High Temps & Hot Deals at the Brimfield Flea Market: The July 2026 Show Is Here!

[00:00:00] Tom: Welcome back to the channel. My name is Tom and today I'm back at the Brimfield Flea Market for the July 2026 show. So now come along with me and my mom and let's see what we can find. And don't forget, if you like this video, please give me a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, leave a comment, and hit that notification bell. I've got a lot more flea market videos coming up. Thanks. Oh, here's some old ice skates. [00:00:31] Speaker ?: Oh, look at those. [00:00:33] Tom: $25. This is Union Hardware, Torrington, Connecticut. [00:00:38] Speaker 2: Oh, really? [00:00:39] Tom: Yeah. [00:00:43] Speaker 2: How much for the little dog? [00:00:48] Speaker ?: Hmm. [00:00:49] Tom: Can't read that. Sea Sparrow. [00:01:02] Speaker 3: $30. Oh, it's your birthday. Happy birthday. It's her birthday. How did you know? She just said birthday girl. So I didn't read that. I didn't want to say, this one is actually in better condition. It really is. I bought this history because yours is pretty beat up. Yeah. [00:01:21] Tom: Well, $3 each. [00:01:25] Speaker 3: And then went to run away from home and took the dog with him to run away. And then a local soda guy in ice cream center walked up to the pharmacy, you know, walked on the street. He's like, hey, Barbara, where are you going? I said, I'm like, I'm like, he said, do you want a soda? I said, yeah. It's a soda. I walked a block. He calls my mother, come get your dog. She's out here drinking a soda. And then after the soda, I was like, I guess I can't get that. Yeah. They're not that bad. She's not that bad. Isn't that a funny story? No, it's not funny because the same thing happens to me, I don't know. [00:01:58] Speaker ?: Oh my God. [00:01:59] Tom: Hosmer House? [00:02:01] Speaker 2: What were you? I know, right? Sudbury? [00:02:03] Tom: I just want to go. [00:02:04] Speaker ?: And when I got to the end of this, I did which way. And it was okay, I'm just waiting. [00:02:09] Tom: Thinking Day. Never heard of Thinking Day before. [00:02:11] Speaker 4: No. [00:02:12] Speaker 3: It says, can you read it? [00:02:24] Speaker 4: It's French, I think. [00:02:25] Tom: It says, legal to tarot. [00:02:29] Speaker 4: I wonder, I thought it was my eyes were going. I couldn't make up. No. [00:02:35] Tom: The three bears. $20. Copyright 1941, Whitman Publishing. Yeah. [00:03:07] Speaker 3: I'm running away. I said, good luck. I said, good luck. So, it's a house. Well, it's like five minutes. I was like, I said, because I always told her, don't find a better offer. [00:03:19] Tom: Say, 1994 Wendy's. [00:03:22] Speaker 3: Really? She came right back. I was like, okay. It's like, oh. [00:03:28] Tom: They're firemen. Yeah. Cowboy. The firemen and the cowboy look very similar. [00:03:33] Speaker 2: They do. I'd like that for you. Oh, and they're sticky. [00:03:38] Speaker 4: I'm going to need a hand wipe. Now you're going to need a hand wipe. Yeah. Only one finger. [00:03:44] Tom: I don't know what these would, why these would be at Wendy's. This says beauty queen. [00:03:49] Speaker 2: I know. What's that? [00:03:53] Tom: It's like a hiker. Yeah. Baseball player. [00:03:57] Speaker ?: I would do that. Hmm. [00:04:01] Tom: That's interesting. [00:04:06] Speaker 4: Yeah. [00:04:07] Tom: I guess maybe do this. [00:04:10] Speaker 4: Oh, yes. There you go. I just want to hunt her. Are these guys cool to hunt? I see they got extra ones of these. No. Oh, this guy. Oh, I see. There. Miss Piggy. [00:04:24] Tom: Yeah. [00:04:24] Speaker 4: Oh. [00:04:25] Speaker ?: Mommy. [00:04:26] Tom: Yeah. [00:04:27] Speaker 4: I need cookies. This is $3. Yes, it's $3. And I want to tell you why. I need this one. [00:04:33] Tom: I don't see a price on them. I don't know. Oh, what's this? Oh. Muppet Puppet's $10 each. Oh. I don't know if you want to spend that much. [00:04:41] Speaker 4: I don't think so. I don't know. [00:04:47] Speaker ?: So I want to tell you, too. I was told by the news. [00:04:51] Tom: If somebody comes in and I wish you candy, get in there. Peek-a-boo screen, it says. [00:04:59] Speaker 3: Oh, cute. