I Found a Piece of my Childhood at the Stormville Flea Market and So Could You!
Join me as I return to the Stormville Airport Flea Market in Stormville, New York, USA for opening day 2024!
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedTom explores the Stormville Flea Market to find rare collectibles. He browses various vendors, discovering vintage toys, rare media, and unique curiosities. Using a Geiger counter to identify radioactive uranium glass, he successfully negotiates for several nostalgic pieces and examines a wide array of high-value items.
Welcome back to the channel. My name's Tom
and today I'm back with more from the Stormville Flea Market.
Now let's see what else I can find to add to the collection.
But this one does not appear to... well, it's got a hole for it.
Oh, you'd put the coins in the back.
As we say, it doesn't have a hole for the bag, for the change.
I would love to get a piggy bank like that,
but most of the ones I find have that plug at the bottom missing.
And I really don't know how you would replace it.
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Thanks!
Except for the, uh...
Oh, wait a minute.
What are you having?
Pump my head.
Maybe I'm thirsty.
Oh.
This is an original pound puppy.
Looks like him.
Yeah.
A little cream.
Oh wow, this is going to get stepped on.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's what he's doing.
I mean, I'll sell it to you cheap.
Yeah, 1985.
Oh wow, look at that.
1985.
1985.
Yeah, I had one very similar to this.
He didn't have the brown.
Yeah.
I actually bought it on eBay.
Okay.
But I don't have the box.
Absolutely.
And a lot of them don't have the original collar.
Hi, is this yours?
$30?
Would
you do $25?
$30, I'm probably cheaper than the newer ones
that they're selling in the store now.
well yeah give me 25 25 all right yeah i'll
do it this is for good little girls
Oh.
that's the way to do it
it's funny because i have to make it oh really years
and years and years, is it safe for good little boys
no i don't know
for you huh interesting yeah sure
is my pretty maid where are you going
my pretty maid seesaw Marjorie Daw i don't know what
the heck that is
Fire
hose.
Oh, all right.
Cool.
It's got the hookup inside of it.
Yeah, hookup to a fire hydrant.
Yeah, but inside it's wrapped around another.
Oh, yeah.
Never seen one of those before.
I
always
think
this
looks
like
blood.
It's so dark red.
Yeah.
You can barely see through it.
It is very dark red.
Thank you so much.
Walt Disney's Electrical Water Pageant, Part 2.
Bought it at Walt Disney World for $2.25 plus tax.
1973.
73.
You go right ahead.
It's kind of neat.
Allegedly.
That's what we didn't want about this one either.
Allegedly.
Not too well.
But it's frustrating for Pat.
I think I'll buy that.
I thought that record was a pretty good deal at only $4.
Four bucks.
The sign says all the toys in this bucket here are $10 each.
I think somebody painted
this because I don't know of any
AT-ATs that are camouflaged.
Yeah, this is a painting. See, it doesn't look great.
Here's a vintage Ecto-1,
but it's obviously missing a lot of parts.
Here's
a whole
bucket
of Smurf
figurines
from the
early 80s.
I would guess there's got to be at least 100 in there, if not more.
And I would probably pay $50 for all of them.
But they were asking $3 a piece,
so if there's 100, obviously that's about $300,
but I would bet there's even more,
so that's just way too much to spend on those, I think.
I know this is a Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles character,
but he always reminds me of Howard the Duck.
On the table.
On the table.
And if you are into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,
this is definitely the vendor to come to,
because I don't think I've seen this many Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtle characters at any one booth before.
I guess so. Whatever.
Yeah.
I've got some Marvel Valentine's Day cards from Bradley's.
No, I know the rules.
These are kind of neat.
Yeah,
stop it.
I think they've got a pretty good selection
of Masters of the Universe toys here.
I definitely need to get some more of those for my collection.
Thank you very much.
And this reminds me a lot of that little Fisher Price tape
recorder I have that I showed in my collections video.
Mine, of course, was all beige and brown.
But this looks like it's probably the same hardware,
just with a different outer shell.
No, I'm looking in there.
And, of course, more piggy banks, all missing the plugs.
Bugs.
Right.
And I think if I did get one of those,
I would get a Donald or a Mickey Mouse one.
Yeah, to try to find the bird.
And that Donald doesn't look right.
I don't know if he's been sitting out in the sun or what.
