A sampling of treasures found at recent flea markets...
Far left: Very cool 1970's Weltron AM/FM 8-track stereo combo with matching satellite speakers. Affectionately known as the Space Ball, this famous model was also originally made in orange/red and yellow, and all are highly collectible today.
Left: Colorful assortment of vintage kitchenalia, plus old rotary-dial table-top and wall phones.

Far left: This arrangement of green depression-era glassware included reamers, sherbets, sugar bowls, creamers, berry bowls, cups and saucers, vases, and plates in a variety of different patterns.

Left: A table full of original Star Wars and Star Trek collectibles from the 60's and 70's attracted much attention, especially with the vendor getting into the spirit of things!

Far left: A funky mix of shabby chic accessories, Marilyn Monroe memorabilia, plus an old red-wheeled scooter to boot!

Left: This table featured a large display of 1940's - 1950's American art pottery, including cookie jars, planters and figurines by companies such as McCoy, Royal Copley, American Bisque, Robinson Ransbottom, and more.

Far left: Striking Oriental satin robe with hand-embroidered floral motif.

Left: Of all the fictional characters collected, the most well known and arguably best-loved remains Mickey Mouse. Introduced by Walt Disney Enterprises in the late 1920's, Mickey was an instant hit and his popoularity has only grown over the years. Many different products were made in his likeness -- as well as his friends Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Pluto -- such as watches, wind-up toys, ceramic figurines, games, jewelry, and clothing, to name just a few. Mickey Mouse collectibles are still being produced today, and continue to have an avid following.

Far left: Grouping of Medalta and other pottery crocks and bottles, mixed with a nice selection of country pine and maple furnishings.

Left: Fashionista alert! Display of stylish vintage purses in all shapes and sizes...

Left: This sparking display of fashion jewelry included vintage examples made of rhinestones, jet, early plastics, cut crystal and glass, semi-precious stones, enamelware, and more. Many pieces were signed by designer makers such as Sherman, Coro, Eisenberg, Weiss, Miriam Haskell, Kramer, etc., adding to their value and making them very desirable to collectors.

Far left: A bright display of china, glass and retro lamps and shades. The old-style shades are hand-made and sold separately, and custom orders can be placed with the vendor.

Left: Eye-catching array of country kitchen collectibles, including pottery fruit and vegetable motif pitchers and plates, milk glass, and much more.

Far left: A very stylish 1950's lime green table lamp in excellent working condition.

Left: This table offered a wide variety of collectible bottles and jars, including ginger beer and pop bottles and cans, old canning jars, Coca Cola and other soft drink bottles and advertising, and much more.