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. This is hilarious. Look at this. I don't see a price on it. Yes, you do need that. [00:05:15] Tom: Batman Glass, $30, though. [00:05:18] Speaker 3: I love your spirit, Kevin. I'm joking around. [00:05:22] Tom: $12. [00:05:26] Speaker 3: I got this guy here. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The dressy bra, yeah? You stay right there. [00:05:37] Speaker 2: I'm going to reach down here. I'm going to reach down here. Oh, get a bag, okay? Yes, of course. It's the whole... [00:05:42] Speaker 3: Look at these little Tupperware things. I remember these. [00:05:45] Speaker ?: Oh, I remember these. [00:05:45] Speaker 3: I'm just getting... Oh, I remember these. [00:05:47] Tom: $18. Oh, I remember these. Oh, I remember these. [00:05:48] Speaker 3: Burger King lunchbox. [00:05:59] Speaker 2: Oh, you have no... $18. [00:06:04] Tom: It's a Captain Kirk stand-up figure. How are you doing? Good. How are you? [00:06:11] Speaker 2: Good. Boxing knock-em-out. [00:06:24] Tom: Boxing knock-em-out. I think that's the... I think that was the Radio Shack guy. [00:06:42] Speaker ?: Yeah. [00:06:44] Tom: I think so. No, I was wrong. That was the KB toy guy. I don't know why I thought it was the Radio Shack guy. 1979. [00:06:54] Speaker 4: I don't know why I thought it was the Radio Shack guy. [00:07:02] Tom: No, it's a video game. Yeah. Excuse me. How much is this? I didn't see a price. [00:07:24] Speaker 2: Yeah, it's right here. It's right there. [00:07:26] Tom: Oh, okay. Do you know if it works? [00:07:29] Speaker 2: It did, yeah. It did? Okay. [00:07:42] Tom: Quiz whiz. [00:07:54] Speaker ?: Hmm. Hmm. [00:07:54] Tom: Never seen a Cabbage Patch Kid phone before. $50 on that. Story Land, Glen, New Hampshire. I am pretty sure this was next to Fun Spot. I think. [00:08:28] Speaker 4: Oh, okay. [00:08:28] Tom: It was at, like, Story Land, like, Fairytale Forest in the Woods. Five bucks. Nope, I was wrong again. It was Story Book Forest that was next to Fun Spot. Cabbage Patch Kid cake mold. [00:08:40] Speaker 4: Oh, yeah. [00:08:40] Tom: Oh, what is this? Mickey Mouse Magic Kingdom on Ice, World on Ice character watch. [00:08:51] Speaker 2: Oh. [00:08:51] Tom: Five dollars. What is this from? Made in Hong Kong. So that's got to be, oh, probably 80s? [00:08:59] Speaker 2: Oh, yes. [00:09:00] Tom: Well, they haven't, most places now are making stuff in China. So if you see made in Hong Kong or Taiwan, it's usually older. All right, well, actually, I'll take these. Okay. You had five and five, so 10 bucks. Perfect. Custom Cuda. It's a Barracuda. [00:09:26] Speaker 4: Oh. [00:09:27] Tom: I think it was Plymouth. Plymouth Barracuda. [00:09:28] Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah. I know a Barracuda. [00:09:34] Tom: No price on it. [00:09:35] Speaker ?: Oh, you gotta do that. [00:09:37] Speaker 4: You gotta do that for you. I think it's in a kitty chair with a locker. And then it's got the tray on the front. [00:09:45] Tom: Oh, yeah. Oh, here's an old traffic signal. [00:09:55] Speaker 4: Oh, yeah. [00:09:56] Tom: For a... [00:09:56] Speaker 4: This is 1960s. [00:10:00] Tom: Genomatic. $45. I have one, but it's plastic. [00:10:04] Speaker 4: Okay. [00:10:05] Tom: This is all metal. [00:10:06] Speaker 4: Right. Yeah. [00:10:07] Tom: At least it feels... Yeah, that's metal. [00:10:09] Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty heavy, too. [00:10:10] Tom: $20 on the view master. $20 on the view master. [00:10:23] Speaker 5: No. Most of the stuff was both on the stuff. The console. Right. The rim. The transmission I've got there. The edge. [00:10:31] Tom: Not sure what that's from. It has a very old hot plate. I don't know if I'd feel comfortable using this. Oh, gosh, no. Look at that cord. It's a cloth cord. $30. Yeah. Oh, there's a Muppet Baby. [00:10:54] Speaker 4: Yeah. I wonder how much he used. I don't know. [00:10:57] Tom: I don't see any prices. And a Pez. It's the Pez. [00:11:01] Speaker 4: I'd like to have both of those. The