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    Willcox Traders

    5.0(2 reviews)
    63.5 mi

    This quirky antique store occupies several different spaces in "downtown" Willcox, so it's pretty…read moreeasy to find. The owner and his family staff the stores and are incredibly welcoming and fun to deal with. Willcox Traders offers a huge mix of items from antiques to video games, and even the odd small animal (on our visit, a rabbit and a couple of chickens were present). The store's friendly resident tomcat, Simon, is adorable. We found several must-haves here and did a little wheeling and dealing with George. Do check this place out and I doubt you will be disappointed!

    I am from Tuscon, I have been to this place twice. Both times the gentleman (I think his name is…read moreGeorge) treated me with great respect and I really think he is an honest man. Many months ago I went there and saw they had several old kerosene lamps and I bought one that I really like. Then last week as I passed through Willcox I stopped and bought a 175 pound anvil for a few hundred dollars. I had been looking for one for a very long time, his price was a very good for a very large anvil. However, I was caught off guard and was short $40. He said I could send it to him. When I tried to pay him he said to round it off and keep the last $60 and just send him $100. He joked and said "I don't want you to run out of gas on your way home and I have to come and rescue you". Not liking to owe people I insisted he take the other $60 and I sent him the last $40 when I got home. But I ask, how many people would trust a stranger living 100 miles away to send him $40, let alone $100? He did. And how many would even care about me driving home with too little money on me? He was one of the most pleasant men I have ever met and he has a lot of "stuff" in his three buildings. What more could you ask for? David F. Branson Tucson, AZ

    Copper Mountain Emporium - homedecor - Updated May 2026

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