Looking for old ones...

[Amber Does]

So I started getting into antiques (buying, refinishing, reselling etc) with my friend and I am searching for some different types of items if anyone has anything that may interest me let me know!!! Will travel and pick up,and paying cash for stuff!

Here's a list of main wants:

• Antique manual Typewriters
• old Fans
• old Sewing Machines
• REAL- Designer Purses
• antique clocks
• gold filled pocket watches
• old fire extinguishers
• antique baby strollers
• old coffee grinders (enterprise)
• sterling silver and/or intricate detailing vanity brushes/combs/mirrors
• Victorian furniture/accessories

anything interesting

Also looking for shipping materials- boxes, peanuts, Styrofoam, bubble wrap, newspapers, etc.

You can PM me or email me at bblu69@gmail.com

Thanks!

[offshoredrilling]

I have a old one you could refinish

[Highwayman64]

What era sewing machines?

[Amber Does]

Any era but mostly from like late 1800s to mid 1900's

[Michaeli3i3]

I can tell you that the antique gold filled watches have value IF they were produced in the United States. At that time period the US Made watches were considered the highest quality and most dependable in the world. Foreign watches at that time period were considered inferior and still are by most collectors

[*ShannahS*]

That is so cool!
Craigslist sometimes has some really good finds.

[Bluee]

I have an old stove in the basement of one of my rentals. I assume it is from the late 40's to early 50's (house was built in 1954).

It has a gas hook up and a compartment for coal. I assume you could use it with gas or coal.

It weighs about half a ton. Previous owner left it there because it was too heavy to move. I just left it there to annoy the tenants (a pair of freshly minted doctors)

I have no idea if it's of any value.

[Highwayman64]

Originally Posted by Bluee

I have an old stove in the basement of one of my rentals. I assume it is from the late 40's to early 50's (house was built in 1954).

It has a gas hook up and a compartment for coal. I assume you could use it with gas or coal.

It weighs about half a ton. Previous owner left it there because it was too heavy to move. I just left it there to annoy the tenants (a pair of freshly minted doctors)

I have no idea if it's of any value.

That makes two of us lol.....I had a couple guys I offered to give it to show up a few years back and they couldn't budge it! They said if I got it out to the driveway they would take it, I said no shit if I could do that we wouldn't even be having this conversation!

[Amber Does]

No thanks on the stove. We deal in smaller things...

Yes I ♡ craigslist! So many great deals!

[tounge ring]

I have some moving boxes you can have.