
100 episodes

Antiques Freaks Antiques Freaks
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4.6 • 155 Ratings
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Two freaks explore antiques every week. Updates Wednesdays.
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271 Ch. 9 - Varney the Vampire, or, The Feast of Blood (1845)
A family emergency precluded this week’s regularly scheduled antiques. Instead, please enjoy this chapter from our Varney vaults, wherein leaving Flora alone at home with two guns was probably the best plan the Bannerworth brothers ever had.
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270 I, Sailor - The Sailor’s Word Book (1867)
Ice-bound. In the wind. Iron-sick. All these nautical terms and more defined in this chapter of the Sailor’s Word Book!
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269 Rain Lamps
20th-century kitsch turned 21st-century trend! Just watch that mineral oil drip down that fishing line and boggle at the price tag.
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268 Garbageware and Texasware
Wherein Rachel Ray betrays the 20th-century plastics collecting community.
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267 Ch. 8 - Varney the Vampire, or, The Feast of Blood (1845)
Please enjoy this chapter from our Varney vaults! Wherein Mr Chillingworth proves himself an ensemble dark horse as we get a crash course in Victorian grave-robbing.
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266 Circa Vintage with Chris
The Antiques Freaks venture out of the studio to record on location at Circa Vintage in New Bedford with owner and proprietor Chris! We chat about Brown’s Beach jackets, East-West Musical Instruments leathers, Bobby from Boston, supplying costumes for films and TV, the rewards of rescuing vintage clothes from the landfill, and how to cope with moths.
Customer Reviews
Educational and Entertaining!
I always learn something new and laugh a lot. This is a great listen for the occasional collector and the fellow antiques freaks.
Is it for soups
The show is very educational and entertaining . Similar format as Bowery boys which I like . Thanks now I know one handle is a chamber pot .
Not for me
Started well. Great entertaining and thorough research. Then the strings of gratuitous cussing that serves for only shock value. Ho hum.