More On "The Nomadic Trading Company" Of Punxsutawney, PA

A couple of weeks ago I told you about the cool place to be on Friday evenings here in Punxsy.

www.nomadictradingcompany.net

 "The Nomadic Trading Company"

I wanted to share some photos of our first purchase made there.

 The huge cabinet with all the awesome drawers.

 This storage unit holds tons of stuff and is my favorite piece of furniture.

 It's the focal point of my living room.  Did I mention that I love these drawers?

 Above the storage unit hangs an old window where I have displayed  large chandelier crystals.

Also  purchased from "Nomads"

 This solar spinner which is on top of the unit, came from "Nomads" as well.

If you haven't been there yet, you should.

There really is something there for everyone.

karen

Nomadic Antique Trading Company

It's the place to be on Friday evenings here in Punxsutawney, PA.
They are located in an old warehouse at 400 N. Walnut St., complete with a greeter at the door who offers you a ride up to the 2nd floor in an antique freight elevator.
People gather there to enjoy each other's company, grab a bite to eat, and browse the many booth's of antique, vintage and handmade items that are for sale.

Last evening, my husband and I braved the freezing temps and snow to do just that.
Sorry I don't have pics of the place itself, but you can find them HERE.

I picked up a few small items to craft with,

a sweet Syracuse China cup for my ginger root tea,

a handmade weaver's comb,

some vintage crystals,

and this amazing  handmade journal...

I wish I had gotten some info on the person who made this.

It's absolutely awesome!

 
It's filled with pockets that have magnetic flaps

and the pockets are filled with cards and tags.

A lot of work and time went into this beautiful work of art and I wish now that I hadn't talked her into lowering the price. I will definitely make up the difference the next time I see her.

I'm so glad that my husband talked me into going out last night.

The journal alone made it worth going out into the cold.

So, if you're going to be in town next weekend for the Groundhog Day festivities, I highly recommend stopping in at the

Nomadic Antique Trading Company.

Be sure to ride the freight elevator while you're there.

So cool!!!

karen