u/DamianW97

Today's find was a few cassette tapes, the "A rumor of war" book, the Beach Boys album, and the KitchenAid Classic stand mixer. The stand mixer was seven dollars and eighty five cents. Other than it powering on and spinning up at the bins, I haven't tested it yet. This is my second KitchenAid stand mixer I have found.

These things were found within the past 10 days or so. ESS goggles, U.S. Navy cap, U.S. Navy blouse, Army cap, elbow and knee pads, Vietnam era duffel bag, signed team Glock photos, some cat plushies, and some WWII era gaiters made by Tweedie Footwear Corporation dated 1-12-45. The Team Glock photos are signed by Randi Rogers, Dave Sevigny, and R. Lee Ermey.

Other things that were not pictured were some DVDs, cds, vhs tapes, cassette tapes, and other G.I. clothing.

A new Peckham Inc Polartec gen III cold weather fleece jacket. Some Navy type III working trousers. A Specialty Defense canteen cover. A Weller WP25 soldering iron. A Foodsaver VS3180 vacuum sealer. Peltor hearing protection headset. Some patches from an Air Force coat. A big cat plush.

Yamaha CR-800 receiver. I'm not sure if it functions properly, but it cost me about 8 dollars. ADS soft shell cold weather trousers, Camelbak hydration pack backpack. Some books and a couple of other things not pictures. I also found a 1960's United States Army training center yearbook. Infantry, Company E, Tenth Battalion, Second Brigade.

I check the coinstar machines when I walk into the stores if I am able to. I found one dollar in quarters right before I posted this.

Yesterday, I found some new with tags, medium extra long camo army trousers. Today, I found the two vhs tapes, the cat themed dish towel, and the ADS gen III extreme cold weather trousers.

This was a pretty good find for me. I don't find a lot of silver. This was the only silver in this lot. The rest is silver plate. I paid 12 dollars. The scale says 74.64 grams.

I bought this cat at the Goodwill outlet a few days ago. It's approximately 16 inches tall. It's kind of scratchy like those army wool blankets.

Army coat with name, rank and branch, and a March 15 1968 Fort Bragg army year book.

Some war movies with a Stranger Things 2 DVD/Blu Ray set, and a big cat plush.

I found two dimes in the reject slot, and one cent around the tray. I saw the dime and knew it was silver right away. It's a 1964 P.

04/28/2026. Polartec (Peckham inc) gen III cold weather jacket and a Vietnam era equipment belt with canteen, m14/m16 magazine pouch, and 2 small pouches. I looked up and saw someone toss the equipment belt into the bin. It was about 5 feet away from me. I grabbed it quick. I'm not sure what year the belt and mag pouch is. I think the mag pouch is early to mid 60's, but the canteen is made by Abcon and dated 1966. It cost me about 5 dollars.