Service Areas · Southern California
Where we buy, and what we buy.
One phone call brings us to your door anywhere in Southern California. These are the places we visit most and the things we know best.
Vintage Levi’s & Denim
Our deepest specialty. We drive anywhere in Southern California for good denim, and we pay collector prices for the real thing.
- Sell vintage Levi’s to people who know what they’re holding.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Orange County to buyers based right in Laguna Hills.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Los Angeles without the middleman markup.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in San Diego, where sea bags kept the good stuff.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Long Beach, a city that wore its denim to work.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Pasadena without the 4 a.m. alarm.→
- The best denim in California is still coming out of inland barns.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Ventura County, where the denim actually worked.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Palm Springs, where the dry air did the archiving.→
- Sell vintage workwear. The harder the life, the better it aged.→
- Sell vintage Carhartt to people who know what a union label means.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in Huntington Beach, where the work clothes outlived the work.→
- Sell vintage Levi’s in San Juan Capistrano, minutes from our warehouse.→
Jewelry & Watches
Costume and vintage jewelry, watches, and signed pieces, evaluated in front of you and paid in cash the same visit.
- Sell a vintage watch without wondering what it was really worth.→
- How to tell Lone Mountain from Lander Blue, and either from a tourist piece.→
- We buy costume jewelry. The whole box, read free at your table.→
- Family jade deserves a slow, respectful read.→
- Orange County jewelry boxes are full of names nobody checked.→
- The best costume jewelry in America was made for Los Angeles.→
- San Diego kept its costume jewelry. We drive down for it.→
- How to tell what your Native American jewelry actually is.→
- A squash blossom necklace is worth far more than the silver in it.→
- A good concho belt is silver worth reading, not silver worth melting.→
- Old pawn is the good stuff, and the melt counter cannot see why.→
- Inherited jewelry, read before anything leaves the house.→
- Conejo Valley dressers are full of jewelry nobody has read.→
- The Valley kept its jewelry boxes for sixty years.→
- Pasadena jewelry boxes were built by people who dressed for things.→
- A free turquoise jewelry appraisal, from someone who handles it every week.→
- Irvine is downsizing, and the jewelry boxes are coming out first.→
- Newport Beach jewelry boxes keep Chanel next to the real thing.→
- Laguna Woods jewelry boxes hold sixty years of dressing up.→
- Anaheim has been keeping jewelry boxes since 1857.→
- Huntington Beach jewelry boxes were filled in the sixties, and nobody has read them since.→
- Long Beach jewelry boxes came home from the sea and the shipyard.→
- It all looks fake, and there is fifty years of it. That is a Mission Viejo jewelry box.→
- A San Clemente house can stay in one family for fifty years, and the jewelry box stays with it.→
- Laguna Niguel jewelry boxes look like all costume. That is why they deserve a read.→
- Bought at the swap meet, taken apart at the kitchen table, kept in Dad’s tray. That is a Costa Mesa jewelry box.→
Pokemon & Trading Cards
Base Set binders, 1st Editions, sealed boxes, and graded cards, sorted card by card and paid in cash.
- That binder from 1999 deserves a serious look.→
- Orange County garages are full of 1999.→
- LA collections run deeper than anywhere. So do the prices paid wrong.→
- San Diego, the most collector-minded county on the coast.→
- Irvine kept the binders, and often the Japanese cards too.→
- Mission Viejo was designed to raise children. Those children collected Pokemon.→
- Lake Forest is next door, and full of 1999 binders.→
- A city as young as the hobby itself.→
Beyond California
We buy from anywhere in the country: a video call to look together, a price agreed on the spot, PayPal payment before you ship, and shipping on us. Alaska is personal here, one of us grew up there.
- Alaska kept its Levi’s. We pay what they’re actually worth.→
- Where do you actually sell old clothing in Fairbanks?→
- Four of every ten Alaskan closets are within an hour of Anchorage.→
- Grandpa’s uniform deserves a real answer, not a donation bin.→
- Clearing out the family farm or ranch? Call us before the old work clothes go.→
- Southern Oregon wore its Levi’s hard. We pay what they’re actually worth.→
Hoarder House Cleanouts
Full cleanouts run by buyers: we find what has value, pay cash for it, and credit every purchase against the cost of clearing the house.
