u/Limp-Rub-1477

I know the danger of these. I like collecting vintage coffee stuff. So this has been on the list. Estate sale grab.​

Found this dish with lid at an estate sale. Looks to be 1920s maybe 30s. What do you think?

I just got this Royal Ruby Anchor Hocking set. I am not too familiar with depression glass. My research says this could be from the 1940s. I would appreciate any additional insights. Thank you!

I know many people are into the rare band tees etc. For me, it's the simple stuff that I love.

Grabbed this for a couple bucks at an estate along with some cool true vintage stuff.

Pick up this pink gooseberry from a garage sale for $1. Seems like there are relatively rare/sought after. Happy to add this to the collection.

Got this the other day for free. Pretty cool 80s vibe.

Got these two Board shirts for $10 each at an estate sale. These are NOS condition, still creased from the store. The green plaid is 1960. Possible the red plaid is late 50s transition. Definitely pre-1964, and the early 60s had a copyright date on the care instructions, and the care tag is consistent with 50s. Amazing thing is these both fit like a glove. These are some new prize possessions!

Pendleton is an example of a brand that added care instructions before the 1971 law.

Did some BSR century series come unseasoned? This no. 3 appears to be new old stock (w/o label). I know some companies would add a coating that needed to be washed off and then seasoned at home.

this skillet is in great shape and have crystal clear factory grind marks. This is the first BSR in my collection. Honestly don't see them much. Mostly Griswold and wagner around me. Grabbed it for $5.​

Pick this up yesterday. I'm guessing mid-1800s, with no pour spouts. I good amount of sulfur pitting on the bottom. Should clean up nice. Looking forward to getting it into rotation.

Picked these up for $20 at an estate sale. The pie plate will get the most use for sure. Not sure what I'll use the skillets for... maybe appetizers or something.

Found this 1970s JC penney ranchcraft jacket with these really cool Rail road patches. The patches look older than the jacket and guesses based in the stitching ?

They jacket is missing the tags and could be earlier, but I'm thinking it's 1970s.​