Go crazy in this fabulous, year-round office supply shop that is like no other. It is jam packed with everything you could desire for business and creative endeavors. Paper is sold in packages, by the sheet or the pound. You can find rolls of newsprint, colorful desk blotter paper, stationary, copy paper, drawing paper and so, so much more. There are stacks of supplies on tables and housed in old fashioned antique furniture and on wracks. The shop has an old time feel but is almost like a warehouse with its diversity.
Discover drafting and art supplies, loads of children’s crafts, ready made signs, stickers, stencils, folders and handsome calendar and appointment books.
They offer several racks of greeting cards including those by Leanin’ Tree. Choose just the right pen from a wide variety. Shop for receipt books, ink for printers, calculators, and even wax seals! They have very cool craft scissors that have 5 different kinds of interchangeable blades. The folks here are always helpful.
The shop is a real throwback to a past era. Stop in for the fun of it!
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