Here we see Allison prepared to tend to wounds seemingly caused by her own hand. Wearing a 1940s red cross nurses uniform and wielding a more than sufficient black handled meat cleaver. Murder me now! Dress $48.
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Agent Zero M Radio Rifle
This is just bad ass! It’s a transistor radio that transforms easily into a cap gun rifle. This is from a 1960s toy line that capitalized on the popularity of that decades secret agent gadgetry. $50.
Collection of Mid Century Radios
A very striking and indicative of the period collection of 9 transistor radios. These would look great in a restaurant, bar or office. $225 for all.
A Windy Day
A nice little outfit Allison put together for herself. Love it.
Random Parts and Pieces
Random jewelry pieces I came across in the store last week. If you like the hobo nickel Indian earring we also have necklaces and will be getting medals and more earrings soon. They cost around $50.
Bags and Boots
I bring in loads of items like these every other week or so. FYI. I have 50 pairs of vintage cowboy boots, ropers, combat and motorcycle boots waiting to go out on Dolly’s floor right now!! 
Wood Burned Portraits
Picked these up recently in south Texas, all four portraits on very thin sheets of wood with all imaging created with a wood burning tool, seems you would mail a photo or photos to the artist and they would fashion these to your specifications. $75 each.
Bare Breasted Matador Velvet
She who dares, wins! This woman dares to challenge this ferocious bull with her tits out, and couldn’t look more confident doing it. Measures 37 in x 28 in. $120.
Killer Philco Predicta Television
The Philco Predicta is a television made in several models by the Philco company in the late 1950s. It is arguably the most iconic television set in existence and is to most people the “classic” 1950s TV set — although with its trademark detached picture tube, it couldn’t be more atypical of an early television set.
Many Predictas were produced for the Holiday Inn hotel chain, but the design was considered too radical by everyday consumers, and many sets languished at television dealers. Slow sales, lack of a color model and very poor reliability eventually drove Philco into bankruptcy and sale in 1960.
Due in part to their outrageously 1950s styling and rarity of working examples, they are now highly sought-after collectibles. They have been featured many times in movies, TV, and music videos. Telstar acquired the rights to the name and now produces brand new sets with larger, color screens and modern internal electronics.
This set is in amazing condition and seems to work. $799.
An Improv Photo Shoot
Today we decided to torture and dress up Allison, our new girl around here. Everything she is wearing you can find in the store. I think Rob did a great job putting it all together!
