Jim’s Seek And Save Antiques Collectibles And More

I recently went there, looking for particular item. A one piece chair and desk, which I had look for in many places. I did come across the item here, unfortunately the size was not what I wanted. I have to say that the owner, let me know he had the item, went to a lot finding it in his storage area and when I said that it wasn’t the one I wanted, he said I’ll keep looking and let you know.
I really appreciate their efforts !

Yes. Y.E.S. I don’t want everyone to discover this place, but I definitely want to share how much I love JIM’s SEEK AND SAVE.
I stopped by today while in town for a family graduation and I was in heaven. This is my favorite kind of vintage/​antique store. It’s not easy to navigate but I love the hunt. You basically dig through all of the awesome to find what you’re looking for. And Jim knows what he has in stock. On Jim’s website it even says he strives to price low and it’s evident in store; his prices are great. I bought several teacups, some milk glass, a jadeite dish, and a glass front hutch all for less than I would have paid for the hutch at other places. The hutch needs some love, but that’s why I bought it. I wanted something I could refinish and paint something fun.
Check out the garage in back with discounted items. I found some gems there.
There’s also a room filled entirely with records. I wish I had a day to dig through it and see what crazy awesome rockabilly records I could find. I dream of finding some Wanda Jackson.
Bottom line? Next time I’m in town I’m coming back. There was so much I wanted to buy and I really had to limit myself. Plus, Jim, his grandmother, and his dog are pretty much super friendly and awesome. Go check this place out, but save some goodies for me!

This is a great little antique and flea market store located next to the Neighber’s bar off of Saddle Creek & Leavenworth. The owners will set out furniture and random items on a daily basis. The store is jam packed with all kinds of items, from records, stamps, lamps, chairs, vintage toys, and art. You truly never know what you’ll find in Jim’s.
There’s almost always some kind of sale going on here, and sometimes you can even get a «family» discount, if you know what I mean! There’s also an entire shed out back of discounted items (mainly furniture), so be sure to check it out.
A word to the wise… sometimes it’s hard to find stuff in Jim’s because there are just so many items packed into such a small building. Make sure you look behind and under things, or you might just miss a find!
As stated by Colin S., you’ll have to access the alleyway to use the parking lot.

This is a great antique/​thrift shop in midtown. I collect vinyl records and Jim’s has an entire room in the back dedicated to them. This place is a lot like Joe’s Collectibles and Second Chance Antiques downtown. You’ll find the same kind of eclectic stuff here. Great place to find an odd and original gift.
Parking is a little tricky for newbies. You have to access the parking lot via a back alley. There’s also a second building in the back that he can open if you ask.