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The origin story of 49 South Antiques and Flea Market is pretty awesome. This antique market started as a small stall in an existing flea in Jackson, Mississippi, which closed down in 2005. The customers' demand for bargains and collectables was such that the demise of the market became more of a relocation, and just a short distance away 49 South Antiques and Flea Market spawned. Now with around 80 vendors, this market is as popular as it ever was, and continues to delight visitors with its wares.
One of the big selling points of 49 South Antiques and Flea Market is the open, friendly nature of the vendors and organizers. It feels like one big family, and many visitors here are regulars, popping by once a week at least to catch up on news and gossip. Of course, the returning crowds are also impressed by the goods for sale, and the fair pricing displayed at this flea, which is credit to the quality of the vendors and the passion for great finds to be available at great prices.
49 South Antiques and Flea Market is a bit of a typical flea market, in that there are really amazing pieces, some fairly average pieces and some items that are typical yard-sale-type stuff. There are great antiques to be found here, and despite being open for business almost every day the variety is excellent and items often changing. There is some very fine glassware to be found, as well as record collections, furniture, china dolls, vintage clothing, comics, toys and much, much more.
As one of the largest flea markets in the state, 49 South Antiques and Flea Market is one that should be on the list for all those that love second hand items and anything that is a bit unique. It embodies southern hospitality, and is a thoroughly pleasant way to spend a day. When you have been once, you are sure to become a regular!
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