Here is a old butter churner that is in real good shape. I went back to a garage sale to buy one that was a replica, but it had already sold. The lady said she had an original one inside. It was a real good price so I bought it.

I usually do not spend much on antiques, but these two items, I spent more. Here is an unique coffee grinder with a mason jar looking top on it. I was doing some work on a house in the inner city and had to clean out a closet to get to the back of the bathtub. When I dug the stuff out, this was laying back in the corner. Obviously, not wanted and forgotten. So I asked it she was interested in selling it. She then went on saying how she liked it, how old it was, and that it was probably worth a lot at an antiques store. She was wanting me to throw a price out, but I waited on her. She quoted $20. I looked in my wallet and only had $17. She took it pretty quick. I did not have my poker face on when I asked if she wanted to sell it. She could tell that I wanted it.