- Hoarder house cleanouts in Orange County, by buyers who know what’s buried.→
- Estate cleanouts should be the last step. Most companies make them the first.→
- Anaheim hoarder house cleanouts, priced by the object instead of the truckload.→
- Garden Grove kept everything for fifty years. We read it before we clear it.→
- Los Angeles hoarder house cleanouts, with a buyer’s eyes on every box.→
- San Diego hoarder house cleanouts that pay attention, and sometimes pay the family.→
- Inland Empire cleanouts for the houses, and the barns behind them.→
- Santa Ana hoarder house cleanouts, read before they are hauled.→
- Fullerton hoarder house cleanouts, starting with what the house is worth.→
- Cleanouts in Orange, where a full house is often a collection.→
- Westminster cleanouts, done at the family’s pace and in the family’s order.→
- Huntington Beach cleanouts, and the garages nobody has opened in years.→
Specialties
The categories we know piece by piece, from guitars and signage to sterling and California art.
- Sell military memorabilia to buyers who understand what it meant.→
- Sell mid-century furniture without lifting a credenza.→
- Sell the sign that has been hanging in the garage for forty years.→
- Sell a record collection without pricing it album by album.→
- That box of concert tees might be the best thing in the closet.→
- Sell western wear to buyers who live and breathe it.→
- Sell a coin collection without it being treated as scrap.→
- Sell the toys that survived the attic.→
- Sell the posters that came home from the theater.→
- Sell the Hawaiian shirts that came home from the Pacific.→
- Sell the bike that has hung in the garage since 1972.→
- Sell the stereo your father would not let anyone touch.→
- Sell a library to someone who reads the shelves, not the yardage.→
- Sell the rug for what the weaver put into it.→
- Sell the mixing bowls your grandmother never chipped.→
- A free, honest read on your vintage clothing. Usually the same day.→
- Fender was born down the road. Sell your guitar to people who never forgot that.→
- Sell the handbag today, not on consignment six months from now.→
- Sell California art to buyers who know the Laguna school by hand.→
- Sell a fur coat to buyers who will tell you the truth about it.→
- Sell an antique clock before someone moves it the wrong way.→
- Estate liquidation, handled by people who know what things are worth.→
- Want your antiques appraised? Read this first.→
- Consignment means waiting. There is another way.→
- Yes, we buy that.→
- Antique buyers who come to you.→
- Inherited a Case knife collection? We buy it whole, from any state.→
Orange County
Home base. We operate from our warehouse in Laguna Hills, so most OC visits happen within a day or two.
- Sell vintage clothing in Orange County.→
- Sell antiques in Orange County without moving a single piece.→
- Estate buyers for Orange County. Call us first, while everything is still in the house.→
- For the professionals who manage estates: make us the first call, not the last.→
- An estate sale company that knows what things are worth.→
- Estate buyers for Irvine. Quiet, quick, and done properly.→
- Newport Beach house calls, for things worth a second look.→
- Estate buyers based right here in Laguna Hills.→
- Sell vintage in San Juan Capistrano, with a free house call.→
- Estate buyers for Huntington Beach, from longboards to lunch pails.→
- Sell vintage in Laguna Beach, where the houses were built by artists.→
- Estate buyers ten minutes from every Mission Viejo cul-de-sac.→
- Estate buyers for Anaheim, the city with magic in its garages.→
- Sell vintage in Santa Ana, the oldest closets in the county.→
- Sell vintage in Fullerton, the town that built the Stratocaster.→
- Estate buyers for Costa Mesa, the workshop of the coast.→
- Sell vintage in Tustin, from Old Town porches to hillside estates.→
- Sell vintage in Orange, the town where the dealers go shopping.→
- Estate buyers for Garden Grove, the city of original owners.→
- Sell vintage in San Clemente, the town that wrote surfing down.→
- Sell vintage in Dana Point, where Killer Dana still echoes.→
- Estate buyers for Laguna Niguel, ten minutes from your door.→
- Estate buyers for Seal Beach, fluent in Leisure World.→
- Estate buyers for Fountain Valley’s original owners.→
- Estate buyers for Yorba Linda, where properties come with barns.→
- Sell vintage in Brea, the town the oil fields built.→
- Estate buyers for Placentia, a town with packing house roots.→
- Sell vintage in La Habra, both sides of the county line.→
- Estate buyers for Westminster, in every language the city speaks.→
- Estate buyers for Lake Forest. We are practically neighbors.→
- Estate buyers for Aliso Viejo’s first turning generation.→
- Estate buyers for Buena Park, where roadside America lived.→
- Sell vintage in Cypress, the city the dairies built.→
- Sell vintage in Los Alamitos, small town, three histories.→
- Estate buyers for RSM, fifteen minutes up the toll road.→
- Estate buying in Villa Park, where the lots were big enough to keep everything.→
- The busiest estate town we serve is ten minutes from our door.→
Los Angeles County
From Long Beach to the Valley, we make LA house calls weekly. Dense estates and deep closets are what this county does best.
