U S Flea Market Directory

Introduction includes such topics as: what a flea market is; a brief history of the flea market; tips on buying and selling; rules and regulations; and taxes and licensing for flea market vendors.

Listing hundreds of flea markets nationwide, plus selected Canadian markets, alphabetically for easy access, this guide contains flea market locations, directions, days and hours of operation, information on admission charges and parking fees, plus complete descriptions of facilities and types of merchandise available.

THE INDISPENSABLE GUIDE FOR FLEA MARKET SHOPPERS -- WITH LISTINGS FOR MORE THAN 800 LOCATIONS! -- COMPREHENSIVE. This amazing directory features hundreds of flea markets nationwide -- large and small -- from Hawaii to Maine and Montana to Florida, plus selected Canadian and European markets. -- CLEARLY ORGANIZED. The flea markets are alphabetically arranged -- state by state and town by town -- for fast and easy access. -- DETAILED INFORMATION. Each flea market includes the location, how to get there, days and hours of operation, admission charges, and parking fees, plus complete descriptions of the type of merchandise -- including antiques and collectibles -- usually available. -- UP-TO-DATE. Since flea markets open, close, and move with regularity, this revised guide carries the latest facts on the constantly changing venues. -- BOOTH RATE FACTS. All the important details you need to know on booth size, rates for dealers, and information on how to contact promoters. And don't forget to pick up the perfect companion volume, The Official Price Guide to Flea Market Treasures, to make sure you buy and sell at the right price!

COMPLETELY UPDATED AND EXPANDED! THE PERFECT GUIDE FOR THE FLEA MARKET SHOPPER [ ] COMPREHENSIVE. This incredible directory lists hundreds of flea markets nationwide--large and small--from Alabama to Wyoming, plus selected Canadian and European markets. [ ] CLEARLY ARRANGED. The flea markets are alphabetically organized--state by state and town by town--for easy access. [ ] DETAILED INFORMATION. Each flea market includes the location, directions, days and hours of operation, admission charges, and parking fees, PLUS complete descriptions of the market's facilities and the type of merchandise--including antiques and collectibles--usually available. [ ] UP-TO-DATE. Since flea markets open, close, and move with regularity, this extraordinary guide provides the latest facts on the constantly changing venues. [ ] BOOTH RATE FACTS. All the vital details you need to know on booth size, rates for dealers, and information on how to contact promoters. And don't forget to pick up the perfect companion volume, The Official Harry L. Rinker Price Guide to Collectibles, to make sure you buy and sell at the right price!

The most valuable reference tool for the biggest group of bargain hunters -- flea market shoppers. In this updated edition, readers will find hundreds of listings for the best flea markets across the nation. Comprehensive and completely updated, The Official Directory to U.S. Flea Markets, 8th Edition is a bargain hunter's dream. It lists hundreds of flea markets nationwide -- large and small -- from Alabama to Wyoming, plus selected Canadian markets. Alphabetically organized, state by state and town by town for easy access, each flea market listing includes the location, directions, days and hours of operation, admission charges, and parking fees. Plus complete descriptions of the market's facilities and the type of merchandise -- including antiques and collectibles -- are also available. Since flea markets open, close, and move regularly, this extraordinary guide provides the latest facts on the constantly changing venues. In addition, the book includes all the vital details on booth size, rates for dealers, and information on how to contact promoters.

A directory of the top one thousand flea markets offers bargain hunters such helpful information as hours of operation, fees, specialty item listings, vendor data, available services, and nearby attractions. Original.

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