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I’m a big fan of estate sales that start on weekday evenings.
Vtg Hartmann
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Chrome Hearts sunglasses
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They had a few $50 Hermes that I left. These were in the $4/ea pile. Pop on Net Jets tie.
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Almost went there, but heading back home (north) in rush hour traffic kept me away. That pile of ties in the photo looked promising. What was that crazy patchwork tie?
While it's not Hermes, I got home and then noticed the tagging. I'm just shocked that someone would tag any piece of clothing with this kinda staple ****.Also found some nice ties that had been tagged through the front. They also had them hanging knotted
While it's not Hermes, I got home and then noticed the tagging. I'm just shocked that someone would tag any piece of clothing with this kinda staple ****. View attachment 861258
You can remove them with a staple remover. Or, if you don't have one of those, you can always use one of these:While it's not Hermes, I got home and then noticed the tagging. I'm just shocked that someone would tag any piece of clothing with this kinda staple ****. View attachment 861258
One of the few things I thrift I will actually keep (chances of finding something for yourself seem so low). Small size aviators which I never find! Randolph Engineer Sportsman x Orvis 23k gold plated, green polarized lenses. $1.99!
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so jelly! that Belt sander is a fantastic piece of kit. proper beast tool.Week 2 of estate sale addiction
35 year old belt sander will help with my boot making endeavors
@SpooPoker or anyone else. Did I pass on anything good with these furs? I could easily go back, it's 5 minutes away. Priced around $50 each.
This thing weighed at least 30 pounds (not exaggerating) and was a heavy wull with these furs (minks?) inside with the tails still attached, which was terrifying.
These were all real fur, but not sure what. No makers tags.
a day plagued with near misses :/
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so jelly! that Belt sander is a fantastic piece of kit. proper beast tool.
You are making boots? if not beyond my budget, i'd love to wear your boots. and know a few guys here who might also want genuine workshop hand made boots. please post your boot making adventure. keen to follow it.
Furs? unless for personal, or a friend. i'd pass. tough sell. Belt sander will make you more money.
Yeah I’m pumped about the sander. It’s eztremely heavy duty.
I will post on here once I make some more progress. I’ve made a couple pairs hand closing the uppers or using a “prosumer” quality flatbed machine and neither method was ideal. Boots especially require a post or cylinder bed machine to close and get a proper curve on the backstay and heel cup formed. I had to take a little break to pay for my wedding but I’m picking up an industrial sewing machine next week and will be resuming the journey in earnest. I’ll post some updates on here as things come along.
are the clothes mentioned in the sale ads you go to?I’m a big fan of estate sales that start on weekday evenings.
They had a few $50 Hermes that I left. These were in the $4/ea pile. Pop on Net Jets tie.
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