
The Attic-to-Auction Field Guide
What it is, what raises or kills the price, and what it really sold for.
- PDF ebook, 197 pages
- 300 item cards, room by room
- Free checklist included
300 everyday items from the attic, garage and kitchen, room by room. One book shows you how to recognize them and what they actually sold for; the other shows you how to sell them without getting ripped off.

What it is, what raises or kills the price, and what it really sold for.

The complete Field Guide plus The Seller's Playbook. Everything from "what is this?" to "it's sold and shipped."

Walt's 10-minute checklist for attics, garages and kitchens.
Read the mark. Check what it really sold for. Then decide.
Most people either throw old things away or sell them to the first person who asks. This guide teaches you to read a maker's mark in 60 seconds, then walks you through the kitchen, garage, sewing room, jewelry box, toy chest, Christmas boxes, bookshelf and furniture. For each of the 300 items you get how to recognize it, what raises the price and what kills it, where to sell it, and the exact search that finds real sold prices for yours. No made-up "worth up to" numbers.

Here's the real table of contents. Start with the room you're clearing out; you don't need to read it front to back.
The Attic-to-Auction Field Guide
The Seller's Playbook
Know your number before anyone asks for it.
Knowing what you have is half the job. The Seller's Playbook covers the other half: pricing with real comps, the 12 photos that sell, titles buyers actually search for, and step-by-step selling on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, at auction and at estate sales. Plus how to pack a fragile item so it arrives in one piece, the scams sellers fall for, and polite replies you can copy when a buyer lowballs you.
One book tells you what you're holding and what it really sold for. The other takes you from the first photo to the shipping box. Together they take you from "is this junk?" to "it's sold."
If the books don't help you, email us within 30 days of purchase and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no hard feelings.
No. It teaches you how to identify items and find what they actually sold for. For a formal appraisal you need a qualified appraiser who sees the item in person.
Only from real completed sales: auction results, sold listings and dealer sold archives, each checked on a stated date. When we couldn't verify real sales, we don't print a number; we show you how to find real sold prices yourself.
Get the Field Guide if you mainly want to know what you have. Get the pack if you also plan to sell, because The Seller's Playbook covers photos, listings, shipping and scams step by step. Not sure yet? Start with the free checklist.
Markets move, which is why every card includes the 5-minute check. It works today, next year and in ten years.
Yes. The text is large, the steps are short, and the checks use simple searches on eBay and free auction archives.
They're PDF files you download right after purchase. Read them on a phone, tablet or computer, or print the pages you want at home.
Walt is the host of What's It Worth? on YouTube. He isn't a licensed appraiser or a dealer, and he never claims to be. The books were researched and fact-checked by the channel team.
Yes. If you're not happy, email us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
Yes. Code WALTLAUNCH works until Monday, November 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern. After that, the pack is $47 and the book is $27.
Five minutes with the right book can be the difference between the dumpster and a real sale.

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