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Specializing in anitiques, collectibles,
unique and one of a kind items, It has been remarked by more than one visitor to the store that it is more than an antique store. The 2nd Chance is a veritable Museum! Seems no matter how many times you go through the store, you always find another treasure you had not previously spotted! Tom excels in obtaining those hard to find articles. 1897 Carpenter Organ The barn red building on main Street has been a fixture in Oshkosh for almost 100 years, and has been in continuous use from the time H.A. (Humpy) Davis sold groceries and meat to his customers in 1912. After Humpy, a succession of store operators included Jacob Roudebush, L.H. Stroud, Bill Law, Oliver Stedry, and Ernest and Rosa Roloff. It became Tom's 2nd Chance in 1960, selling antiques, used furniture, oddities and unusual items, such as: old signs, cigarette and candy dispensers, dye dispensers, a 1910 pump organ, accordions, guitars, horns, key, tool & walking cane collections, doubletrees, four horse eveners, neck-yokes, and thousands of assorted pieces of merchandise. Come in and browse; you may find buried treasure! The 2ND Chance is for sale, an antiques, collectibles, and used furniture business that we have operated on Main Street for 46 years. Oshkosh, NE is a small, friendly town of approximately 900 people, and it has been our pleasure to do business with the greater share of them over the years. We will sell the 25x75 foot building with inventory and fixtures, or just the inventory. Call Tom or Shirley Sullivan for more information @ 308-772-3519; or email Shirley1933@embarqmail.com |
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