Antique Shop Explorer Gifts

How quaint. Look, Tanya, a newspaper!

The Vineyard

"Do you have any of those books that understand men?"

"How soon will this be a remnant

"Midtown Vinyl. Vintage albums + EPs. Midtown Ink. Vintage books + newspapers."

Man browsing books see couple kissing in romance section of book store.

'We always like to give more bling for the buck.'

"What do you mean, it's not an educational toy? I'd have to learn to ride it!"

Heaven

"What would you suggest to fill the dark, empty spaces in my soul?"

'The dog wants to come home with us, mom!'

Books*. *Batteries not included.

'...And it comes with valuable coupons toward your next purchase.'

'Kittens are cute, but I was thinking lion or tiger.'

"I wonder what this was for."

1880 Presidential Election - Columbia Consoles General Hancock after Election Defeat

The Old Curiosity Shop

"Why? Because without documentation, this would be lost to history."

"This is incredible! I thought Amelia Earhart was dead."

Bookstore-Cafe: Used Book/Day-Old Croissants

"Where's your section of books that tell you simple things you already know?"

"I invented 'shopping' and I haven't seen my wife since."

Retro Fashions door sign reads 'Out to lunch -back before you know it.'

"Can I borrow this?"

"This would be perfect! If it were a different style, in a different color, from a different store."

'I bought it off the irregular rack, but I'm hoping he'll grow into it.'

'Dear, this is gift shop number 3. You now owe me 1 bait & tackle, 1 hardware store, and a bar.'

'Must you get new clothes every season? I'm still wearing stuff I got years ago.'

"Do you have anything new. . ?"

'How can you make eye contact with a puppy and just walk on, like that?'

"I want to travel the world, bringing home ugly little trinkets."

"I'm discharging you early - administration wants to make sure you have time to visit the gift shop before it closes."

"But I told you he was a cross breed when you bought it!"

Dodo with rubber ring

Thrift Store. Maybe society would be less polarized if everybody bought used footwear. We learn a lot by walking in somebody else's shoes.