Great place to find local antiques. A variety of Eastern Sierra items like mule buckles made…read morelocally. They have fishing and hunting antiques which are quite intriguing. They also have jewelries and furnitures.

Cool antique store right off 395. Nice folks run it and there is a lot of antique furniture here! I…read morepurchased a very cool hand carved dough bowl.

Highly recommend this sweet little shop! They have so many great finds! I bought my husband and son…read moregreat quality cowboy boots and myself a cute little country jacket. Shelley was the sweetest and was so helpful. I will definitely be coming back!

Fantastic and unique collection of quality vintage western wear, boots, and jewelry at a great…read morevalue. Found a beautiful bangle and had such kind help finding my first pair of boots from the shop owner and lots of tips/info for fit and comfort!! Can't wait to come back soon and find more treasures.

Why is everything soooo pricey here?!? I love shopping vintage but this place is insanely…read moreoverpriced. Selection was sparse.

Love this new store in our little town of Bishop! It's a quality vintage store but without antique…read morestore prices. She has a bit of everything and all is fairly priced. What I really love about this store is that the owner has an eye for collectables; there isn't one thing in Rogue Wave that isn't cool and interesting to look at. She also carries clothing but again, nothing boring. Cool stuff you won't find anywhere else. Seriously. If you're passing through or visiting the area, you need to check out this store. Nothing anywhere in the Eastern Sierra comes close to her merchandising and vision. Yesterday I had the great experience of buying something I collect that will be in my family for EVER. Thank you to Emily the owner for having a keen eye for everything cool!

I love Bishop Coins. It's a family-owned shop, and the owner's son has recently taken over. I'm…read moreglad to see he's keeping the family tradition and spirit alive. We all know precious metals have skyrocketed in recent years, but you'll always find fair prices here. There's no new math or gimmicks--just honest, down-to-earth people. It's a father, son, and daughter working hard to keep this family business alive in Bishop. If they ever disappeared, I can imagine another marijuana dispensary or some chain business taking their place. I'm thankful they're still here serving the community. We come to Bishop every year to fish and enjoy the local shops, and Bishop Coins is always my number one stop in town. Highly recommended.

I spent Independence Day in Bishop, and I stopped in do some shopping and browsing at this…read morefantastic store, Bishop Coins. The owner, Bill, is a great guy, a class act, patient and knowledgeable. His store offers a wonderful mix of coins, jewelry, antiques, and curiosities. My hubby wound up purchasing a coin for himself and a poker chip for his dad's collection. He bought me two beautiful pairs of earrings -- one pair is notably of an older era, detailed and gorgeous. I bought myself a shark tooth fossil (I have a fascination with sharks) and a sterling silver dish to display it. The shop has endless browsing opportunities, and chatting with Bill made the visit even more memorable. Bishop Coins will now be our Eastern Sierra tradition.

Found a couple of cat figurines for our collection here…read more Nice and friendly owners. Fair pricing.

I popped in after a hike for a quick treasure hunt, and I was not disappointed! Indie Cat vintage…read moreis quite a large store and the owner was there to greet us. There's something for everyone here, whether it's home goods, books, records, clothing, artwork, and so much more. The shelves are nicely organized so it was fun to peruse each one to see if there was something that caught my eye! While I left without treasures, that's just part of the game. If you like vintage stores/thrifting, Indie Cat is worth checking out to see if you might find your own treasures!

So glad to have a new store in Lone Pine! Wow, what a variety to find in a small town! Definitely…read moreworth stopping by and seeing if they have something you're looking for. This isn't your every day thrift store. It's more of an antique store thrift store collectible store all in one. There are things I personally am not interested in (coins, knives, sports cards), but I do love that they have such a variety of items - both rare and hard to find as well as things you just need (western cowboy cowgirl hats, vintage and modern fishing gear (took pics of reels, fly fishing items and wood lures), off-road gear (motorcycle boots, helmets, etc), modern and vintage gaming (I saw Atari and Wii), books, hiking gear (backpack), etc.). Ok here goes - I'll try to include everything I saw (in pics and words). Automobilia, vintage license plates, die cast cars, vintage military items (Vietnam, WWII), crystals and petrified wood and rocks (my favorite!), vintage and maybe modern ski gear and sleds, antique bottles, Coca Cola/coke collectibles, tribal/Indian items - arrow heads and kachina dolls (?) and pottery, jewelry, artwork, glassware, on and on and on.

Lots of cool Knick knacks to check out if you're in Lone Pine. The owner is very nice and friendly…read moretoo. Found a couple cool things and was happy to support a small local business!

Staff are always very courteous and helpful. Plenty of vendors with a large variety of goods…read more Something for everyone.

One of my favorite antique stores in Old Town Clovis. I love wandering around the store to see…read morewhat's new from years gone by. Super nice folks who have booths there. Great selection of items. Plenty of parking (FREE) on both Pollasky and on 5th. Good prices.

Get your antiques, vintage furniture, dusty treasures, and collectible bargains right here on Kings…read moreCanyon Road. Very convenient stop near King's Canyon/Sequoia Park entrance, near other businesses in Squaw Valley. Like to hunt for vintage treasure? Look no further than this little shop filled with a jumble of goodies - on my recent stop I saw railroad signal lights (fresnel lenses!), collectible plates, incredible blue glass items, Avon perfume bottles, a beautiful record player cabinet, framed mirrors, cute jewelry, full-grown jade plants, very cool Lionel trains, a vast souvenir spoon collection, pottery, glass, books, vinyl, and more. No clothing here, but everything else your flea market heart could desire. Friendly owner has great local knowledge. Sweet elderly shop dog will give you a wag. Great way to end your trip to the nearby National Parks.