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Skip to contentHi there! I hope you had a great weekend! My sweet husband and I hit a couple of thrift stores on Friday.&nbsp; This fits in perfectly with today’s topic: Where to buy vintage and antiques, since thrift stores is #5 on the list!First we stopped at a thrift that supports our local city mission (where I filled the cart) and then we headed to the nearby Salvation Army where I bought books–because I need more books! [Like a hole in my head, LOL.]If you’re a book lover like me, let me know in the comments and suggest some good books for all of us to consider. I especially love mysteries and am always looking for new authors.Before we jump into the list, I wanted to mention two FREE resources that I have on this topic:Without further ado, let’s jump into the 15 proven places you can buy vintage and antiques!I hope you found today’s blog post helpful and that you’ll come back for another visit. If you enjoyed the post, why not subscribe and get access to my Member Library where you’ll find today’s list in printable form (under “Business Resources? JUST CLICK BELOW:&nbsp;&nbsp;Hi,I’m a book lover too! I’ve been finding lots of nice art &amp; craft books at the Dollar Tree this fall. I mean high quality, not junk. Sewing, fabric arts, painting, crocheting &amp; knitting. Worth a look for a buck! Thanks for your wonderful blog and all the other good stuff.ReplyEnjoyed this post–and patted myself for knowing most of it–even if I don’t avail myself of all of the places.I love murder mystery cozies. Especially Berkley Prime Crime–the little logo on the binding is of a handprint (like the Harlequin on the romances and rooster on Bantam). Makes spotting them VERY easy. As I can go through 3-5 books a week, I need to find them secondhand!!! One good thing about a lousy memory, though, is that I can read them 2 years later and not remember who the bad guy is!I have recently been on an Elizabeth Peters jag–found 3 recently–and love Amelia Peabody, et al! Have learned a bit about Egyptology! It’s hard to beat Agatha Christie, too! I still reread my Emily Loring romance/mysteries especially when I am depressed. One of the bestest, though, is till Mary Stewart!ReplyOne place I’ve found items for resale is “Don and Chris’ Old Stuff”. (Not sure if it was alright to link to their site but it’s easy enough to Google.) They resell items from old store stock and warehouses. Amazing finds. I’ve purchased old Christmas, WWII, toys, and so much more. I’ve seen several people resell their items on ebay. Prices are really good.ReplyHave you read the mysteries by Sharon Fiffer?Jane Wheel is the leading character. In fact you can search Jane Wheel on Facebook. So far there are only a handful of titles written.ReplyI’m a true vintage gal – I started my mystery reading with Sherlock Holmes, then started digging in to the past! I stumbled across a website that gave me a great reading list (http://mikegrost.com/outline.htm). If you have a Kindle or other e-reader, you can score many of these books for free. Another resource I use for older mysteries is Black Cat mysteries and Wildside Press (same company, different brands). The “megapacks” are an awesome deal.ReplyWelcome to Adirondack Girl @ Heart; I'm so glad you stopped by. If you love vintage and antiques, then you've come to the right place. Stay a while and read about my vintage finds, check out my free price guides, and consider subscribing to get full access to my Member Library.Adirondack Girl @ Heart is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.

Skip to contentHi there! I hope you had a great weekend! My sweet husband and I hit a couple of thrift stores on Friday.&nbsp; This fits in perfectly with today’s topic: Where to buy vintage and antiques, since thrift stores is #5 on the list!First we stopped at a thrift that supports our local city mission (where I filled the cart) and then we headed to the nearby Salvation Army where I bought books–because I need more books! [Like a hole in my head, LOL.]If you’re a book lover like me, let me know in the comments and suggest some good books for all of us to consider. I especially love...

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