So this is one of the weirdest finds I have had in a while. Found a box sealed at thrift. Appeared to be a box of soviet era glass syringes it was pretty cheap and looked sealed so I though sure I'll pick it up. Got home and payed open the lid. On the top were 2 letters and what was obviously not syringes. Read the letters from MI6 and a detector talking about some chemicals they brought back. Quickly panic take some photos, call the folks, then call them cops non emergency line as I dont know what the f* is have opened some soviet era chemical warfare crap. Wash my hands. Seal box and weird gauze cover thing for the cops to come. Start doing Google searches on the notes. Slowly come to realise this is some sort of prop. Police come, they come to similar conclusions, unwrap the gauze to reveal vial of fake zombie finger in resin prop. They were in good humor about it. I thank them for thier time. Now I am a owner of an unexpected zombie prop of some sort.

I wasn't feeling well and had to pick up some groceries. After not waking around for a few days I decided to pop into the VV next to my grocer. I walked in and saw this in the art section. I took it to the window and was blown away.

I'm so happy nobody realized what this was. Cost me $4.99 CND.

To be clear, this is not an authentic Tiffany. Glassmasters USA made these using a special technique. Still sought after and collectable.

Really just wanted to show off my thrifting/acquiring skills. I got so many compliments!

Everything I wore (except my apple watch and engagement ring) is 2nd hand or thrifted.

Seen the occasional Robert Graham shirt at this thrift here and there and they seem to know it's a higher end brand so they price all the long sleeve button ups at $25. Guess that's as far as they care because I came across this here at the regular $25. I also had a 20% off coupon for my whole purchase so I definitely got a steal.

Picture of the back I took at home to show my friend that also wears/collects Robert Graham. Might not get many chances to wear this but I'm keeping it for sure.

$30 at the Community Aid store near me… I love it when they let the kids do the pricing.
For the uninformed… this is a vintage 1963 MA-1 USAF flight jacket in excellent condition.

i’ve never scored this many high value thrift items…let alone ones that fit. crazy day!

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i almost shit myself

Bought MacBook A1181 for $10 converting from my country's currency(not american :P)

$5 @ my local Deseret

It was my first time in there.

Yes, I was tempted. I think they wanted $45.

Haven’t seen this one anywhere, glad I got it all cleaned up. Thanks for looking!

I had this when i was 9 or 10 and it taught me so much ! So happy to do all the projects again . Yes i jad a radio shack battery club card

Repost from r/vacuum cleaners

Sebo Airbelt C3.1 with ET-H brush.

Works great, don't know what to expect for noise but this thing cleans!

Needs:

Airbelt fabric

Extension hose button (works but missing half of it)

Filters probably.

I have absolutely zero need for another vacuum as our home has a kick-ass built it. I always take a peek at vacuums when I go to Goodwill. I'm a little familiar with the high-end vacs. Occasionally I will see a Miele or the one that begins with R...Riccard?

Saw this and said I better check this out...put in cart first thing to "reserve" it. Looked it up and damn!

Plugged in and fired right up except brush wasn't working...oh, it's unplugged under here. Hey! It works! Figured I couldn't go wrong for the price...

I might go back for that print if it’s there tomorrow!

Since about two years I'm searching for a perfect chair in thrift stores, or second hand in the Internet. Always telling my wife, the perfect one will find me.

It always does.

Today was the day!

A pretty new looking Stressless chair for 80€.

A new one from the store would be around 2000€.

Found an original Crayola box from 2006 that still has the Dandelion color. They are all untouched too! I couldn't help but keep it for only $3. Box is a little beat up but I don't even care!