Pez. Okay. [00:11:07] Tom: Head's a little loose, but... Yeah, I don't know how much they are. [00:11:11] Speaker 4: You have to ask me. [00:11:20] Speaker 5: I love this old microscope set. [00:11:29] Tom: I didn't see a brand name on it, but it looks to me like it's probably from the 50s or 60s. I thought this was really cool. This is Amusements. Where to go and what to see in Atlantic City. And I looked through the entire book. I didn't see any dates anywhere. But just by its appearance, I would say it's probably from the 50s. That's my guess. I could be wrong. If anybody knows when this is actually from, please let me know in the comments. And one of the reasons I did find it so fascinating is I actually do plan to go to Atlantic City in the not-too-distant future to walk the boardwalk and see what they got going on down there. And I'm sorry, do you know how much this is? The, uh, two bucks? Okay. Sounds good. Channel Master. Citizen Japan. I looked all over this and I couldn't really find a make or model other than it says Channel Master. And then the clock says Citizens, which I know is a brand of clock. So I don't know if the whole thing was made by Citizen or by some other company. And there was also no price on it. Here you go. Two bucks for this. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. It's Amusements of Atlantic City. Oh, neat. [00:12:47] Speaker 5: Yeah, there were some really cool books. I sold some yesterday. Yeah. There was a bunch of circus stuff, military stuff. Yep. Stuff and that was in it. [00:12:54] Tom: Yeah, it's cool. [00:12:55] Speaker 4: Do you want me to put? [00:13:02] Tom: Great American game. Magnejector. It's a portable electric toy projector. What is it? It's a portable electric toy projector. Is it a toy projector? Or it projects toys? Bakelite, 30 bucks. I've never seen that before. [00:13:31] Speaker 2: No. [00:13:31] Speaker ?: No. [00:13:31] Tom: What does it project exactly? [00:13:38] Speaker 4: You know what's it say? Magnetic? [00:13:40] Tom: So there's a big, um, there's a light bulb in there. [00:13:42] Speaker 4: Yeah. [00:13:44] Tom: But I don't know what it would project. [00:13:47] Speaker 4: Oh, are they showing it with little pictures or something? You put it, oh, put a picture under it? [00:13:53] Tom: It says enlarges and projects illustrated material in black and white or full color. [00:13:58] Speaker 4: Huh. Let's try. [00:13:59] Tom: How about that? [00:14:01] Speaker 4: Very interesting. [00:14:08] Tom: I don't know where you'd put the thing you're magnifying. Interesting. Think about that. This is like a Rorschach test. Like, what do you see? [00:14:31] Speaker 4: I was going to ask you, what is this? A deer or something on the back legs? [00:14:37] Tom: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. And then that thing next to it? Is that a giant? Oh, it looks like they shaped it into an acorn. But I think that's a big burl from a tree. I don't know what this would have been on the top of. 150 bucks. [00:14:58] Speaker 4: It's the Christdale's there. [00:15:00] Tom: Yep. Oh, yeah. [00:15:03] Speaker 4: It's got the light on there when you've got some dolphins. [00:15:06] Tom: Yeah, I think it's fairly modern, though. [00:15:08] Speaker 2: Yeah. [00:15:10] Tom: But yeah, it would have been a fountain. [00:15:11] Speaker 2: It's got a bonus of dead bugs. Yeah. [00:15:15] Tom: Bunch of a train stuff. I don't know. It looks like a bullet train, almost. It's an old watch display. Bull of a president. [00:15:50] Speaker 2: Oh, neat. [00:15:52] Tom: As little as $35.95. Back then, whenever this was, that would have been quite an expensive watch. Rolls-Royce owner's club. A little notepad. There's an old tag on it. I think it says 75 cents. [00:16:21] Speaker 4: Oh, wow. [00:16:24] Tom: I don't think that's still the price, though. [00:16:26] Speaker 5: I don't think so. [00:16:27] Tom: Univac. Univac was a computer. 