Lucky Sale this Weekend

[cycla-fabric]

Well someone must have been looking over us this weekend as we made a small haul stopping at a few sales this weekend, some stuff was brand new and not even used, and some other things were not ment to be left behind, check out the vintage items in the photos, if I do this right.

Doug

 

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Lucky Sale this Weekend photo 2

Check this out Hamilton Beach knife in a box, brand new

 

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Lucky Sale this Weekend photo 2

Here is the next item some litature

 

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Another brochure for a Kenmore dishwasher

 

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A GE 5800 btu carry cool window unit. Just needs a new filter.

 

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A Westinghouse 6000 btu A/C Unit, super clean.

 

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Some super detergent too!

 

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Another brochure

 

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Another brochure

 

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And another brochure

 

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And Last but not least New in the box Kenmore Steam Iron.

 

[toploader55]

Nice Score.

I had the exact Westinghouse Mobilaire A/C. I believe that's from 1969-1970.  Everything looks Beautiful. Congratulations.

 

[cfz2882]

A/Cs and electric knife

i've got a few GE carry cools too,a couple smaller ones-4900BTU IIRC,and a bigger
one 5800BTU made in 1981.I think carry cools were made up through 1991 or so,at
least 1990 as i have found one that late.I have a 1973 westy 6000BTU that looks a
lot like the one pictured-only just a bit newer,so 1969-70 probably about right
for that one.I have a sears branded electric knife identical to the one pictured,
mine with 1987 date.Nice scores!

 

[112561]

I'd give anything for those beautiful air conditioners! You made out like a bandit!

 

[launderess]

Good Haul

Love that Kenmore iron and am sure you will as well.

Had a small GE "Carry Kool" for my first apartment out of college. Like a fool gave it to a friend upon moving into Manhattan after being told my new building didn't allow window air conditioners. Darn idiot gave it away to a family member so that was that.

Have some vintage Wisk in my stash as well. Stuff is *very* sudsy and not for front loaders, but otherwise cleans ok. Usually add some enzymes and or oxygen bleach products to kick things up a bit.

Judging by interest here and on fleaPay you could mark-up and sell on those vintage bottles of "Final Touch" and "Downy" fabric softeners for good money.

Did you by any chance make it to the sale in Saddle Brook?

L.

 

[lovestowash]

WOW!!!

That's my Mother's iron...
I remember the red "steam" and the blue "temp" levers...
On the rare occasions I used it, the red and blue always stayed together...
I would suspect she did the same...
And when my parents updated their kitchen in the late 70's, they bought Quaker Maid cherry cabinets with a Chambers slide-in range, stainless with black glass...
And we had that same Hamilton Beach knife, but in green...
Thanks for the memories...

George

 

[58limited]

Great deals! I never find NIB stuff when I go to sales.

Love the Chambers literature. If you ever decide to part with them, let me know

 

[yogitunes]

Wonderful finds....you hit the Jackpot!.....love the air conditioners.....nows the time to get them, while their cheap, and before the season.......excellent

 

[cfz2882]

carry cool motors

dry,seized fan motor bearings is a common carry cool ailment-especially the older
ones that have GE motors(later carry cools have fasco motors)-might be good to
give the motor sleeve bearings a little oil before DD usage.

 

[dirtybuck]

The bottle hiding behind the "Advance Action Wisk"...what's in there?

What was the grand total on your extravaganza? You got some VERY NICE items!

 

[norgeway]

Is It!

Not fun when you HIT IT BIG!! I have hit some sales like that,and it makes all the sorry ones worth it!

 

[cycla-fabric]

Thanks Guys,
The bottle in the pic is Snowy all fabric bleach. Most of the bottles are full with little gone from them. We did attend the sale in Saddle Brook, and what a waste of time that was, overpriced and you had to wait outside to get in, I found out that the single unmarried women lived there here entire life and it was her parents home. We didn't find a thing there worth buying and the house will require work done to it. Both AC's run fine, thanks for the advice on the GE motor, I will give it a shot of lubrication before use. Total cost for everything was $45.00 so it was the good deal of the day. And to think I really didn't want to go out on Saturday to do this estate sale stuff, but my partner Bill convinced me otherwise to go, I am glad we took my car.

Doug

 

[firedome]

Nice finds!!

That CHAMBERS lit is cool! We have those exact same Copper Chambers built-ins in our VT house... the wall oven that we found last year in Indiana was BRAND NEW from 1956, stored in a basement for a kitchen renovation that never happened! still had the oven racks wrapped in paper. We got those same brochures and the manuals with it too. Vintage Chambers ranges go well with vintage laundry machines!

 

[Ultramatic]

Great finds!

<span style="font-size: medium;">I had a carry cool AC when I was a kid in my bedroom. Congratulations!</span>

 

[norgeway]

I Hate!

To get up early on my Saturday off, but I usually do..I have worked third shift going on 17 years, so mornings just are not my thing, LOL!Donald and I usually go to estate sales and auctions twice a month, the other two weekends, he goes because I have to work Friday night.

 

[dirtybuck]

Doug, I should have been more specific. I was referring to the bottle that's in back of the Wisk to the left.

 

[kevin313]

Fun finds!!

Looks like you hit the jackpot with that sale! Great stuff - I love the electric skillet still unused in the original box!

 

[cycla-fabric]

A newer bottle of Final Touch.

 

[turquoisedude]

What amazing finds!  It just goes to show you what is still out there, waiting to be saved!

 

Funny how so many people have memories of the Carry-Cool air-conditioners - it was also the first air-conditioner in my own bedroom when I was a brat.   I actually saved up to buy it myself and I was darned proud of it!   The motor bearings dried up on this machine after a few years - the GE (Camco) technician said it was finished and that we might as well buy a new one, but a local repair shop regreased the bearings and the machine worked fine until 1994! 

 

Have fun with these treasures!!

 

[swestoyz]

Great, great finds! Those A/C units are a blast. I agree, this is the time of the year to score those as those hot months are just along the horizon.

Ben