A Trifle Further
James SigmanA lot of words, maybe too many words, and then a few more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 96 | Subscribers | Read | atriflefurther.substack.com |
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My Life in the Bins: National Sports Collectors Convention
In the inevitable best-selling biography that will be written of me after my death, there will be a great deal of time spent on crafting my origin story as a collector. And in either the fourth or fifth chapter devoted to telling that tale,...
My Life in the Bins: Golden Girls Antiques Mall/Aunt Bonnie's Books and Gifts/Barker Books and Vintage
Let it be known that upon arrival at the airport in Helena, Montana (now the smallest airport I’ve ever flown into…three gates!), I not only successfully resisted the urge to immediately hit an antiques store but in fact decided to focus on...
My Life in the Bins: All Sales Vinyl/Bizarre Bazaar
After our previous day in the bins of Wyoming and Nebraska (if you missed it, you can still read all about it here), it was time to bake in the summer heat in Fort Collins, Colorado, on a day with no real planned activities, Such a day is a...
My Life in the Bins: Eclectic Elephant/Bart's Flea Market/A Collective Gathering
(Behold, the first in a series of journeys into a collector’s mind—spoiler: I am the collector—as he navigates the antique malls, flea markets, record stores, conventions, and other purveyors of monuments of nostalgia in these United States...
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