Someday. Someday when I have the ability to thoroughly…read moreindulge myself, I'll come to Twice Touched and buy the most spectacular antique wood furniture. The best part of it will be knowing these wonderful pieces are not priced outrageously. The owner explained where the pieces came from (all over the country) and what they were used for, and the wood they were made of. If there was a re-creation of an antique, he explained that as well and gave us a few pointers on how to make the distinction. Twice Touched also carries some specialty things -- lamps, vases, wall art and the like. It was a visual and tactile treat from start to finish. We could have spent a lot more time browsing this shop and look forward to a return visit. Someday.

Not really sure how much was real. Nice smelling and dark. High prices and very nice Britney…read moreSpainal "Duke". Know your primitive's and you might find something. Seemed a bit pricey to me

Ok. The lady who runs this store is absolutely adorable. There is alot amazing stuff everywhere you…read morelook and if you dont want to spend hours digging through recent crap to find an actual vintage diamond this is the store you're looking for. Everything is so neatly displayed. You're looking for fiestaware. Shes got a section. You only want to look at mirrored beer signs. There is definitely a section. The prices are good. So if you're hipster from the west coast driving through you will need to stop here and get something authentic that will be a great conversation piece that your friends will be envious over. If you're nostalgic, you will find something here that was always at your grandparents house. I love this store. You will love this store.

Once you get there the place is really fun to explore. My biggest issue is the parking lot. Do…read moreyou drive thru the truck stop or dodge semis on the other side. Guess that would add to the adventure. ;) I collect crochet clothing oven mitts and really hit the jackpot there. Haven't been over in awhile. Should give it a shot some weekend.

I'm not sure what I enjoyed most about this place: it's hole-in-the-wall location; the raconteur…read moreowner, or the variety of treasures or not-treasures here. The large well-worn wooden doors in the sandstone brick is enticing but might be, for some, sketchy. There's a large sign on the door but no other markings. When I walked in, I was expecting a small space, but to my surprise, the building is far larger than it appears -- like a Tardis, I suppose. Things are sorted -- kind of: the kitchen things are in one spot, the glassware dining and living room accoutrements in another, and then a middle room with old clothing, spurs, saddles, chaps, and the back room with toys, books, vinyl, pictures, tools, knives, and other general things. The owner, a spry older man, tells everyone to come in and browse. If he's not helping a customer, or haggling over pricing, he's quietly sitting in the front reading. There's no air conditioning or water as he explains why he's not open in the winter. It's an old building that in the heat of summer stays cool inside. Owing to his health issues this might be his last year and he'll close when it gets too cold outside. But then again, maybe he won't. He hasn't decided. But for now, make him an offer on whatever you find and he'll work with it. Many of things he has accumulated he found from various road trips in the Dakotas, Wyoming, Nebraska and points west. When he mentioned his age and how long he's had this shop, I suddenly felt as though I have accomplished nothing at a much younger age. What a life he's had. Two visits to this shop already -- not because I need or want anything, but because I enjoy the adventure of the search and the stories. With that said, I did find a couple original craftsman screwdrivers to replace some I lost. I have to work on my haggling skills, though.

I think a lot of these 'antiques' are things that are just meant to look old, but aren't really…read more The owner seemed pretty preoccupied in having heated political discussions over the gun case in the back. It seems that most of the time and attention to detail in this store goes to the gun cage in the back, where there's scores of rifles and pistols all lined up along the wall and in display cases. From shotguns to rifles to pistols, this guy is proudly showing it off in the back of the store. The shop is long and narrow, crowded with merchandise. Everything is pretty clearly labelled. I didn't find a bunch of useful or rare stuff. Some of the stuff seemed to have been imported from some place like ebay instead of being bought and sold from local dealers around Red Lodge. I wasn't too impressed with this place.

Buyer beware! Not sure how many true antiques this store has. Lots of lamps and signs but expensive…read morefor sure! Know what your spending your hard earned $$ on.

Oh my goodness. I came not sure if whether these ladies could help me find blankets for our…read morepuppies. These ladies had perfect blankets for our babies! They were so friendly and so helpful! Thank you thank you thank you! I cannot thank you enough!

This is such an adorable thrift shop. Not only is it adorable, but the shop is HUGE!!! Such a wide…read morevariety of items (old & new) there is something for everyone. The owners/staff are so friendly and welcoming. Overall just a wonderful shopping experience. I'll definitely be back! The shop owners also bring their pups to the store and OMG they are so cute and lovable...

Carole with Fifty Shades of Rust Montana appraised a cigar store Indian that I had acquired. She…read moreinformed me it was a Gallagher Indian carved in Idaho and worth far more than I imagined. She left me with a written appraisal that can be used for insurance purposes should my treasure succumb to theft or damage. Carole is very professional, honest and extremely knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Carole from Fifty Shades of Rust Montana for any appraisal service!

This store has been closed for sometime now. It's sad because I loved the place and the owner was…read morevery talented.

What a fun shop! Kate and Vanessa are very good at what they do! The Annie Sloan paint line and all…read moreaccessories are sold here. But the greatest part, they teach you how to use it too! Various techniques to transform old stuff into beautiful new creations. Take a class and learn from these amazing ladies!

Large selection of items all expertly organized. Very friendly staff. Lots of clothing and a nice…read moreselection of books.

First off, the purse rule is unacceptable. We were travelers and not about to leave our purse in…read morethe car or the lockers provided. I understand if it were a large purse or a backpack. Gal at front desk was very friendly. Loved the kitty! Most prices were outrageous! We are thrifters so that was a real shock. Our group picked up several things with a $100 price tag. We all agreed that half price days would make it much more realistic. They had a buy one get one free on tshirts but none of us were interested in any tshirts. They had a good selection of clothing, just very pricey. We would visit again but not unless they change the purse policy. Maybe cameras vs violating my right to carry my purse into a store would be better??