I can’t imagine the amount of time this took to do by firelight. Made completely out of human hair probably from a deceased loved one. $295
A Very Intricate Hair Wreath
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Beautiful Rhinestoned Compact
What a elegant compact. Designed in an era before the world hit the switch and everything became disposable. Probably from the 1940’s or 1950’s. All the glass rhinestones are intact and the over all condition is great. $48.
Note to self or who ever the horrible person was that put their fist through this historic hat. jack ass.
Note from dealer to the public. Not a collapsible top hat. 🙂
New vintage t shirts
I went through over a million t shirts today (until my eyes started bleeding) and picked out the very best (in my opinion) for you to come buy.
Vintage patches
We always have a nice selection of patches to be sewn on to whatever you like.
This shit is bananas
Lady monkey costume head probably from the 1960’s. In great condition. Does NOT smell like mothballs or cigarettes or bananas. $225
I am in love with….
I Love to find and sell sweet little things like this. But not too sweet. Love things like this that have age with cracks, weathering and red lips.
The wonderful world of the Webbs
Bruce and Julie Webb came to Dallas to restock their booth and this is the final result!! If you are unfamiliar with the Webbs or their fabulous outsider/folk art gallery in Waxahachie, you can find out more info at webbartgallery.com.
The unicorn of platform clogs
Incredible platforms from the 1960’s and 70’s. They came from the estate of Skeeter Davis. Size 7 1/2 $95.
What I got in Kansas.
Took a fast trip with a dear friend up 35 thru Ok into Kansas. We shopped our way there and back. Bought all kinds of vintage and stuff (to sell at the shop of course). Even ate dinner at the Red Lobster. (Which was ruined by a million screaming chilruns) One of my favorite things I got is this old framed collage of graduates from 1915. I hope all their dreams came true. But, I bet they didn’t.
