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1 of 11Radio Flyer Classic Red Wagon
Haul all your fabulous midcentury treasures around the flea market and then back to the car without a backache in this Radio Flyer! ($99.99)
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2 of 11Aquamarine Swell Bottle
Staying hydrated is key to beating the inevitable heat at the flea market. Bonus points for carrying a stylish reusable water bottle! We also like it in emerald. ($35.99)
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3 of 11Midcentury Tote Bag
Keep track of smaller purchases and more fragile items by bringing a mod tote. Tip: Snag some plastic bags or tissue paper before heading out the door. That way your new barware will make it home without chipping. ($35.00)
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4 of 11Wicker Picnic Cooler Seat
Who doesn’t need a little pick-me-up after wandering the endless rows of a flea market? Fill this cute cooler up with snacks and water, toss it in your Radio Flyer, and you’ll be the Energizer Bunny version of a bargain-hunter. ($22.00)
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5 of 11Nike Palm Springs Velcro Cap
Show your love for the desert’s hottest midcentury town and keep the sun at bay with this stylish cap. ($28.00)
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8 of 11Hand Fan
Flea market season just so happens to coincide with summer—so get the most out of your bargain hunting by coming prepared to beat the heat with this hand fan. ($13.50)
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9 of 11BARE Republic Mineral Sunscreen Lotion
This goes without saying, but we’ll remind you anyways. Don’t forget to reapply your sunscreen! ($10.99)
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10 of 11Retro Red Leather Coin Purse
Having exact change in your coin purse can be helpful in haggling for the best deal. Don’t go to the flea market without a variety of bills, and throw in some quarters too. ($10.99)
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11 of 11Midcentury Modern Pink Argyle Pocket Journal
A vendor is holding your dream Lane coffee table—congrats! Don’t forget to jot down what aisle and booth they’re in, write it down in a journal. Plus, you can revisit your wish list, track where your money has been spent, and jot down vendor contact info. ($11.15)
Bonus! 5 More Insider Tips To Flea Market Bargain Hunting
- July 31, 2018
- Written by Kris Christensen and Photography by Sarah Jane Stone
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Sarah Jane Stone
Sarah Jane is a former editor of Atomic Ranch. She has over 12 years of experience in editorial strategy and content creation. She has built brands, grown audiences, coordinated storytelling across channels, launched products, and more. This work spans a global PR agency, magazine publishing, and an open-source software business — highlighting a nature of collaboration, adaptability, learning, and creativity.