3100 32nd Street (on Highway 97)
Vernon, British Columbia
V1T 5M5
BLAST From The PAST
Randy & Helen Smith started this antique business in July 2000. After a 20-year career with the RCMP, Randy has had a passion for antiques and collecting since he can remember. After 2 years in business, because of growing pains, Randy moved his business from the first location of 4407-29 Street, Vernon, to 6230 Pleasant Valley Road.
That location worked well but Randy wished to secure a building thru ownership and in November of 2005, through lots of help from Staff and family we renovated and moved our store to 3123-31st Avenue, Vernon. On July, 2010 we relocated our business 1/2 block to its present location of 3100-32nd Street. This new location has proven to be a great move and we all welcome you to our store.
Antique Services
Buy ~ Sell ~ Consign: Entire Estates, Antiques, Collectibles, Fine China, Toys, Advertising Memorabilia and much more.
- Quality Antiques
- Advertising Memorabilia
- Vintage Advertising
- Vintage Signs
- China
- Collectibles
- Consign antiques
- Estates
- Indian Baskets
- Antiques for Sale
- Purchase Antiques
- Antique Toys
- Antique Furniture
- Jukeboxes
- Vinyl Records
- Pop Culture Memorabilia
- Gas Station Memorabilia
Antique Items Wanted
UNIQUE ITEMS — 1 OF A KIND ITEMS: Rare and Unusual.
- ADVERTISING ITEMS: Signs, posters, ie. gas, oil, pop, garage memorabilia (gas pumps, oil cans, signs).
- Vintage calendars, car and farm manuals, quality toys from the early 1900′s to the 1960′s.
- Fine china, ornaments, pottery, jewellery (costume and precious stones).
- Men’s pocket and wrist watches.
- Furniture, high end and primitive from the 1800′s to the retro era of the 1960′s.
- Native baskets, carvings, Cowboy memorabilia, Sterling Silver and original paintings.
3100 32nd Street (on Highway 97)
Vernon, British Columbia V1T 5M5
HOURS
Tues – Sat | 10:00AM – 5:00PM
Closed Sunday and Monday
To all the many great customers we have continually I want to thank you for all the years of support .
this morning I had three people come in and basically lost their mind when I asked them not to crank a gramaphone up and they got abusive verbally and left. They were concerned I didn’t have a sign on there for people not to start cranking on an antique item.
People are slowly being so desensitized and feel they can come and go and be entitled and say whatever they wish with no consequences.  I hope they have a better day.  ... See MoreSee Less
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How hard is it for people to just Ask for assistance if they want to know if or how it works. A person shouldn't walk up to a 125 year old gramophone , and just start cranking on it. Applying excessive force to a fully wound gramophone can cause a catastrophic failure of the main spring.
Common sense I'd put the window these days sadly
Respect doesn’t always need a sign🤨
Just be gentle as a grama
I'll go one step further. The collective stupidity & entitlement is at an all time high!
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1950s minnitoy tanker restored Indian head gasoline motor oils theme  ... See MoreSee Less
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