- Sell vintage clothing in Los Angeles, to dealers, not resellers.→
- Estate buyers for Long Beach, where the houses kept everything.→
- Sell vintage in Pasadena without renting a flea market booth.→
- Sell vintage in Whittier, a town that never threw things away.→
- Estate buyers for Torrance, where the engineers lived.→
- Sell vintage in Glendale, a city of serious households.→
- Sell vintage in Burbank, where the studios sent things home.→
- Estate buyers for the Valley, ranch house by ranch house.→
- Sell vintage in Santa Monica, the original beach city.→
- Estate buyers for the Hill, without the estate sale circus.→
- Estate buyers for Manhattan Beach, before the bulldozer wins.→
- Sell vintage in Culver City, where the movies actually lived.→
- Sell vintage in Claremont, the city of trees and PhDs.→
- Sell vintage in Downey, the city that built the moon ships.→
- Estate buyers for Lakewood, the suburb that started it all.→
- Estate buyers for Cerritos, from Dairy Valley to now.→
- Sell vintage in Hermosa, where jazz met surf met punk.→
- Sell vintage in El Segundo, aerospace’s hometown.→
- Sell vintage in Monrovia, the foothills’ keeping town.→
- Sell vintage in San Pedro, the port that remembers.→
- Estate buyers for Pomona, fair city and drag city both.→
- Sell vintage in Glendora, pride of the foothills.→
- Estate buying in Beverly Hills, where discretion is the whole point.→
- Sell vintage in West LA, from faculty bookshelves to studio closets.→
- Sell vintage in Sherman Oaks, where the garages remember everything.→
- Estate buying in Arcadia, where the households run deep and the timelines run short.→
- San Marino kept everything. We buy it quietly.→
- Sell vintage in South Pasadena, the small town that LA never quite absorbed.→
- Estate buying in Redondo Beach, where aerospace met the pier.→
San Diego County
Regular routes from Oceanside down to Chula Vista. Military history runs deep here, and we buy it with the respect it deserves.
- Sell vintage clothing in San Diego, a city built for our trade.→
- Sell in La Jolla, quietly and without the auction wait.→
- Sell vintage in Oceanside, where the Corps and the coast meet.→
- Sell vintage in Carlsbad, the village that kept its character.→
- Sell vintage in Encinitas, where the 101 never lost its soul.→
- Sell vintage in Fallbrook, the village with gems in the hills.→
- Estate buyers for Escondido’s hidden valley households.→
- Sell vintage in Vista, where the workshops never rust.→
- Estate buyers for Chula Vista, the south bay’s deep city.→
- Estate buyers for Coronado, the Navy’s village green.→
- Sell vintage in Point Loma, where the Navy and the tuna fleet came home.→
- Estate buying in Del Mar, where discretion is most of the job.→
- Estate buying inside the Covenant, done quietly and on paper.→
- Estate buying in Poway means walking the barn too.→
- Estate buying in the Jewel of the Hills, where old houses kept their contents.→
- El Cajon estates live in the garage as much as the house.→
- Downsizing in San Marcos, on your timeline and not ours.→
Inland Empire
Riverside, San Bernardino, and the towns between. Workwear country, and some of the best denim finds come from here.
- Sell vintage in Riverside, where the barns still have things in them.→
- Estate buyers for Redlands, where the mansions kept their things.→
- Estate buyers for Corona, racing history included.→
- Estate buyers for Temecula, from Old Town to the vineyards.→
- Sell vintage in Norco, where every street is a bridle path.→
- Sell vintage in Upland, the lemon colony that kept its streets.→
- Estate buying in Rancho Cucamonga, where the vineyards still show through.→
- Estate buying in Ontario, where Euclid Avenue remembers the citrus money.→
- Estate buying in Murrieta, where whole lifetimes of collecting came to rest.→
Ventura & Santa Barbara
The northern end of our range. We batch visits, so mention your timeline when you call.
- Sell vintage in Ventura without feeding the thrift racks.→
- Sell in Santa Barbara, where the estates have estates.→
- Sell vintage in Ojai, the valley that collected on purpose.→
- Sell vintage in Oxnard, where the Seabees came home.→
- Estate buyers for Camarillo, gently and completely.→
- Estate buyers for Thousand Oaks, lions and all.→
- Estate buyers for Simi Valley, where the westerns were filmed.→
Palm Springs & the Desert
Mid-century furniture, estate jewelry, and desert-modern houses full of both. We schedule desert runs regularly.
- Sell vintage in Palm Springs, where the furniture is the estate.→
- Estate buyers who make Palm Desert simple from two time zones away.→
- Sell vintage in La Quinta, a hideaway town since 1926.→
- Estate buyers for the town where Hollywood went to unwind.→
- Sell vintage in Joshua Tree, where the dry air kept everything honest.→
- Estate buyers for Lake Arrowhead, where cabins stay in families for generations.→