The Remasters
Step Away From The Polyurethane
You found a mid-century gem. Don't ruin it with bad restoration advice from Pinterest. A guide to respecting the veneer.
The B-Side
Deep cuts, rarities, and unreleased tracks. Some call it static, but we call it "the crackle".
The History
The Ultimate Guide to Pyrex Patterns (1950–1980)
From Butterprint to Spring Blossom — learn to identify, date, and value the most collectible Pyrex patterns from the golden age of American kitchenware.
Crate Digging
The Estate Sale Line: A Field Guide
It's 4 AM. It's freezing. And the guy in front of us smells like cigarettes and competition. A tactical guide to securing the goods.
The Remasters
Don't Ruin That Teak
You just scored a mid-century teak dresser for $35. Here's how to not destroy it in the first hour.
Liner Notes
Pyrex: Better Living Through Chemistry
Why that bowl from 1950 is scientifically superior to the one you bought at Target yesterday. A lesson in borosilicate.
The Fix
How to Restore a Cast Iron Skillet (The Right Way)
That rusty skillet at the thrift store is a diamond in the rough. Here's the complete guide to stripping, seasoning, and bringing cast iron back to life.
The History
Pyrex Patterns 101: What's in Your Cabinet?
A quick-reference primer on the most common Pyrex patterns you'll find in the wild, and what they're worth.
Crate Digging
Why We Wake Up Early
The vintage business runs on early mornings, cold coffee, and the belief that there's treasure in every dusty basement.
The Hunt
What I Found at a Nebraska Estate Sale with $50
A sourcing trip diary from a small-town estate sale. What sold, what didn't, and the one piece that paid for the whole trip.