Grrl Pickers are a small group of friends who sell anything vintage that catches our fancy. We sell online through eBay and Etsy (see links on this page) and we also sell locally through Under the Bed Vintage and Collectibles (located at 386 Lindelof Ave, Stoughton, MA) and through Middleboro Antiques located in Middleboro, MA. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by email: grrlpickers@aol.com or through our Facebook page.
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Saturday, June 8, 2024
Plymouth Punk Rock Flea Market August 8, 2024
Monday, August 7, 2023
Nathan Harrington, don't forget your lunch!
Barbara Friedlander Fan Expo Boston 2023
Friday, August 4, 2023
Monday, March 28, 2022
My Little Pony thrift shop finds: The Tail End
Lacy came over to my house today to work on Grrl Pickers stuff and she told me that she had made a classic "rookie mistake" while picking for the shops and she showed me the items she had bought.
Probably much like her, I did not see the issue right away, these used ponies are very collectible and it looked like a great score.
Then I looked closer,
Me: "Why do they have anuses?"
While we were discussing what do do, Lacy had a brilliant idea that we think will make a rainbow from the rain of this mis-pick. We are going to make an "Island of Misfit Toys" bargain box to put in our space at Under The Bed Collectibles (Formerly Upscale Resale Gallery) at 386 Lindelof Ave, Stoughton, MA 02072.
We plan to donate the profits from the misfit box to a local children's charity, Lacy is working on finding just the right one and we are so excited that as disappointing as these were at first, she has found a way to do something awesome with them. (cocktail umbrellas not included LOL!).
Ye haw!
(We will update this post as soon as we fill, set up the box in the shop and decide on a charity)
Thursday, March 10, 2022
Hit Parader July - Aug 1961
We found this vintage magazine while out shopping this past weekend. Lacy and I laughed at how times sure changed from the time this was published until the time when we were reading Hit Parader in the 1980's.
Hit Parader in the 1980's was definitely written with a male reader in mind. There NEVER would have been an ad for feminine hygiene products in later versions of the magazine!