These 9 Vintage Items That Aren't Worth Any Money To Sell

Equestrian Paintings

Equestrian paintings, popular in 19th-century England, feature horses and riders, with large oil paintings in ornate frames fetching higher values than smaller, simpler examples.

Video Game Consoles

Vintage video game consoles, especially rare and unused ones, can sell for thousands, with a Nintendo PlayStation prototype selling for $360K in 2020.

Julia Child's Cookbook

Original copies of Julia Child's 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking' can earn top dollar, especially in good condition with the original jacket, due to their rarity.

Women's Suffrage Memorabilia

Items from the women's suffrage movement, especially those dating back to 1890-1917, are highly valuable, with museum-worthy pieces selling for thousands.

Midcentury Barware

Retro barware from post-WWII America, featuring colorful and graphic designs, is highly collectible, with pieces from companies like Libbey and Federal Glass in high demand.

Two-Color Pieced Quilts

Vintage two-color pieced quilts, popular in the 1930s and '40s, are highly sought after for their simple, monochromatic patterns and nostalgic charm.

Concert Posters

Original concert posters, especially those featuring big-name acts like The Beatles, can sell for thousands, with framed posters being more desirable.

Milton Bradley Board Games

Vintage Milton Bradley board games, especially sealed and unopened ones, can fetch high prices due to their nostalgic value and rarity.

Federal Style Bull’s Eye Mirrors

Gilt-framed bull's eye mirrors with eagle motifs, popular in the Federal period, can sell for top dollar, with 19th- and early-20th-century examples selling for less.