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05/17/2026

Lazy Sunday Drive turned into a Treasure Hunt 😂

05/17/2026

Today's "diary snippet" is from 1917:

On October 1917, he notes that extra night watchmen were hired at the packing house because "the I.W.W. [Industrial Workers of the World] are setting fire to buildings"...

05/17/2026

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05/15/2026

😲 what a gem!

05/15/2026

Vintage MCM Southern Belle/Holland Mold

05/15/2026

What a small world… 😄

We met some fellow resellers at the post office this past week…
and then found out one of them is actually our real-life neighbor just 2 doors down!

So nice meeting them both, and we’re excited to be joining their “Attic Crawl Raid Train” on the Whatnot app featuring Vintage Decor & Attic Finds.

📅 Thursday, May 21
🚂 All-Day Raid Train
🕗 Dewey’s Finds goes live at 8PM EST

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05/06/2026

Saving items from the dump... And helping some nice folks make a few bucks from things they thought were Junk 😊

05/06/2026

Unloaded most of the incoming stuff from our latest clean-out onto shelving to help clear out the garage... Alot of consignment pieces here.
Now to find time to list it all!! 🥴

05/05/2026

Today's "diary snippet" is from 1918 where he (Leslie) often documents Automobile Culture and some Epic Road Trips. He provides a fascinating look at the grueling reality of early 20th-century road trips.

Leslie takes massive cross-country drives. These trips are defined by constant mechanical struggles: he frequently deals with boiling radiators, blown-out tires, "treacherous" muddy detours, and driving on sandy or cobblestone roads...

In this snippet he talks about where he survives a dramatic accident in 1918 when another driver smashed into their car, causing it to skid into a cement block and turn "over once & a half," though miraculously no one was seriously injured.

04/11/2026