23rd September, 1993 or 1998. Here's a bunch of 45s from mostly the 80s. And they were $8 each, which was a little bit more than I would want to spend. Because I've seen them for sale at a lot of other vendors for about $1, $2, $3 each. And I did find some later at the show that were $2 each. So I did pass on those. Here's a bunch of Lego. It's all the same set. I think so, yeah. Hmm. Santa's selling cigarettes. [00:17:40] Speaker ?: Oh, it's a little bit. [00:17:46] Tom: 1940. 1940. I sold a Zippo lighter display. $350. [00:18:10] Speaker 5: You're having the liquidations now. [00:18:16] Speaker ?: All right, then. Thank you. I'll give you a follow later. [00:18:20] Tom: Merc radio. I don't think I've heard of that before. [00:18:25] Speaker 2: No. I think these are yours. [00:18:32] Tom: Yeah, I think so. Oh, it is a frog. Does it still have a hook on it? Oh, yeah. Oh, it does. Yeah. Mercedes 190 SL service book. This looks pretty old. [00:18:56] Speaker 4: Yes. [00:18:58] Tom: Date of delivery, February 4th, 1958. [00:19:02] Speaker 2: Yeah. [00:19:04] Tom: So, yeah, that's an old one. [00:19:06] Speaker ?: It is. [00:19:07] Tom: It's probably worth some money there. I would think. [00:19:13] Speaker 4: See, I like this sign. It's been translated into dog. Oh, yeah. And then it's... [00:19:18] Tom: Use union carpenters. Oh, you want some wheel covers or hubcap covers? $1,500 for a 190 SL. I wonder if it went with this owner's manual. [00:19:37] Speaker 2: Yeah. [00:19:45] Tom: Got some duck decoys. $50. $30. $150. Looks like $350. Wow. Wow. Yeah, these are $350. Yep. [00:20:15] Speaker 2: I'm here, but I'll give it a... No, there's some... Are you still shopping? We're just looking. [00:20:32] Speaker 3: Okay. Uh, put it for me on the chair. Because I'm still going to lose it. Okay. That's plastic. [00:20:45] Tom: What the heck are these? Looks like babies in gorilla costumes. That is bizarre. [00:20:55] Speaker 4: Yeah, very strange looking. Ceramic? [00:21:01] Tom: Yeah. [00:21:02] Speaker ?: Thank you so much. Oh, you're welcome. Look at this, my daughter. Oh, okay. [00:21:07] Speaker 2: I put one of your bags on top of it, too. [00:21:10] Speaker ?: Thank you. [00:21:10] Tom: This looks fairly modern. It's Mickey Mouse. Mm-hmm. I like this one, but he's missing a lot of paint. [00:21:25] Speaker 4: Oh, he has chipped up quite a bit. [00:21:26] Speaker ?: Oh, he's chipped up quite a bit. [00:21:43] Speaker 2: Glow light. [00:21:49] Tom: These look somewhat old. Five dollars. All blue, though. That's interesting. [00:22:01] Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. [00:22:06] Tom: To me, that looks like 60s, maybe? 50s, 60s? [00:22:09] Speaker 2: 50s, yeah. And what I did was I put it under the two. [00:22:13] Speaker 4: It cost $3.98 at the end. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. [00:22:18] Speaker 3: I did. It cost $3.98 at the end. I'm going to buy them, too. [00:22:22] Speaker ?: I know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. [00:22:25] Tom: Dennis offers you 25 cents for making Marshmallow Krispy Treats. $22. It's an old giveaway or ad for Dennis the Menace selling Marshmallow Krispies. Oh, nice. Yeah. Yeah. Rice Krispie Treats. Yeah. 1961, it says. Jack and Jill Gelatin Dessert. Five dollars. Jack and Jill Gelatin Dessert. [00:23:12] Speaker 4: Oh, and they've got... Oh, yeah. [00:23:13] Tom: My battery's dying. Darn it. [00:23:14] Speaker 4: Yeah. [00:23:19] Tom: I wasn't sure if this one would be... [00:23:25] Speaker 4: I know. It's a little different shade of green. [00:23:28] Tom: Well, yeah, but it's yellow when it's not lit up, so I think that would be more Vaseline wear. These are wacky packages. These were all three dollars each, which is a pretty good deal. Some of these can be worth quite a bit of money. I think... [00:23:49] Speaker 4: Are they from, like, cigarette packets or something? [00:23:51] Tom: No, they were joke ads for, like... Like, instead of right guard, it's fright guard. [00:23:58] Speaker 4: Yes. [00:23:59] Tom: They're from the late 60s, early 70s. [00:24:01] Speaker 4: But where would you find the cards? They're just... [00:24:03] Tom: They'd be... Sell them in a pack. Like, a pack of baseball cards. [00:24:06] Speaker 2: Okay. [00:24:07] Tom: Yeah, these are later... Later ones. Off