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Remove item	Thumbnail image	Product	Price	Quantity	Subtotal
×		Bazaar Magazine January 1957	$35.00	Bazaar Magazine January 1957 quantity	$35.00
×	$Vintage British Rail travel poster Ilfracombe designed by Walter spradbury$	Vintage British Rail Travel Poster designed by Walter Spradbery	$850.00	Vintage British Rail Travel Poster designed by Walter Spradbery quantity	$850.00
×		Vintage Valentine card featuring three cupids in a fountain with fold out crepe paper base	$25.00	Vintage Valentine card featuring three cupids in a fountain with fold out crepe paper base quantity	$25.00
×		Vintage map of South America circa 1906	$65.00	Vintage map of South America circa 1906 quantity	$65.00
×		Vintage Victorian Edwardian Die-cut Pop-out Valentine card	$60.00	Vintage Victorian Edwardian Die-cut Pop-out Valentine card quantity	$60.00
×		Original Louis Icart vintage poster print Le Panier De Pommes (Basket of Apples)	$375.00	Original Louis Icart vintage poster print Le Panier De Pommes (Basket of Apples) quantity	$375.00
×		Vintage Valentine Two children Dancing	$18.00	Vintage Valentine Two children Dancing quantity	$18.00

Cart totals

Subtotal	$1,428.00
Tax	$185.64
Total	$1,613.64

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About Gadabout

One of the best curated stores in Toronto. Gadabout is the old curiosity shop only better! It’s filled with items from the late 1800s through the late 1970s. Curios, nostalgia, ephemera – oodles of paper, incredible vintage posters, tons of fabulous vintage clothing and accessories for men and women. Amazing textiles. It is a well-known haunt for wardrobe, prop and set decorators for film and theatre production. Gadabout does not carry furniture. If it’s small, cool, enigmatic, it’s probably in the store. The store contains a myriad of drawers all labeled and organized with items ranging from spats and opera glasses to slide rulers and office supplies. There’s even a whole area of vintage housewares.

Gadabout is not a consignment shop.