Yard sale finds this weekend

September 5th, 2007 | by mbhunter |

We hit a few yard sales over the Labor Day weekend. Here’s what we found:

  • A bread slicer for $2 (my wife swears that she can’t cut a good piece of bread from a loaf).
  • A quart of oil for 50 cents (one guy beat me to six others by about a minute).
  • A bunch of fabric, cording, and other crafty stuff for about $9 (easily $50 retail).
  • A whole basket of cables, extension cords, and other electrical connectors for $15. There were a number of RCA connectors, a couple of old skillet temperature control cables, some USB cables, and some coax cables. Any one of these could cost $10 or more new, and the basket had about 40 cables in it. I just had to de-tangle them. (Never cut what can be untied.)
  • A few Indigo Girls CDs for a buck each.
  • About 100 pitcure frames, small oil paintings, and dinosaur stamp prints for $17. These were all new in box. I’m auctioning some of these off now. ;)

Did you have any good finds this weekend?

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  1. 2 Responses to “Yard sale finds this weekend”

  2. By David on Jan 31, 2009 | Reply

    While at yard sales a while back we came across an old slate cased mantel clock.We only paid five bucks for it and have since found out it is worth anywhere from 150-500…Great find since we love clocks.

  3. By Oil Paintings on Feb 10, 2009 | Reply

    It sounds very interesting of yard sales. if i were there i would take those pitcure frames..:)

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