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Two decades of digging through estate sales across the Midwest. Specializing in primitive country furniture, hand-hewn farm tables, stoneware crocks, and red-wing pottery. If it came out of a 19th-century farmhouse, we've probably handled it.

Former machinist turned full-time collector. I focus on American industrial. factory workbenches, machinist chests, drafting tables, and big-cast-iron everything. Every piece is restored and oiled, ready to drop into a workshop or a modern loft.

Authentic mid-century modern. Danish teak, Eames-era seating, atomic lighting, and original abstract prints. I've been buying at estate sales since I was 16 (long story). If it's authentic and from 1945-1975, I'll know it.

Forty years of fine and costume jewelry, bought and sold. Specializing in Victorian mourning jewelry, art deco platinum, signed pieces from Trifari, Coro, Mazer, and Schreiner. Estate jewelry from working jewelers across Arizona.

Sports cards, signed memorabilia, vintage pennants, game programs, and equipment. Former sports writer with a soft spot for baseball from 1955-1985. Authentication and appraisal on request.

Vintage advertising signs. porcelain, tin, neon, and gas pumps. Soda fountain pieces, country store advertising, and petroliana. The kind of stuff that makes a man cave or a basement bar look like the real thing.

First-press LPs, original 1960s soul and Motown, classic rock, jazz, and folk. Cleaned and graded by hand. Plus vintage receivers, turntables, and speakers. McIntosh, Marantz, Pioneer, Kenwood.

Tin toys, die-cast, action figures, board games, and dollhouses. Marx, Tonka, Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Star Wars, G.I. Joe, My Little Pony. Childhood in a booth.

Antiquarian books, original prints, vintage maps, sheet music, postcards, and ephemera. From illuminated manuscript leaves to Route 66 postcards. Properly catalogued, properly priced.

French copper, English cast iron, copper kettles, ladles, and molds. Restored and retinned cookware. Pyrex, Fire-King, jadeite, and Hoosier glassware for the kitchen.

Real cowboy gear. saddles, chaps, spurs, bits, bridles, and ranch tack. Western wear, vintage Stetsons, and select Native American pieces. I've been riding since before I could walk.

We're new to Merchant Square Independence, but we've been selling vintage and antiques at Kansas City shows for fifteen years. Industrial salvage, farmhouse tables, and Kansas City-specific signage and advertising.

Workwear, denim, and tools from the trades. Carhartt, Levi's Big E, Lee, and a deep bench of Snap-On, MAC, and Wright tools. If it built America, we sell it.

Country store, general store, and small-town pharmacy antiques. Glass front cabinets, apothecary jars, soda fountain pieces, and a wall of vintage postcards from every Missouri county.

Country primitives, hand-stitched quilts, baskets, crocks, and Americana. Everything cleaned, mended, and ready for the front porch. We source from across Missouri, Kansas, and Arkansas.