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Here's another estate sale you definitely do not wanna miss. Located in Johns Creek, starting tomorrow until Saturday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day. This estate sale is genuinely the size of a small flea market. Thousands and thousands of items to dig through here. When I first entered, I felt like I stepped into a time machine to 1980. There are so many untouched vintage items here. Expect to find Star Wars collectibles, baseball cards, vintage toys and board games, cameras, and a ton of them to choose from. Vintage video games. I was blown Nintendo and Atari set practically untouched, still in the original boxes. Beautiful jewelry! And how neat is this? The previous owner used to make jewelry from gemstones. A lot of his pieces and the equipment to make jewelry from gemstones as well is also for sale. And certainly I cannot forget all of the vintage clothing. Racks and racks of them. My goodness, I really was not kidding when I said this estate sale is literally a small flea market. Some of these pulls! Really cool shirts here. And not just for adults, but vintage kids clothing. Boxes and boxes of children's clothes. All from the 80s. Just how adorable are these? And check out the pile of jeans! When I say there's a lot of vintage at this sale, it's truly the most vintage I have ever seen in any estate sale. I was speechless sorting through all of this house. Even the wall art is just so impressive. Super eclectic and seriously something for everyone's taste. Everything shown in this video is for sale. I'm not kidding in the best way possible. If you were to just randomly think of any item, I guarantee it will be at this sale. For instance, there's literally a canoe here. A car for sale. Plus tools, home goods, kitchenware, glassware, hundreds of books. Thousands of books, by the way. It actually looks like a small section of a library here. Vintage electronics, collectibles. Seriously, you name it, it is most likely here. One of the most iconic estate sales yet, and you clearly do not want to miss out on it. From tomorrow until 10 to 5 PM each day and more details are always in the caption.

Johns Creek 7/8-7/11 10am-5pm

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