The Stormville Airport Flea Market Strikes Back! Stormville, New York. 2023, Episode 2.
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Published 2023-09-02
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All Comments (16)
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I enjoy watching your videos. Fun to learn interesting tidbits of information
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I absolutely love this Flea Market up in Stormville I have been going to it for the past 5 years and it has everything for everyone interests.
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That Subway sign at the end would be really cool for my gameroom but I imagine it would be too heavy. Thanks for sharing.
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I love that you show the old toys. Most just walk right by them without even slowing down.
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Seems like you know a little about everything, nice flea market there. Thanks for sharing and new subscriber here
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That Mr Peanut is new. They didn't say As Seen On TV in the 60s when I had one. Things didn't really say that until much later.
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Heading up there now !
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I had never even heard of big boy until I started watching your vids. I really like that character, reminds me of the vault boy from fallout. I'm going to have to get one now
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I didn't see me in there. Good video, thanks.
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You need to look at all the fishing stuff.
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Is it just me, or were there a lot of both yellowjackets, and hornets flying around? Either way, my items-to-seek-out that got me going to Stormville every year when I started consistently going with my Dad over 20 years ago was aviation related stuff, but has expanded to lots of other odds and ends that I just find neat. Always a good time, just wish PEOPLE KNEW HOW TO WALK IN A STRAIGHT ****ing LINE! 😂😂
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These sellers think they’re selling gold, I try not to to insat 23:55 there was a video of a man repairing a clear vue clock, very interesting, an Australian man t that repairs various items quite good, but in depth
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So basically, most of these vintage toy vendors sell their items for double the price you can get them for on eBay, except they're in better condition, have all the parts, and are often still in the original box on eBay. These flea market vendors must have done really well before eBay, Amazon and smartphones. 😅
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Some 1970s toys were made in China.
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I was at Expo 70 in Osaka Japan. The U.S. display had moon rocks. Those items could be part of the moon landing in 1969.
