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There are a few large treasures in the man cave/Barn Mahal that would be Antique Roadshow worthy…. but I refuse to be one of those poor schmucks shuffling along in line all day hauling these heavy and quite cumbersome objects.
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The apple press?
Definitely old.
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The butter turning table?
Definitely interesting.
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The manual wooden washing machine?
Definitely not. It weighs a ton!
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River's world..... 
Gotta admit that these three possibilities are interesting but maybe not as unique as say, something, smaller! 😉
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And lighter, yes.
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Too bad you can’t just bring photos. What if those heavy items are the most valuable things you have?! Oh, the sad irony!
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An old blog friend of mine from the Multiply days brought a seriously huge and monstrously heavy sideboard to the British version. Her husband cursed her for days about transporting it … until they found out it was worth over $20,000. All was forgiven after they sold it.
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Jackpot! And thank goodness it wasn’t damaged en route. I suppose that’s something to consider for big items as well.
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That thing was the size of a small wall. I don’t know how they managed it.
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What you need to do is hang up a MUSEUM sign and start charging people admission to see these things!
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If only…
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I thought of you whike watching AntiquesRoadshow last night, anf of your hubby because it was held at a farm with lots of old farm equip on display!
I agree… lighter weight items!
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He loves old farm tools.
Good thing he wasn’t there….
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They were drivable, too… but maybe just by the owners.
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Puzzled about why there seems to be so much more of this junk, sorry, relics, in the US than in the UK? Any thoughts?
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We’re crazy for old things here. Probably due to being a relatively new country.
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