I suppose if you need something specific, not so much clothes, you might go to Goodwill to look for it to see if it is available. Unless of course you're a stick up your arse snob who would never buy anything somebody else owned, then you can waste your money buying new crap. Goodwill is literally treasure hunting but you have to know what you're doing. I can't seem to post the picture here but here are a few of the things I picked up a few years back all for about $20 bucks. I dont go to GoodWill looking for clothing, however, I usually look at their leather and suede jackets. I think I gave Mike an old collectible vintage calculator. I usually use them to store other collectibles or whatever. I have a few vintage Samsonite Briefcases I buy them whenever I see them, they usually go for about $10-$20.

I did find and sell a vintage leather briefcase from the 20s/30s, I paid $15 and sold it for $400 it was probably worth $600 but I just took the first offer from a guy I knew who was probably reselling it. I will be using one for a garage workbench. If some someone wanted somthing like that they would probably pay $300 bucks. I picked up two big business display stands for $1 each during a sale day.

My intentions are to resell some of the stuff, but I almost never do. I have even seen old video slot slot machines and other casino collectible gambling books and stuff like that I find things that are collectible and worth way more than they are selling them for. My wife hates when I go there because I often buy stuff I don't need just because it's a good deal thinking ill eventually need it or use it, but most of the time it just sits in the garage. I probably get there about once every 3 months. I can spend an hour + looking around at one store and enjoy every moment. I absolutely love going to GoodWill, Opportunity Village, and thrift stores.

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