u/Bulldogbobbrownmark

Found these at an estate sale attached to a bunch of old tax records

Picked up an old newspaper at a yard sale, nothing like looking through the old ads!

Saw this at an estate sale today and couldn’t believe my eyes! Didn’t end up buying it because they wanted too much $$ (damn you Johnny Carson for being on the cover!) it also had lots of ads for businesses, kind of like a white pages and a yellow pages combined

I was driving through the valley, hankering for a burrito, when I spotted two taco trucks parked next to each other. I chose El Primo because they also had $1.50 tacos today! While I found the Asada tacos kind of bland, the burrito really hit the spot! The staff was friendly and they had a wide array of self serve salsa, including a very yummy green avocado salsa! Burrito was eight dollars, which I also found to be a good value! Would probably pass on the tacos next time but the burrito was great and I would totally get it again!

I'm loving the tree and they look like they're having so much fun!

Found this at a yardsale! I have a photo in the same spot from when I was a kid.. who else has one?

Found this great photo at a yard sale!

I found this photo at a yard sale today in los angeles... Someone suggested y'all over here my enjoy it! The inscription on the back is fun!

Found this at a yard sale today in a pile of other more typical drink coasters… At first, I thought it was a patch or something like that because it’s kind of fuzzy and textured, but it’s also thin with a very thin plastic backing and seems disposable so unless anyone can tell me otherwise, I’m gonna stick with the theory that it’s a drink coaster…. A very cool drink coaster! I bought them all (5) for 50 cents. Guessing 60s or 70s?

Found this cool photo at a yardsale!

Saw this beauty at a yard sale today, unfortunately, my wife would kill me if I brought another clown painting home! But I did snap this picture! Approximately 16“ x 12“

Found this beauty at a yard sale today! I love the graphics! Not sure on the year, guessing 70s?

Found this cool photo at an estate sale! Used Ai to date it:

This photo was taken between 1980 and 1987 (most likely circa 1980–1985).

Key Visual Clues:

• The Sundance Hotel Sign: Visible down the street in the center background, the vertical red neon sign reads Sundance. The Sundance Hotel & Casino opened in July 1980 and was rebranded as Fitzgeralds in 1987, providing the exact date window.
• The Mint Hotel: The bright blue neon sign on the left belongs to The Mint, which operated under that name until it was sold and merged into Binion's Horseshoe in 1988.
• Golden Nugget Facade: The glowing yellow bulb canopy of the Golden Nugget on the right reflects its prominent 1980s remodeling prior to the street's pedestrianization for the Fremont Street Experience in 1995.
• Vehicles: Modern 1980s boxy sedans and taxis are visible driving down the street alongside the classic red Volkswagen Karmann Ghia in the center lane.

Found this in a Goodwill book in Los Angeles, CA. Nothing written on the back.

Assuming the 90's because they spent $21, though hopefully that got them 2-3 burgers!