Holy crap, you guys like to shop. Etsy doesn’t let you see the stuff that’s already been sold, so I thought I’d post some photos of the goods gone by. Some of this stuff is still available, however. Today’s new items are the Bisque dolls from Japan and the toy car ornaments.

Also, there’s an excellent Stocking Stuffer Guide up at Mighty Junior. Go have a look.

-Kinda Anthropologie:
Vintage 1950’s CASHMERE EMBROIDERED sweater Never Worn

-Rad:
Victor Costa for NEIMAN MARCUS ASSYMETRIC Gown Dress 8

-The ultimate maternity coat:
ViNTAGE 50s NEIMAN MARCUS RED SILK PARTY COAT

-Love the hood:
Vintage 60s 70s SAKS FIFTH AVE Camel Hooded Long Coat, size 4

-I have one of these, and I adore it:
ANTIQUE EGG CHARM WITH HAND CARVED BIRD INSIDE

-Cock cuffs:
VINTAGE SILVER & BLUE ENAMEL ROOSTER CUFFLINKS

-Chin straps are surprisingly useful:
Vintage 1940’s Baby Knitted Fitted Hat

-Kutani Covered Bowl
-Vintage California Pottery Crane

In addition to all the personal shopping we did in Michigan, Melissa and I picked up a few things for you as well. We’ve launched an Etsy store called Mighty Goods Finds with all the awesome finds we’d have squirreled away if only we had endless space.

I’ve been daydreaming about doing little travel stores ever since we came back from Argentina last year with a suitcase full of amazing stuff. So if this ends up being as much fun as I think it’ll be, maybe you’ll see a little shop pop up every time the editors travel.

We’ll be posting something new every day until we run out of goods, so go have a look and see if there’s a good gift for someone on your list.

I find myself oddly in love with Detroit. I didn’t know much about it before we left, but it turns out to be kind of magically empty. There are people everywhere, just not as many as you expect to see given the infrastructure. All these gorgeous buildings are being left to themselves, like giant, crazy-expensive sculptures. Plus there’s all this amazing modernist architecture going for a song. It feels like it’s on the verge of a thousand artists descending and making it a freaky creative wonderland. Anyway, I didn’t have much time to go on photo safari, but here are a few shots I got. If you’re looking for shots of Melissa and her crew, they’re on Flickr.