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    Where in the World
    can you find all these
Collectibles in just one place?
American Indian Art, Antiques, Art, Vintage Anchor Hocking, Arts & Crafts, Art Prints, Avon bottles, Banks, Bauer, Bisque, Blenko, Blown Glass, Books, Book Ends, Bottles, Bottle openers, Bronze, Brush-McCoy, Cambridge Glass, Carnival Glass, Ciner, Caviness, Clocks, Coffee Grinders, Copper, Crackle Glass, Crystal, Depression Glass, Dolls, Duncan Glass, Duncan-Miller Glass, Fenton, Fiesta, Fire King, Federal Glass, Five Tier Wooden Lazy Susan, Fostoria, Franklin Mint, Frankoma, Fruit Jars, Furniture, Glass Animals, Graniteware, Heisey, Hobe, Hobnail, Hocking Glass (before the Anchor), Hummel, Hull, Imperial glass, Indiana Glass, Italian glass, Irons, Kitchen Collectibles, Knives, Knife Rests, Lamps, Libbey Glass, Lighters, Limited Editions, Locks, Marbles, Made In Japan, Mexican Silver, McCoy, Milk Glass, Mirrors, Monet, Moon & Stars, Morgan Glass, Mother of Pearl, Mustache Cups, Nippon, Noritake, Nutcrackers, Occupied Japan, Old bottles, Old glass, Old Toys, Old Cards, Old Card Games, Old Papers, Old Pens & Pencils, Old Photographs, Old Postcards, Old Puzzles, Paperweights, Pattern Glass, Phonographs, Phonograph Records, Plastics, Pressed glass, Quilts, Razors, Reed & Barton, Rhinestones, Rookwood, Roseville, Russel Wright, Salt Shakers, Salts, Sandwich Glass, Satin Glass, Scouting Collectibles, Sewing Items, Shawnee, Sheet Music, Silver, Silverware, Silverplate, Splatter glass, Stained Glass, Steins, Stoneware, Tiara, Universal Potteries, U.S.Glass, Van Briggle, Vernon Kilns, Vintage Jewelry, Vintage Linens, Vintage Radios, Vintage Toys, Vintage Everything, Watches, Wegwood, Weller, Westmoreland, Wooden Art, World's Fair items, and Everything in between!


You will also find:
Art Galleries, Clock Sales & Repair, Fabrics, Furniture, Gifts, Plants, Florists, Women's Clothing, Yarn & Lessons, Dining, Bed & Breakfasts, Motels, RV Parks, Drive In Theater (one of only a few left) Fiddle Shop, Masonic Temple, Pollard Theater (live productions), Museums, Old Victorian Buildings, Golf Courses (one is next to, one of the RV Parks), Airport, just to name a few of the other find Stores & Shops.
RIGHT HERE!
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The best kept secret in the Antiques world.
Guthrie is the territorial Capital of Oklahoma.
At noon on April 22, 1889, the site had only a small frame station, a watering stop, and a section house on the Santa Fe Railroad. Being added was a small frame building to serve as a land office. Only a few people milled around, all waiting, for the human onslaught that would come soon. Then the pounding hooves, the grinding wagons, and the chugging steam engines dropped thousands of running, screaming homeseekers onto the unclaimed Indian lands recently opened to new settlers, and within an hour Guthrie was a city of 10,000 persons. and within a few more hours a tent city of 20,000 residents. Today, Guthrie's population is around 10,000 once again. Guthrie is located 35 miles North of Oklahoma City, on highway 35.
For more History and Information about Guthrie, please go here: www.guthrieok.com   For more information about Shopping here in Guthrie, please go here: www.shopguthrie.com
Guthrie became a State: November 16, 1907, It's our 100th BIRTHDAY this year. Come join in our celebration!!
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