- Vietnam War Era, US Army AG-274 Quarpel Raincoat.
- Vietnam War Era US Army Gabardine Overcoat.
- Snap-On Tools RA Winter Jacket
- Snap-On Tools Hoodie
- Snap-On Tools Full Foam Hat from the 1980s
- Snap-On Tools Mesh hat from the 1980s
- Snap-On Tools Camouflage hat where the pattern consists of all tools.
- UPS Brown Uniform Mesh Hat
- UPS Brown Uniform non-mesh hat
- FreshDirect Delivery Driver Uniform tri-season jacket.
- Texaco Havoline down puffy vest from the 80s
- Texaco Spring Jacket
- A Hat autographed by Ed Kinney and the late Bruce Sarver
- A Tide Racing hat just like the one Travis Kvapil wore
- Forrest Gump Score Soundtrack by Alan Silvestri
- The Punisher Score by Carlo Siliotto
- B-Day 2 disc deluxe edition
- Ridge Racer for PS1
- Hanna Soundtrack
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Cargill hat
- Jet Moto 2 for PS1
- A sealed CD copy of Adam Lambert's debut album For Your Entertainment
- An official Make America Great Again hat
- Matco Tools Racing hat
- Crisco Racing hat from the 1980s
- A vintage US Mail uniform hat
- 2009 New York Yankees World Series 59Fifty
- OneMain Financial Racing hat
- Con-Way Central Express (CCX) Mesh hat
- Dunbar Armored Uniform Mesh hat
- International Trucks Eagle hat
- Wegman's Mesh uniform hat
- Nine Inch Nails The Slip CD
- Nine Inch Nails Year Zero Remixed CD
- Nine Inch Nails Lights In The Sky Tour hat
- Castrol Edge hat
- White Castrol GTX Hat like the one John Force used to wear
- Scranton Wilkes-Barre Red Barons snapback hat autographed by the mascot The Grump
- Hummer hat
- Mr. Peanut Baseball hat
- Budweiser Football jersey
- Mazda Polo shirt
- Call 811 hat
- Vintage Hot Wheels Stutz Blackhawk blackwall
- Coach Bylsma Bobblehead
- Hyundai coffee mug
- Yuengling Pint Glass
- 2 Cutty Sark scotch tumblers
- A Realtor lapel pin
- Vintage Michelin down winter jacket
- A stress reliever shaped like a London Taxi
- A Wells Fargo Stress Reliever shaped like a Stagecoach
- A Car Fox stuffed animal
- A Mattress Man stuffed animal
- Serta Counting Sheep Plush #1
- Serta Counting Sheep Plush #5
- Serta Counting Sheep Plush #60
- Texaco 1919 GMC Tanker chrome edition bank
- Humble Oil 1925 Kenworth Tanker bank. (This bank started my truck bank collection)
- A Saturn of Wyoming Valley Coffee Mug
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Showing posts with label Hats. Show all posts
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Friday, August 31, 2018
An Ultimate List of My Greatest Thrift Store Finds
I frequently shop at thrift stores. Every time I step inside one, it's a whole new adventure. Over the many trips I have made to thrift stores, I have bought some interesting items. I never compiled a list of what were the ultimate finds but, I will try to recall all of my so called greatest finds. This list will mostly consist of various articles of clothing, a ton of hats, Toys, CD's and some oddball items. This list won't be in any particular order of when I found them. I don't remember what I paid for some of the items so I will try to remember what I had paid for them. So hold on to your butts, you are going to be amazed at my ultimate finds.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Adeventures In Thrifting at Goodwill
Today, My mom went to a custom framing place to see the progress on the frame for an old picture was coming along. I had no interest in the framing place so, thankfully there was a Goodwill store right next to the framing place. I only had a few minutes to look around so I can't tell you what some of the prices were.
The moment I entered the store, I checked the toy section first. I usually check the toy section first to see if there is any old WWE figures, or Jurassic Park toys, or Batman toys and Hot Wheels cars. Alas Goodwill had neither of those. What they did had that didn't interest me at all were used Barbie dolls for $3 a piece. $3 for a beat up used Barbie is way too much. Even if I were a girl which I am not, I would never buy a used Barbie for $3. I did see plenty of stuffed animals in the toy section. I did eye up a large Stewie plush, however due to time constraints I didn't check the price.
I then proceeded to check out the book/video selection, and happened to see a plastic storage bin with old 12" vinyl LPs and a bunch of old 7" 45s on the table. I had no interest in the old vinyls. Again I didn't even look through them and check the prices on them mostly due to the fact that there is a record store in town that sells used vinyls for $1 a piece. Then I saw a bunch of old VHS tapes. There again I didn't even bother to check the price because I don't use my VCR much anymore. I skipped over the books.
