Bruce. . . an attitude of friendliness

It will only take you a minute or two of

being with fleattitude dealer Bruce

for you to realize that he’s a

r e a l l y  n i c e  g u y .

As nice as the vintage Santas he sells?

Just maybe. . .

His day job is as a nursing home administrator, something he's been 

doing for 16 years.

Before that he was a recreation director

at Health South. 

He says he's worked in health care

for a looonng time.

You have to be a nice person

to do that,

don’t you think?

Bruce says he likes selling at flea markets

because it is a quick way to move 

merchandise at a decent price.

Lucky for us, huh?

He also sells at Treasures Antique Mall

in Springville, where I perused his booth Looking for items to 

photograph for the blog.

He seems to like heads. . .

I asked Bruce how he got involved in the antique business, and completely loved his answer:

"I have always liked old junk. I think I got hooked on antiques when I was 14 years old. I worked for a lady who had bought an old mansion in American Fork. After they bought the property they started a demolition business to get salvage for their new property. I would got with her to pull salvage before the building was torn down. I found on old art deco lamp in the basement and ended up selling it for $275.00. It was then I realized that I could become rich from selling antiques (ha ha)."

One thing about Bruce’s booth, 

it’s diverse.  

You’ll find just about anything.  

From kitsch to Royal Doulton.  

He says, “I sell anything I 

think I can make money on.”  

Have you checked out his new 

“retro” booth 

at Treasures?  It’s

j u s t   p l a i n   f u n

Kinda like Bruce.

He describes himself as hard working

and always looking for new ways

to have fun.

Others would describe him as

Helpful

Caring

Friendly

Nice

You can't ask for much more in a guy than that, now can you?

Be sure to stop by Bruce's booth

at fleattitude and sit for a spell 

and you'll discover just how 

'friendly' 

a flea market can be!