The Closet has an excellent example of the 1903 edition of the Flinch card game, a great find for the collector of toys and games. This is a very early edition of a card game invented in 1901 which is still being sold in newer editions today. This copy includes all 150 cards, instructions and…
DetailsSORRY – This sold very fast. Please check back often for the latest treasures at The Closet. This is a vintage hand-cranked child’s sewing machine, dating from the late 1940s – early 1950s, manufactured in Germany by the Kay an EE corporation. It is marked with “Berlin, Made in Germany, US-Zone”. This pale green model…
DetailsIt’s Volunteer Appreciation Week, which is a good time to express our thanks to over 500 volunteers who supplied over 22,000 hours of service in 2018. We couldn’t do it without you! Thank you! For our shoppers, if you see one of The Closet’s volunteers in green aprons in the store, tell them thanks for…
Details(SORRY – IT SOLD – CHECK BACK OFTEN FOR WHAT’S NEW) Spring is just around the corner and with that it’s time to get back outside bicycling. The Closet has the perfect opportunity to upgrade to a high-quality ride. This Crossroads Sport 24-speed bicycle by the Specialized bicycle company is built for comfortable riding whether…
DetailsA group of volunteers from the Reston Office of the American College of Radiology recently spent their day supporting The Closet. They worked in several areas including pricing goods and helping to reorganize and clean up The Closet’s “north wall” of knick-knacks, decorative housewares, and collectables. The Closet appreciates their support and welcomes support from…
DetailsOn Saturday January 19th, The Closet partnered with the Reston Community Center, the Southgate Community Center, the Reston Association, and Cornerstones in service projects honoring Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. King’s legacy. Members of the community came to the center to perform a range of projects, one of which was sorting and organizing toys to be…
DetailsThis is a classic Seeburg Wall-o-matic jukebox wallbox as was found in years past in diners across America. Based upon the music selection, this was probably last in use in the early-mid 1980s. It’s clearly been used to select many songs, but should still display well and would be a great piece of Americana for…
DetailsWhen you donate, volunteer and shop at The Closet, you help us to help the local community. In 2018 The Closet provided over $94,000 in clothing, shoes and essential household goods at no cost to the needy. Additionally, from 2010 through 2018 The Closet has donated over $402K to local charities plus $148K in college…
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