Next I went to the T-shirt section to look for old WWE and Nine Inch Nails T-shirts. Sadly there were none. I briefly looked over the jackets and windbreakers, when an Air Products windbreaker caught my eye. I would have liked to have bought it, but I didn't check to see if it was an XL. Finally I proceeded to look at my favorite things, Hats. There wasn't many hats there but two of them in particular interested me. The two hats were probably Pepsi employee hats. One was a green Mountain Dew hat with the 1980s logo, and the other was a gray unstructured Diet Pepsi Max hat. They were $1.99 each and both appeared to be new, especially the Mountain Dew hat because it still had that cardboard crown protector thingy in it. So it came down to choosing a hat and I eventually chose the Mountain Dew hat.
When I went to the check out, I had to wait a few minutes for the cashier to notice that I was waiting to pay for the hat. The cashier was dusting off clothing racks. When she was ringing up my item, she spent around 10 seconds trying to find the price, I showed her where the tag was on the hat and paid for the hat. On my way out, I noticed a plastic bin full of mint in package McDonald's and Burger King toys. I briefly looked at them, and Walked out saying to myself I remember that toy I used to have it. Sadly I'm 21 and No longer collect Fast food toys.
The moment I entered the store, I checked the toy section first. I usually check the toy section first to see if there is any old WWE figures, or Jurassic Park toys, or Batman toys and Hot Wheels cars. Alas Goodwill had neither of those. What they did had that didn't interest me at all were used Barbie dolls for $3 a piece. $3 for a beat up used Barbie is way too much. Even if I were a girl which I am not, I would never buy a used Barbie for $3. I did see plenty of stuffed animals in the toy section. I did eye up a large Stewie plush, however due to time constraints I didn't check the price.
I then proceeded to check out the book/video selection, and happened to see a plastic storage bin with old 12" vinyl LPs and a bunch of old 7" 45s on the table. I had no interest in the old vinyls. Again I didn't even look through them and check the prices on them mostly due to the fact that there is a record store in town that sells used vinyls for $1 a piece. Then I saw a bunch of old VHS tapes. There again I didn't even bother to check the price because I don't use my VCR much anymore. I skipped over the books.
Next I went to the T-shirt section to look for old WWE and Nine Inch Nails T-shirts. Sadly there were none. I briefly looked over the jackets and windbreakers, when an Air Products windbreaker caught my eye. I would have liked to have bought it, but I didn't check to see if it was an XL. Finally I proceeded to look at my favorite things, Hats. There wasn't many hats there but two of them in particular interested me. The two hats were probably Pepsi employee hats. One was a green Mountain Dew hat with the 1980s logo, and the other was a gray unstructured Diet Pepsi Max hat. They were $1.99 each and both appeared to be new, especially the Mountain Dew hat because it still had that cardboard crown protector thingy in it. So it came down to choosing a hat and I eventually chose the Mountain Dew hat.
When I went to the check out, I had to wait a few minutes for the cashier to notice that I was waiting to pay for the hat. The cashier was dusting off clothing racks. When she was ringing up my item, she spent around 10 seconds trying to find the price, I showed her where the tag was on the hat and paid for the hat. On my way out, I noticed a plastic bin full of mint in package McDonald's and Burger King toys. I briefly looked at them, and Walked out saying to myself I remember that toy I used to have it. Sadly I'm 21 and No longer collect Fast food toys.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
I Hate Rain
You want to know what really grinds my gears? Well if you do I'll let you in on a little secret, It's rain. Why rain you ask? Well I'll tell you why. First off I hate the rain because I like to wear hats. Your probably asking yourself right now why I care so much about a lousy hat. Here's why I don't like to wear hats in the rain. Once upon a time I got a brand new NAPA Racing hat, and I decided to wear it to work one night. That was a mistake I would never forget. You see that night I went to work it poured rain and my brand new hat got drenched. I was so pissed off that I vowed to never wear a hat in the rain again because it would get ruined. I have a fear that if I wear a hat in the rain it will be ruined because of this. If you are wondering what kind of job I have it is an outside job. By the way the NAPA hat was free. I think that they should make shower caps for baseball hats so when it rains your hat stays dry. Kind of like the hat protectors for police hats.
The second reason I hate the rain is the fact that I have a leather wallet and I had a bad experience with the rain also. Leather wallets and rain don't mix. One day at work it was pay day and it poured and I got my wallet and paycheck wet. Thankfully I was able to get my check dried off when I got home that night. I have a simple solution to protecting your leather wallet from the rain. All you need is a simple Ziploc sandwich bag. It doesn't even have to be a Ziploc bag, you can use the store brand one. I don't care what you use. Then take your leather wallet and put it inside the sandwich bag and zip it closed. Then your wallet will be protected from the rain.
The second reason I hate the rain is the fact that I have a leather wallet and I had a bad experience with the rain also. Leather wallets and rain don't mix. One day at work it was pay day and it poured and I got my wallet and paycheck wet. Thankfully I was able to get my check dried off when I got home that night. I have a simple solution to protecting your leather wallet from the rain. All you need is a simple Ziploc sandwich bag. It doesn't even have to be a Ziploc bag, you can use the store brand one. I don't care what you use. Then take your leather wallet and put it inside the sandwich bag and zip it closed. Then your wallet will be protected from the rain.
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