The San Marco Bookstore in Jacksonville, Florida is quite a gem. In a city filled with chain stores this bookstore is a breath of fresh air. In stock are not only new books but also used, vintage, and out of print books. I have been able to find delightful old novels for very good prices. About a month ago I bought a book from the 1960’s for only five dollars. This is a really nice place to find those books from yesteryear. Some even include old notes that people have written in them. Classics are available and in a variety of different editions and cover styles. There are many great children’s books and I think they can even customize a special one just for your child. Also, the store specializes in old Florida history, and in addition to this, the staff is very helpful. They are not the annoying, pesky type who constantly watch and question you, but they will help you when you are in need. The location is convenient for those who live at and near San Marco. Parking can be an issue when the square is crowded, especially during lunchtime on the weekends, but it is not horrible. This is definitely a great place to escape bookstore chains and go green by buying used books. Stop using the phonebook and start using globalYP.net, yellow pages that are online.

The word to describe Arizona Trading Company is COOL. Located in the heart of the ever-trendy Westport entertainment district, Arizona Trading Company is the perfect place to take your hip, gently used clothes and trade them in for new ones. Or, you can sell them outright. Either way, their policy is a generous 60% for trade and 40% if they buy your item. The constantly changing inventory is usually slightly quirky and hip and although much of it is vintage, you can also score a high-end recent brand name item if you’re lucky. The store is also known for a great selection of cool accessories like purses, jewelry and sunglasses to complement your look and a good, well-organized stock of jeans. In fact, whatever your personal style, Arizona Trading Company will probably have something for you. Shop often for the best deals ,because things come and go quickly. There is a lot of ambience here with bright colors, good music and a helpful, informed sales staff. Arizona Trading Company is a great walking destination for mid-town residents with lots of restaurants and other trendy shops nearby, so clean out that closet now and freshen up your wardrobe with some great picks from Arizona Trading Company. Find local listings online with globalYP.net.

The Scavenger Hunt is a unique little shop less than a minute away from Michigan State University’s East Lansing campus. This shop seems to be catered to the university’s students, though there is some business attire available. Whether you are looking for a crazy costume for a theme party or a vintage leather belt, this store has something for just about every shopper. Scouring the racks of The Scavenger Hunt is a fabulous way to spend a few hours and pick up some great additions to your wardrobe for only a few bucks (though some of their leather and vintage can get pricey, most of the rest of the stuff is reasonably priced). In addition to picking up some new accessories or clothes, you can also sell certain items to the store to make some cash or earn in store credit. I have only had helpful and friendly service, so make sure you go check it out, you’ll be glad you did. Make sure to check out globalYP.net, where you can find tons of local business listings available online.

Neighborhood League Shop is a thrift store located in Wayne, PA. This store sells good-quality items for very good prices. You can find a tiffany lamp for just 25$ in excellent condition. They have collections of vintage dolls, toys, tablecloths, crystal glasses, silverware, jewelry, and many other interesting things. In the basement they have big items such as antique furniture, chairs, baby toys, tables, and pictures, as well as some contemporary books and children videos. They also sell seasonal decorations, for example Christmas decorations, or Halloween decorations that are all contemporary (not vintage) and after the season they put everything 50-75% off. This is a special place to find quality antiques. The store is small and sometimes is difficult to see and walk through because of so many things and people looking. Where they are located can get very crowded; I would say it’s always crowded, because they are in the main line, and in the spot where they are there are a lot of other restaurants and stores. That’s why parking is sometimes difficult, especially during peak hours, so make sure you plan your visit accordingly. Find more great places near you by visiting globalYP.net, yellow pages that are online.

Auntie Te’s Vintage Consignment Boutique has an array of products from shoes to sushi sets! The friendly service and one-on-one attention the employees give you is marvelous! At the corner of the Bradlick Shopping Center, in between Golds Gym and Papa Johns, Auntie Te’s is a cute and comforting little shop with an array of products for those people who are both fashion conscious and love to save money. From Chanel purses to Tiffany jewelry, Auntie Te’s has it all. Customers spend hours looking through product after product that will give you a blast from the past. Living in the DC Metropolitan area, most vintage shops are located in the busy and bustling city, while Auntie Te’s sells products with the same concept, but in a much more comfortable setting and with friendly service. With sales going on every day, customers can come into Auntie Te’s and expect to leave the boutique satisfied and with your wallet still heavy in your pockets. With a clean store, that’s trendy and upscale and suitable for both men and women, there’s no surprise when people visit to satisfy their retail therapy. You won’t leave Auntie Te’s boutique without being satisfied with your purchase. Come in and join Auntie Te herself and her friendly and informative staff in picking out the right vintage look for you. Come by globalYP.net to find local business listings online.

