I listed a fairly common style of vintage blanket this week on ebay and it got 14 watchers and 4 bids within 1.5 days. Because of this, I've headed to my local TS 3 times this week to find more inventory.

This week is definitely different.

I have a couple shirts from the 80s with this tag. 70s would have been "blue bar" and earlier would have had the running man.

Across from Bergdorf's? That's where the Apple store and FAO Shwarz are. So basically they're opening up a building that looks like the Apple store right around the block?

That's sure to confuse some tourists

I doubt this seller cares much for vintage clothes. These are some of the worst descriptions ever: http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-COMIX-ART-T" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... 0388756394 "I should mention that the shirt looks blue in the photo, but it is white." Th...

I know what you mean. It`s unbelievable. The surprising thing is that she actually sells some pretty nice stuff. 60 Pucci dress, east west stuff etc Had she taken better photos of the Pucci dress. He would have easily made $300+ I love how the buyer said `OMG...better than described...thanks!" ...

No "popcorn" finish

I'm not a specialist but it's one of a kind and I think that it deserves ~$300.

That's so great. This made my day. I had expected something totally different before I clicked.

You're amazing. Someone should blog about this.

That's right. In the original blankets 4 full stripes was the best that you could get. This particular blanket is only 3.5 stripes or "points". Nowdays the bay sells 6 point and 8 point blankets as well. I personally have a strong preference for the more busy Pendelton blankets, particular...

More random clothing. I've been into trade blankets/point blankets for a while now but have yet to find anything truly special. These have a long an storied past and are very much part of North America's colonial history. For those of you unfamiliar with Hudson's Bay Company, they were making wool t...