The worst thrift store anywhere in North Idaho. Most prices are terrible (she thinks she's running…read moresome kind of boutique in the center of a poverty-stricken area.) If that weren't bad enough it is always extremely cluttered and difficult to get around. There are literal piles of junk most of which isn't really worth selling & should be given away to those in extreme need. She also doesn't stay consistent AT ALL with the hours that are posted on the door. We always skip this place now on our thrift days.

Fun lil' store. Customer service is really refreshing. If you are looking for MCM, vintage items,…read morethis place has them. I look forward to going to this store due to the feeling of the "treasure hunt" and the clerk is really fair with pricing. Add this to your thriting list for sure!

We're from California and stopped in Wallace for a bite to eat. This store caught my eye and we…read morecircled back to check it out. It turned out to be a fun experience. The ladies in the store are welcoming and knowledgeable. They gift wrapped some little treasures that I purchased for upcoming granddaughter birthdays and even matched the ribbons on the boxes to the stones in the silver jewelry. That was a nice touch. The selection is good and the stories behind some of the jewelry make it more interesting. When next in Wallace, we will stop in again. Oh! And make sure you take time to pet Jack the store's doggy mascot.

Service was great, selection of silver was extensive and the prices were so reasonable! Best store…read morein Wallace!!

A great, surprisingly big antique/thrift shop in Kellogg, Idaho! Kind folks run it. I found some…read morerecords and strange gew-gaws to give friends as gifts. I'll be back next year!

Love this place, lots of cool stuff to dig through. Wish we lived closer, it would definitely be a…read moreregular stop.

Three floors filled with many wonderful and unique antiques and collectibles from many different…read morevendors. There is also a large selection of used books. The store is located in an interesting historic building in beautiful downtown Wallace.

Drove from Coeur D'Alene to visit this store. Asked to use the restroom when we got there and were…read morerudely told no, there was not a restroom to use. Majority of the booths are garage sale type items, quite junky and sadly was not worth the drive.

Amazing place always has new and unique gifts coming in owners are very helpful very friendly love…read morethis place

Unfortunately, Dave is not a person who should work on a Savage 99. I sent a refurbished 1/2…read moreOctagon / 1/2 Round barrel .32 Win Spl to him to have an 80% ready stock fitted and checkered. The stock I sent to him he said he was not able to make fit. so he put a used stock on it and sent it back to me. I attempted to do a function check on it, and could not open the action, and he had scratched the finish on the receiver. Apparently; Dave did not do a function check of the rifle or visual inspection before sending it back to me. I called him to let him know, and he sounded exasperated, but said, to send it back, he will make it right. The second go around, a previously fixed repair on the receiver was popped out, and he ordered a different receiver (with my permission). A few months later I got the rifle back, the action was not checked (again). I had to use a lot of effort to get the action to fully open. When I attempted to put rounds in to test the rifle, the rotary and timing was off. I could not chamber any ammunition. I called him again to let him know and ask if he had attempted a function check...he admitted he had not. He said to send the rifle back to him. About a month or two later I get the rifle back, the rear stock has been changed, there is a crack in the tang on the left side, the checkering on the right side of the tang is outside of the lines, and looks horrible, the action is still tight and takes considerable effort to open, and the rifle will fire with the safety engaged on the lever. Additionally; there are vice marks in the forend of the stock near the receiver. I called to talk to him about it and come up with a solution. He cut me off, said to keep my money, he is done with this rifle and then hung up. He seems to be a very nice person, but I would not trust him to work on any firearm, not even a Stevens single shot .22 with the most simple of actions.

Some fifteen years ago, I had Dave re-blue a P38 that I had hand polished. He took over from where…read moreI stopped after seeing his ad somewhere. Given the condition of the rusted shut condition of the pistol when I got it, and the accolades I received after showing the before/after shots on a very "particular" on-line forum, his work is fantastic. I've just purchased a similar P38 in slightly better condition and am quite pleased to see his firm is still in business. I may or may not decide to have him look at the this one, but if you work with him, he will do his best to make your firearm look better, at a reasonable price. (There was no way, "back then," to express my thanks for a job "well done." So this review is long overdue. Thanks again!) Barry W.

The selection is awesome! They also support local community projects and our super sweet about that…read moresupport. We have many trees and plants from this nursery and will continue to use it as our only nursery. They have many sales and specials making great deals.

They say they are open, twice drove there and closed. Tried again today, signs to their place say…read moreopen, site says open, by their given hours, got there, and closed for season with sign entering driveway saying open. I Will not be buying plants there, or wasteing my gas or time. Thanks for nothing. N.H.

Update: Their website has an issue with updating the shipping price of some items. I did get…read morerefunded the difference after placing my order for the liners. I ordered a pair of double insulated guide pac boots. I followed their recommendations and ordered a size up. They fit well, sizing down would be a mistake. My disappointment comes with the cost of shipping. The boots cost $25 to ship from Kellogg, Idaho to Portland, Oregon. I ordered the 400gm liners later in the week, $25 again, for liners. I feel like this is a money grab. Thinsulate liners are not heavy or large sized, to charge the same as a pair of pac boots is outrageous.

Love the boots they make because i haveA wide foot and high arch Top notch line bootsread more