Скачать или смотреть Storage Finds. Vinyl Records, MCM Lamps, 1980’s Heavy Metal Magazine Vintage Apple Computer & More

So I often get asked where do you get all your stock? Well now it is mostly other collectors downsizing or outright selling thier collections, unlike 20 years ago when I just opened the store that doesn’t happen very often anymore. Back in the day I would get a decent collection once a month or so, and you could still find decent records, vintage toys and all kinds of great stuff at thrift stores and garage sales. Well back then I would pull all the more expensive stuff and sell it in the store and just put the other”mid” stuff into storage. There is stuff down there in “the dungeon” that I honestly have no recollection of buying (vintage apple computer case in point). Luckily for me, tastes have changed and some of that stuff that wasn’t worth putting out is now sought after. So I give you a quick peek down into the darkness and pull out a few boxes and see what we find.

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Here is a link to my playlist that has all my past vinyl record finds videos

   • Vinyl Records Hauls and Picks  

If you like collectables, vinyl records, vintage goods, vintage toys, MCM furniture, vintage clothing and cool stuff in general, I have lots of videos of my past vintage finds on my channel. Please feel free to subscribe to the channel. It only takes a second. M

Hey, If you are in the area feel free to check out my retail store

Time Capsule
168 Queen Street
Dunnville, Ontario
N1A 1H7

We also now have a linktree account which allows us to put the links to our Store YOUTUBE Channel, Facebook Group and Instagram Feed, , all in one convenient place. Just click on the link below (it’s also in the bio above on insta ) and it will direct you to all the links

https://linktr.ee/TimecapsuleDunnville

For the past 20 years we have featured
17 racks full of vintage vinyl records with 70% of them in the $5-$15 range. We also have mid century modern and teak furniture, lighting and decor. Vintage toys from the 1950’-1990’s. West German and art pottery and Scandinavian glass. Vintage Barware. Advertising signs. Sports Cards, Comics, cast iron man cave type stuff and everything nostalgic. The weird and elegant. The funky and downright ugly. The cool stuff your parents threw away when you moved out. It’s all here