Do you like Car Boot Sales / Flea Markets?

Lisatho11987777

I used to love peticote Lane Market in London still got most of what I brought 

fluffycat

lisathomas50 said:

I used to love peticote Lane Market in London still got most of what I brought 

Loved the buzz though very busy in times gone by. (Woman selling chicken noise thing and latest tech gadgets / infomercial stalls with kitchen / cleaning aids etc. bits)

Lol used to travel in by train then bus or tube regularly, now live nearer, don’t go! 

fluffycat

leeCal said:

We bought two prints in three weeks worth around £100 for £10 a couple of months ago. Second hand prints are very cheap indeed, sometimes the frames are worth buying them for.

quite right though @fluffycat, best avoided if trying to de clutter ?

Well done. 

I picked up few cat (display) plates but not sure if worth anything. 

I have a ‘movie’ glazed / glass type metal pin badge which drew blank from an auction house, even web search nowt.
Might be worth £££ (got free from paid film festival event about 15-20 yrs ago, was told rare @ time) 

Dragonslayer

I loved going to flea markets whenever there was one in my city, but there hasn't been one for ages now. I did collect old banknotes from around the world. They are not worth anything really, but some of them are really colourful and have great prints on them. Especially old Chinese ones. I also have some German inflation notes, printed by the banks themselves in the early thirties. One is a million-mark note, printed on one side only. It was probably worthless the day after printing. It makes me feel like a millionaire. ? Or the closest I will get anyway. ?
I haven't bought any for years now, but still have all of them in an album. 

gaz1960

Dragonslayer said:

I loved going to flea markets whenever there was one in my city, but there hasn't been one for ages now. I did collect old banknotes from around the world. They are not worth anything really, but some of them are really colourful and have great prints on them. Especially old Chinese ones. I also have some German inflation notes, printed by the banks themselves in the early thirties. One is a million-mark note, printed on one side only. It was probably worthless the day after printing. It makes me feel like a millionaire. ? Or the closest I will get anyway. ?
I haven't bought any for years now, but still have all of them in an album. 

I remember having a collection of bank notes,"Rothmans Cambridge Collection Of Rare Banknotes". The bank notes where from different  Countries and you could put them in an album. Cant remember what happened to the ones i had.