But, yeah, I don't think that's the way he looked brand new.
I had one of those ones.
Yes?
And I don't know what happened to it.
It's probably in a box somewhere.
Put him
on the
table.
Okay.
These are Star Wars curtains, sheets,
and pillowcases from the late 70s.
And I actually have a complete bed set of these in storage somewhere,
which I've had since 77.
He's 27.
And they tend to go for quite a bit of money now, believe it or not.
Uh huh.
Yeah, right now, 555,000.
Oh, wow. Remember the CD long boxes?
I never see these.
No, they're pretty rare.
Yeah, never.
From Caldor back in the day.
Oh yeah.
I remember flipping through them.
Yeah, definitely.
I literally never see the long boxes.
No, I haven't.
These are real Pacers.
They are real Pacers.
Well, they did it
so people wouldn't
steal them, or made it
harder to steal them.
And actually that, and also they came out when they still had records.
For sale, so they wanted them to be as tall as the records.
What
do you see you like?
Bites to moon.
Bring it to your home.
Mom. Mom.
One dollar for that little dog. One dollar?
It's not a bad... Not your little dog.
This little dog. This one.
I would sell pets for your dog. Pet the dog for a dollar.
There we go. If it bites, two dollars.
Thank you very much.
Yeah, I'd buy that for a dollar.
A dollar?
One dollar, yeah.
Perfect.
A
dollar
for a
dollar.
Some creepy dwarves or gnomes.
Yeah.
I don't think so.
They're creepy.
This is yours.
Yeah, they don't seem to have a theme.
I own a Liberty Bomb.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Maine Teachers Association.
YMCA.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's
Make Ours
the Safest
City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's Make Ours the Safest City.
Let's make ours the safest city.
Maine Teachers Association.
YMCA.
I think it'll
stay on.
It'll blow off.
What
are these?
Oh, boy scout.
Pins or patches.
What are they?
Little dishes.
I think it might be.
It seems to be giving off more than...
Yeah.
Oh, yes.
It's got something going on.
Does it say it's uranium glass?
Yeah, it's definitely uranium glass.
Yeah, something.
Oh, it's going.
It is.
Nature is a universal teacher.
I can't tell what the picture is.
Up to 85 so far.
It's going to start beeping in a second.
Welcome, Robin. Canary yellow.
Yeah, that's uranium glass.
Oh, my goodness.
Who would have thunk it?
It's a Geiger counter. It's your radioactive.
I'd like to see if it's...
Yeah, it's definitely uranium glass.
It's going crazy.
And 170.
So, yeah, so it's maxing out at 170.
I just looked at it to see what the plate was.
Yeah.
And does it say?
This one's blue. I didn't see anything.
Somewhere.
Oh, this is a... I'm trying to figure out what it is.
It's a turtle.
Yeah.
Oh yes, it says body of a turtle,
Sammy J, Christmas reindeer,
Jerry Muskrat.
Five dollars each. Let's see if they got any more yellow ones.
There's amethyst, turquoise, did that say?
Oh, I think that's the only one.
How many buy it? Five bucks?
Hi, five dollars for this one?
Did you take the uranium? Yeah, it's the only one.
Okay. Thanks. Yeah.
I just picked it up a couple days ago.
For a second, I thought
these were musclemen
from the 80s,
but it looks like they're just some sort of knockoff version of them.
They're asking $60 for that pack there.
I don't know if they're worth it or not, honestly.
And then this space robot kind of looks like a white Darth Vader.
So another kind of knockoff type toy.
Wow, these are close.
This vendor had a lot of great stuff,
but they definitely knew what it was worth.
They also had a bunch of NES games still in the original box,
and not surprisingly they were pricey.
That one there was $65. This one I think was like $50.
Got Super Contra for $65.
Trust me.
Double Dragon $135. I'm sorry, Double Dragon 3.
Wow. They may be worth that much,
but that's way outside my price range.
These are cologne bottles. Avon.
What is this animal?
Snoopy, it looks like.
Oh, it's Snoopy.
His ears are on sideways.
That's his problem.
Only $3 each.
I can't keep it.
It's not bad.
No.
That should protect it pretty good.
Oh, and this one still has a clone in it.
Oh.
This is like the same material.
Come over here.
Come here.
Get a frog.
Oh, but his head's a different color.
Hey, it's probably just discolored.
