much is it? It's 35. I've never made out the name yet.
How much is this one? It's 30. 30. And how much is that one? 35. 35.
Gulf of America. Are they any cheaper if I buy four? Um if you bought four that'd be 12.
I'd give it to you for 10. I'll take them for 10. Let me see what else you got.
Well we made it back home from Tennessee. We was up on vacation in actually Gatlinburg.
We went up there for my youngest daughter's birthday. She liked to go to Gatlinburg and we
went up there for that. And while I was there I ran over to Sevierville to that flea market on
Saturday and it was really cold. It was about 27 degrees and there weren't very many people set up.
But I did buy a little bit of stuff. It weren't much. I had a good time. I love flea markets. I
love to go and look. You don't ever know what people are going to drag out there. Let's take
a closer look at this stuff and see what all I bought. Well this is the little bit of stuff that
I bought at the flea market in Sevierville. The first thing I bought was this bottle right here.
This tequila pistol bottle. He sold it to me for $5. I'm probably going to take it to the
antique mall. I got a guy over there that buys unique bottles. I'll probably get $25 for that.
And I bought this for $3. It weren't in the video but I did buy it for $3. It's a vintage
spotlight and it does work. I tested it out when we got back home. It's got these little gator
clips on it. I'm going to ask probably about $20 for that also. And I bought this little
wind chimes. I guess that's wind chimes. They're brass and metal I guess. I paid a dollar for that.
I'm going to ask about $15 or $20 for that also. It's a pretty neat looking little thing.
And I bought these potato sacks. I've sold a lot of sacks, bags and sacks over the years. Potatoes,
meal, corn, feed. It's according to what town's on them. I've never heard of this town here in
Alabama but I can't find bags just like these. But I paid $10 for four bags and I'm going to ask
about $15 or $20 a piece. So that was a pretty good buy. I'll turn that $10 into about $60 or $80.
And I bought this little Sterno vaporizer for $20. It's a little enamel deal.
Just this vaporizer. They're selling on eBay for $20 or $25. But this comes with the little
Sterno cook stove also. And I think I can get about $20 for that. And I paid $20 for the set.
So not a whole lot of money there but I'm going to ask about $45 and see what happens on that.
Well that's everything I bought at the flea market at Sevierville Smoky Mountains Flea Market. It
actually ain't the Smoky Mountains Flea Market. I didn't go over to that one. There's another
flea market about three or four or five miles down the road from this one and I didn't go to it.
But anyhow, I did have a good time. I appreciate everybody watching the videos. If you do me a
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