L&L Fleatique Too, Adamsburg PA

L&L Fleatique Too is one of those little out of the way flea markets off of Route 30 between Greensburg and Irwin.

It has been one of my better stops in this adventure.  The place definitely has a 'mom and pop' feel to it, and the people were very nice!

Here's yet another personal item that I can't understand why someone would sell.

Sure.

Not too many kids today would know who Dick Dastardly is, and that makes me kind of sad.

There was a copy of 'Donkey Kong' hidden in this box...if only I had an Atari!

I think they had the entire stock of Ricky Bobby merchandise left in the US.

It wasn't considered 'gender stereotyping' back then.

I don't think I could have this disembodied head smiling at me.

I'm surprised they're not paying someone to take this TV.  It only weighs as much as an adult.

They were really big into Confederate memorabilia here.

OH YEAH!!! I used to get so excited when it was GeoSafari day in Elementary School.  Who else remembers this?

You could buy some petrified wood, or a 'paperweight' that suspiciously looked like a weed pipe.

Mace...you're doing it wrong. (yes, I know that Mace is a real spice, I just thought it looked funny)

What is it with people saving old bottles of laxatives?

 Anyone who plays way too much of the Fallout series will get this one.

Free at your doctor's office, $2 at a flea market...hey, we all gotta make a living.

Somehow I pictured the people in this game pretending to punch each other...

Who remembers these????

A perfect gift for Father's Day!!! A platter full of a dead guy's old ties.

The rare 'Pink Panther Dealer' doll.  Very valuable.

What is wrong with this lady's chest?

Wat?

Can anyone tell me who this guy is?  My husband says it's a character from Doug, but I'm not so sure.

Nope, not racist at all.

I'm surprised the stickers don't say 'wimmen' on them.

This whole bookcase was full of subtle racism.

HANGIN' TOUGH!

Why do people keep selling Depends at flea markets?

SOMEBODY LET HIM OUT!!

For all the 'Weird Al' wannabes.

Another example of someone selling their familie's personal possessions, except this one had a small surprise in it.

I don't know if the woman who owned this book wrote this poem, but it was still an amazing find...the book also had this woman's commencement announcement and program in it, as well as an article about (I'm guessing) one of her classmates.

Amazing find.

However, the ad in the back of the yearbook made me facepalm just a little bit.

CLAP ON, CLAP OFF.  CLAP ON, CLAP OFF, THE CLAPPER!

Beautiful mahjong case, but quite pricy.

Your kid can ride in style with their very own foot powered steel car!

Hi, Bill!

Does anyone else remember having to read these books in Elementary School, or is it just me?

Stay Classy, Adamsburg!