It's probably made out of something different.
Yep.
This is going to be the one.
It's probably a French bulldog,
would you say?
I think so.
How you doing?
Good.
You?
I'm good.
Maybe a boxer?
Hmm.
Hard, huh?
Hard enough.
Who got, like, an album, like, as a kid?
The others?
The album?
It was the album.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was really your work.
It was your work.
You're awesome.
You're awesome.
You're awesome.
You're awesome.
You're awesome.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome.
Of course.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Thank
Thank you.
Of course.
Of course.
Thanks, guys.
Thanks.
Thanks.
you.
My last name is Nobo.
My last name is Nobo.
My last name is Nobo.
Okay.
Stop! Stop!
Awesome.
Yeah, I'd love to see them.
Never a bad in the sunlight.
Oh, great.
Awesome. I look forward to it.
Oh, it's actual glass.
I would assume this was probably in a gas pump.
This was probably in a gas pump.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
There's a basket over there,
but there's nothing in the two-step, like a little bowl.
That was interesting.
Yeah.
Oh, the dancing baby.
Remember that?
From Ally McBeal?
Oh, I don't think so.
It was that old animation where the baby would do this.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, it looked like that.
Yeah.
It was from like 2000...
Oh, jeez.
Well, 98.
Yeah.
It's a whole thing.
It doesn't look like that, it's from like 2000,
well 98, it's a whole thing.
Here's some of those Masters of the Universe reissues from about 2021,
22, around that time frame. They're asking $25 for that one.
Oh, okay. All right, thanks.
Personally, I'd much rather pay $25 for a loose one from the 80s
than buying one of those brand new ones.
They were asking $10 for this figure from
Batman the Animated Series.
That's kind of neat, and that's actually not a bad price.
Probably should have picked that up.
Now, this is what I'm talking about.
This is an original Masters of the Universe Road Ripper from the 80s,
still in the original box.
He was asking $75 for that, and then that's an original Dragon Walker
for, looks like, $100, and I actually already have
that one in the original box, somewhere in storage.
This one, yeah, that's cool.
Yeah, it's in,
looks like Japanese, so, yeah.
Yeah, they have some weird flavors in Asian countries like
they have Kit Kats that are tea green tea flavored and
All kinds of
unusual stuff got
a Bradley's label
on it
The President.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Thank you.
I
think
it's
old-ish.
it's made in Hong Kong so that probably means it's older
because most of the stuff now would be China oh okay
i'd say it's probably 70.
Thank you.
these are more of those records um the picture records
it's definitely a record
Hmm.
Oh yeah, I see it now,
it doesn't look like a B.
Happy birthday song.
Oh, it's the unbirthday song from Alice in Wonderland?
Oh yes, yes,
that was a good one.
Great light. Good deal.
I had one more, but now it's $40 for the whole lot.
Oh.
It's a role-playing game.
I sold something.
And, like, the work.
All
right.
Nice. Nice, Santa.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Huh?
No, it's a pin.
Oh, yeah.
Or you can stand it up.
Okay, I'll go out and pause.
Thank you very much.
I'm trying to sell the whole set together. Oh, okay.
All four of these things here? Yeah, yeah.
Okay, what are you asking for everything? $40.
How much? $40. Okay, all right, thanks. Nope,
I'm just looking for the pin
and I probably wouldn't pay more than $10 for that pin at most.
Oh, you're looking for Joe?
Oh well. We go home, we clean up a couple things and come back. $5.
$25?
Yeah.
.
.
The only problem
when we come back
is they ask what it
is, now we're not.
What is this,
is this a dispenser
of some sort or just a lamp?
I don't know,
it's probably a lamp,
it's probably a lighting
fixture of some sort.
It's a digital camera, but that's a very strange display.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because that's obviously the lens, right, I guess?
I don't know.
It looks very strange to me.
No, that window.
Because if that's the lens, like,
what would be, how would you use this?
It's facing you.
That's a good question.
Hmm.
I don't know.
Or maybe this is the lens.
Oh, okay.
It's when you take pictures like this.
Oh.
Like those old instant cameras?
Yeah.
It's unusual. It looks like a giant wristwatch.
Yeah.
Time Works Incorporated.
And there you have it. That's the end of this week's flea market video.
But don't worry, I'll be back next week
with a whole new flea market video.
So thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time.

