Flea markets

G.W. Gill · 11-12-2005, 02:36 AM

Last weekend we went for a drive in the countryside. We stop at a rundown fleamarket and my wife groans. I like talking to the old guys there. Never more than one or two cars there. Different people now, no fun banter or conversation. However, amisdt the junk there was a collection of militaria from WW 1&2 that was scattered about. German Ammo crates (empty), a couple of german civilian defence helmets without liners and some web gear. All at less than $25. Militaria is still out there! I paid $ 20 for two gyros w/ salad for lunch. Would rather of had helmets that could have had liners and such added and resold for % 300 +. My Daughter crawled around in the grass next to the parking laughing. Forget the profit, The roadtrip was great!

11-12-2005, 02:36 AM	#1
G.W. Gill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Southeastern USA Posts: 369 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Flea markets Last weekend we went for a drive in the countryside. We stop at a rundown fleamarket and my wife groans. I like talking to the old guys there. Never more than one or two cars there. Different people now, no fun banter or conversation. However, amisdt the junk there was a collection of militaria from WW 1&2 that was scattered about. German Ammo crates (empty), a couple of german civilian defence helmets without liners and some web gear. All at less than $25. Militaria is still out there! I paid $ 20 for two gyros w/ salad for lunch. Would rather of had helmets that could have had liners and such added and resold for % 300 +. My Daughter crawled around in the grass next to the parking laughing. Forget the profit, The roadtrip was great!