We love old fraternal banners. These are hand painted silk from the late 1800’s. $198 – $248
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Dancing With Death
Just a great, framed, early teens lithograph. $95
Witchy Poo
THIS is an incredible find. This witch probably accompanied a traveling carnival and spent her time traumatizing children in a Fun House. Her eyes and mouth move and we are guessing she is from as far back as the 1940’s. $600.
Hungry Hippo
I am absolutely on love with this hippo lamp! It has a wonderful 1950’s fiberglass shade. $125.
Taxidermy
We have a great selection of old taxidermy at the store right now. Here are some of our favorite furry friends..
Large Stag: $289
Alpaca: $90
Small Fox: $248
Boar: $75
Hindu Goddess
Just a large gold Hindu Goddess from an old parade float. $299
Dueling Dragons
A great pair of metal dragon candle sticks with red glass eyes. One dragon is missing a wing. $45 for the pair.
Krampus Knife Figurine
A great piece of folk art in “Krampus” style! This guys is made of clay, horns, marbles, and human teeth. Pull his horn to transform this weirdo figure into a weapon! Stainless steel blade measures approx. 6″ base to tip. Here is the best part, its only $21!
Big Bush Nude
Another fabulous find from Marcel Vintage. Vintage Big bush Nude oil painting approx. 2 1/2′ x 2 1/2′ on stretched canvas. $69
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Stoned, Slow, Rugged
Top Left: Will Barnes, Texas Music in My Blood. Recorded in 1975 at Autumn Sound Studio in Garland, TX. This recording was the first and last release for Barnes who was a staple in the honky-tonks and dance halls in and around Dallas in the 70’s. Drinking songs about Dallas? Yes please. This record is in great shape and a super rare find.
Bottom Left: Dolly Parton, Love Is Like A Butterfly. Released in 1974 and the 14th studio release by Parton. The single, “Love Is Like A Butterfly” was her signature song for years previous to the album release. Album is in great condition, cover is near mint.
Top Right: Rusty Wier, Stoned, Slow, Rugged. An obscure country outlaw gem, he walked a thin line between southern rock and country music, never truly conforming to either genre hence limiting his commercial success. This was Wier’s debut album released in 1974 on ABC, a must have for any country collector. Its very tough but homey at the same time. Vinyl is in near mint condition with some ware on the cover.
Bottom Right: Waylon Jennings’ Honky Tonk Heroes. Excluding “We Had It All” all of the songs were written or co-written by Billy Joe Shaver. Recorded in the spring of 1972, this was a pivotal album in the development of “outlaw country”. Reluctant to release the “rock injected country”, RCA delayed the release until the summer of 73. Record and cover are both in great shape.