My last post was about finding an empty (but fab!) bag while junking in Bend, Oregon. Here's the tale of an entirely different kind of bag.
This little hut/thrift store in Bend was having a "Fill a bag for $3" sale. So I did just that..I filled a bag for $3...and here's what I brought home:
A delicious variety of plastic grapes, a blue spotty enamel bowl, vintage millinery lemons & oranges, a picket fence for a fairy garden, 4 wooden doll forms and a troll who resembles Albert Einstein.
And these sweet, hand carved cartoonish animal...napkin holders (?) These fall into one of my favorite categories of junk: The "objects made by somebody's grandpa a long, long time ago" category. Not a bad haul for the price of a cappuccino. What treasure/s have you found recently for $3. Do tell!
A festive arrangement of golf clubs... 
Yee Haw! 
Love this little pea green chest... 
Cock-a-doodle-doo... 
Blue Ball jars and more... 
Random pile of delicious linens... 
What would you like to get your hands on? Iron Horse 210 NW Congress St. Bend, OR 97701
Here's what you see when you walk in the door...Let's take a tour, shall we? 
Eddie is the owner and official greeter. See Pat smiling from behind the cabinet? She thought she was out of the shot. Ha! I showed her! 
Shelves stuffed with a delightful array of junk. 
I love the Mannheimers sign. 
The tour continues on my next post....
This little hut/thrift store in Bend was having a "Fill a bag for $3" sale. So I did just that..I filled a bag for $3...and here's what I brought home: 
A delicious variety of plastic grapes, a blue spotty enamel bowl, vintage millinery lemons & oranges, a picket fence for a fairy garden, 4 wooden doll forms and a troll who resembles Albert Einstein. 
And these sweet, hand carved cartoonish animal...napkin holders (?) These fall into one of my favorite categories of junk: The "objects made by somebody's grandpa a long, long time ago" category. Not a bad haul for the price of a cappuccino. What treasure/s have you found recently for $3. Do tell!