Skycraft Surplus is a one of a kind store that’s packed from floor to ceiling with electronics surplus, mechanical parts, tools, and unidentifiable doodads. Anyone who loves to build or tinker in the garage could browse for hours here without being bored. Some items are brand new, and others have been lurking on the shelf for decades, waiting to be discovered. The staff is very knowledgeable, and can help in identifying that mystery part you’ve been searching for. Some of the “just for show” items are worth the trip to see, too. The front of the store is adorned with a lighted flying saucer and a giant missile. Inside are a collection of handmade radio controlled boats made by the owner, all with a certain vintage flair. Odd items like submarine tow antennae and hazmat suits hang from the ceiling. Skycraft is my favorite store, and I’ve come here looking for things like capacitors and resistors, stainless steel metric screws sold individually, linear bearings, unusual light bulbs, scrap metal pieces, copper clad board, and LEDs. I can’t seem to make a quick trip to this place. Any time I come here, I’m compelled to walk down every aisle at least once, just to make sure I’m not missing anything incredible. You are absolutely missing out if you don’t see this place! Don’t miss out on other places and be sure to check out globalYP.net, an easy to use online directory.

Anntiques in Bemidji, MN maintains its original hardwood floors and pressed metal ceilings. Now, the building holds a wide variety of antiques and collectibles, all well organized. The store is very easy to browse through and shop. It is endlessly fascinating! Glass showcases hold collections of jewelry, silver spoons, buttons, and bric-a-brac. The glassware section glitters from across the room, and the merchandise is arranged according to color, creating a stunning visual effect. Anntiques is a place to buy copper ware, vintage teapots, fine china, porcelain, and linens. It is a place to shop for gifts in all price ranges, from an old postcard to a wardrobe or rocking chair. Their collection of sheet music is worth browsing through. Now and then, their book section offers a genuine treasure. If you see potential in a piece of furniture that needs a bit of refurbishing, their bargain room is for you. Anntiques provides a cradle filled with small toys for shoppers with toddlers, and a rack of brochures from other antique and collectible stores by the front entrance. It is obvious to anyone who steps inside this establishment that it is maintained with love and respect for history! To discover more places like this, visit globalYP.net, an online directory.

Anne Tiques is one of my favorite places to go shopping in Tuscaloosa, AL. Miss Anne keeps an interesting inventory of antiques, furniture, vintage goods, consignment items, and Alabama memorabilia (Roll Tide!). If you need a quick accessory for an outfit, she has a large selection of vintage and costume jewelry to peruse. Also, Miss Anne has a large selection of resale children’s clothing and toys for very low prices. Her prices are very reasonable, and her inventory is always changing. Miss Anne likes to talk to all her customers, and often I’ll tell her what I’m looking for (even vague things, like “something kind of organic that I can put on a wooden shelf by my plants…”) and she’ll know exactly what I’m looking for. In any given visit, I might browse through Depression glass compotes, current fiction and romance books, or vintage Pyrex bake dishes. I have bought several pieces of framed artwork for decorating my apartment, furniture, Alabama dishes, necklaces, and antique cast iron dishes for my dad. Not to mention some great vintage gifts for my very picky friends. Anne Tiques is a great place to shop, too, if you are new to Tuscaloosa and need some accents for a new dorm room or apartment. The affordable prices make it a must-stop for someone shopping on a budget or looking for a fun little item without the splurge costs. To find more great deals in your area, visit globaYP.net,a  local online directory.

Do not let the name of this gemstone of Savannah shopping fool you: all the items at Paris Market & Brocante do not come directly from Paris. Rather, the store contains home and garden goods, vintage clothing and accessories, kitchen wares, stationary, and much else from Florence, Holland, London… you get the idea. The owners have marketed on the fashion of global chic, while maintaining an overall aesthetic that agrees with the store’s name and locale. On entering the store, you eye will immediately be drawn to the vintage chandeliers that twinkle all around the room. Jewelry from the ‘40s and ‘50s are scattered across small wooden tables, and the smell of lavender is unmistakable. Whether or not you have a garden full of peonies and wild ivy, you’ll be captivated by the downstairs garden department, full of glazed pots and wrought-iron benches. The Paris Market’s items are often one-of-a-kind and hand-selected so things like vintage armoires and velvet dresses come and go frequently. It’s as though all the best of the world’s flea markets has been assembled here for you! If the shop itself weren’t enough to entice visitors and locals alike, the Paris Market also includes a small, European-style café. Serving stellar coffee drinks and sweets (like Eiffel Tower-shaped iced cookies), it’s one of the best cafés in the area. See what else your area has to offer with globalYP.net, an online directory.

If you’re looking for cool retro and vintage clothing at good prices, Retro Rag is the place to be in Fresno, CA! They have a wide selection of awesome clothes spanning the decades. You’ll always find something that suits your style. It has a great location, too. It’s in the Tower District, the coolest and most hip part of Fresno. You can spend hour, upon hour, upon hour in regular thrift stores searching for one small awesome thing, or you can go on and head over to Retro Rag and be surrounded by all the fantastic finds that are just waiting for you! I’d definitely recommend shopping there and looking around to see what you can find! Take the whole family and have fun trying on the wigs and boas. You’ll have a blast and you won’t be disappointed in the selection! Just to give you an idea of what you can find there, I’ve gotten some really cool dresses from the 50s and 60s, some crazy hats, some bowling league shirts, some awesome belts, and much more. They also sell some really neat new merchandise, from stationery to calendars and more, all at reasonable prices. Go on and have a look, and see what you can find today! See what else you can find in your neighborhood with globalYP.net, online yellow pages.