the top of my head, I'm not sure what series these are from. I did turn them over, though, to see if there were any that had camels on the back. Those are called Ludlow backs. And those can be worth quite a bit of money, just because of the camels on the back. [00:24:26] Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. [00:24:30] Tom: All the glasses on these tables were $3 each. And these are, of course, the 1973 Pepsi Looney Tune glasses. And $3 each for those is a really good deal. That actually is not $73. That, I think, is maybe $75 or around that period. I don't think I have this one, but it's slightly faded. Yeah, $3 each is a good price. Yeah. Especially for these. These can often go for $10 or more. [00:24:56] Speaker 2: Oh, I saw some orange ceramics, which means it's time to get out the guy. [00:25:26] Tom: I'm going to go to the dagger counter and see if they are radioactive. And they are. As you can probably tell, these are salt and pepper shakers. And the reason why they're radioactive is that the paint contains uranium. The uranium is actually what's making the paint look orange like that. So anytime you see ceramics that are that shade of orange, there's a pretty good chance they're radioactive. Not always, but often. Now, I've actually got a couple kind of like this. How much are these? [00:26:03] Speaker 5: $8 for the pair. $8 for the pair? Yeah. [00:26:06] Tom: Okay. $8 for the pair is actually a good price. [00:26:11] Speaker 5: Yeah. Each pack is packs of cards of different things. [00:26:14] Tom: Oh, okay. I just can't pass up radioactive salt and pepper shakers. So I did buy them for $8, which is, again, a really good price. That's interesting. A Cherry 7-Up pedal car. Looks like it says $55. Well, it's G.I. Joe. There was no price on this G.I. Joe pinball game, and for whatever reason, I didn't ask him what he was looking for. It was probably not cheap, but I'm not sure. Dukes of Hazzard, 1997. So that's a reprint or a reissue. [00:27:18] Speaker 4: Yep. [00:27:31] Tom: An old trapper keeper. Oh, yeah. Covered in mildew. [00:27:35] Speaker 4: Yep. That's pretty good. [00:27:39] Tom: Here's an old calculator. Monroe. It's a big, chunky one. Oh, yeah. Oh, it looks like to get to the battery, you have to unscrew it. [00:28:10] Speaker 2: Oh. [00:28:19] Tom: Thousand Islands, Ontario, Canada. Five bucks. Oh, yeah. Howl Caverns. [00:28:29] Speaker 4: Great adventures. [00:28:34] Tom: I think this was before it was Six Flags. [00:28:38] Speaker 4: Mountain Park and Holyoke. [00:28:41] Tom: Yeah, that is gone. [00:28:43] Speaker 4: Yeah. [00:28:44] Tom: That's been gone for a while, I think. [00:28:46] Speaker 4: Yeah, these are all bent up at the end. [00:28:48] Tom: I think you can probably iron them, I would guess. South of the border. Oh, yeah. I got that glass at the Stormville show of South of the Border. [00:29:02] Speaker 4: Yep. [00:29:07] Tom: Fantastic caverns. Oh, you drive through it. [00:29:10] Speaker 4: Oh, that's neat. [00:29:11] Tom: Yeah. Cherry Coke. [00:29:30] Speaker 4: I don't think they ever had one. Do they still make it? [00:29:33] Tom: Yeah, it's hard to find, though. I'm guessing this is probably from the 80s. [00:29:49] Speaker 4: What's this thing? It's got a mountain style? Fountain. Fountain style. Yeah, what mountain style? Mountain style. It tastes like dirt and rocks. Yeah, yeah. [00:29:56] Tom: Excuse me. How much are these? Two bucks. Two bucks? Okay. That's a good deal. Look at this. It's one of those things you can stand behind it and have your face in there. Holding a Corona and a taco. Wing shooting championship. Never heard of this game. $450. Yeah. There you go. Two bucks. Thank you. Thank you. [00:30:37] Speaker 4: Oh, yeah. Yeah, those are the ones we had. [00:30:40] Tom: Do we still have the suitcases? [00:30:41] Speaker 2: I do. I've got two of them. [00:30:44] Tom: All right. Well, that'll just about do it for part one of the July 2026 Brimfield Flea Market. I hope you enjoyed the video. If you did, please give me a thumbs up. Subscribe to my channel. 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