It's interesting, I've seen a lot of "commercial" trucks at auctions. Ones that have a route like a lawn fertilizer truck where the tech has a route and he decided to do an auction while on that route.......Wouldn't want to be them when their bosses found out.........add to the unemployment rate.

Best I got was a 22LR PUMP made in 1906. Little rough but I'm a hunter so I cleaned the barrel and took it to camp. Remarkably the damn thing shot like new and was still very accurate. Saw an identical one at a gun show here and the old guy was asking 1600 for it. Found it on the net at a collectors site for 1200 so I figure mine is worth around 700. Haven't been able to bring myself to sell it yet///////

I'm in the ATL also. Heading up to the Pendergrass indoor flea market off 85N this weekend to check it out. On their website the say a 10x10 lockable space rents for $55. for a Sat/Sun. Thats not a bad deal for an indoor space. Up here in Marietta the only other fleas are outdoor and off Hwy 41 in Acworth and IMHO very nasty. Not where I want to set up.........Anyone know of any good indoor fleas up north? (Marietta, Woodstock, Canton, Cartersville, anywhere up Ga 400 like Alpharetta, Cummng, Buford etc)

Bought a small unit yesterday with about 30 old 78RPM records in jackets and two 1930's dressors (a matched set) that need some restoration. Got the unit for 100 when I opened the dressor drawers they were FULL of early avon bottles still in the original boxes. No two are alike so I figure this was someones private collection. I know avon bottles aren't worth much but I figured (and found on the net) that with the original boxes they'd be worth a little something. They range from cars to trains to animals. Gotta find a collector I guess (anyone know of someone?). At any rate there must be 40 bottles in original boxes. Any idea what these may be worth in total? Or anyone want a list and make me an ffer?

The trunk measures about 3 feet wide, 2.5 deep and high and has an inside top removable drawer. The leather straps are gone with the wind and sands of time (LOL) and it is in a hard used condition. I did some research on the net and similar ones in good condition are going for 700. Whats your best guess on this one?

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First one was only $95.00. Everyone thought it was junk. Got the following:

Marc Ecko Rhino Watch - $80
Hooded Leather Jacket - $120
Three 35mm cameras - $30 total
Sony Digital Movie Camera 12 MP - $65
Assortment of ralph lauren clothes
Timberland Boots almost new

Second unit was a full 10x10 got it for $685 (a bit high)

This was the gem...............
Antique twin bed with a curved footboard that curves around the sides of the bed $100
5 ea. Royal Doulton Figurines - $120
6 Emmitt Kelly Clown Figures - $ 180
3 Gold Rings - $ 60
10 Silver spoons - $100
2 Silver baby spoons - $35
Silver picture locket and chain - $25
Old Cedar Blanket Chest from the 30's - $ 175
2 antique Steamer Trunks from the 1860 to 1880 timeframe 4x4x3 feet - $ 350 each
Antique rocking chair needs restoration from early 1900's - $ 50
6.5 HP wet dry Ridgid shop Vac - $ 50
Husky Pressure Washer - $ 65
2 tool boxes half full
Lazy Boy Sofa - $40
8 dinner plates of English Chippendale China with 8 bowls - $ 400
1940's Burl Walnut cabinet radio and turntable (beautiful wood piece) - $250
Proverbial Christmas tree and decorations $ 00000.000
9 tin type photographs varying sizes. The photos are not degaureotype as they are magnetic but still very old tin types. $ 100.00
Stamps from 1902 to the 80's canceled on envelopes?
AJC Headline newspapers from when JFK was assassinated and 1967 moon landings. Other newspapers going back to the 30's.
Other misc. furniture and dishware

I agree. There is so much paper that what I have started doing is only taking Photo's, birth and death certificates and tax returns back to the managers. Then I take the rest of the stuff and bag it up for recycling. My trash company gives us a full sized 60 gallon trash bin marked for recycling and they also take bags of recyclable materials and all for free. I buy the big heavy duty contractors plastic bags from home depot and put the paper stuff in that for recycling. Also, some of the local schools take bags of paper for recycling and I have done that also just to avoid dump fees and or huge loads of paper goods.