Dealer #2 has a great selection of items for your Easter decorating. So many colorful and whimsical goodies to choose from; you're sure to delight the children as they find these tucked into unexpected places.

Once the Stars Easter Egg Hunt is dwindling down hop over 'hare' for a bunch of carrots, to play a game, or simply to color!! You're sure to find something in the midst of these vintage and contemporary Easter treats and treasures from Dealer #42!!

The owners will have this vintage A & P grocery sign outside of their shop as we wait to see their new treasures become incorporated into new displays and vignettes. Check out Stars Too and "watch this space" look new and fresh overnight as they do their magic.

Buster Brown made his first appearance in a comic strip in 1902. Still one of the largest shoe companies, we craved for a pair of Buster Brown shoes or the sidekick pair of Mary Janes as we started the school year. Stars Too has this hanging below their front window, a great shape and in great condition.

Stars Too has this wonderful Borden's Ice Cream board hanging from a cabinet. The trick is to really read the selections...the clerk pointed out the unusual spellings at the bottom that add a whole new level of charm and humor to this collectible.

That's right, Putnam Dyes, introduced in the late 1800's, had instructions and images for "tied dye" in the 1930's manual. Dealer # 63 has this brilliantly colored tin cover from a display cabinet hanging in his space.

Crimped Glass signage from Dealer #156 has great wear and patina and I love the lettering. If you can't read this it's definitely time to call for an appointment.

A humorous reproduction advertisement for the Pony Express from Dealer # 24. Read the fine print before applying for this job!