What can we say?
We love the nostalgia that lies deep inside the walls of our store. We are a family owned and operated vintage, antique, and collectable shop full of items of our past.
Another Man’s Treasures (AMT) was a branch off of the “mothership” Capital City Antique Mall (CCAM) in 2015. In 2016 AMT became its own LLC and expanded to the Main Street side you see gaining more showroom floor.
CCAM and AMT are mother and son business so, its a heavy emphasis on “Family Owned”.
Do you have something that you’d like to sell us?
You can send us pictures of what you have using the links provided or text them to (385) 418-9948.
Please allow some time for our buyer to respond, as they are extremely busy. We are the only antique store in Tooele that purchases items in this manner, and many people are trying to sell to us. Our buyer is frequently in and out throughout the day with a demanding schedule, so please do not just bring items in without prior contact.
If you are seeking a formal appraisal, Tooele County has one certified appraiser whom you can contact for that service. Another Man's Treasures (AMT) offers retail evaluations only—this means we can provide information on what items are currently selling for in the market, not the prices people may be asking online. Our retail evaluation service costs $25 for 30 minutes of an evaluator’s time.
Store owner Frank and Beans with his master Tyson
Tyson was born in the Tooele Hospital which is now know and Asylum 49, The Haunted Hospital. Some say that’s where Tyson gets his weirdness from or it was something in the water from the chemical depot here. Tyson is a crazy cat that has a passion and love for the solid work from items of our past. He also loves business and with those two combined, what better way to play in life.
Tyson graduated Tooele High School in 1999 and from Utah State University in 2019 with a Bachelors in Business Administration. He currently serves on the Tooele City Planning Commission as the Commission Chair. He also serves on the board of directors for the Tooele Chamber of Commerce and is a past chairman. He has proudly served with his brothers and sisters in leather with an organization called Bikers Against Child Abuse for 16 years now.
“We buy junk and sell antiques”
Staff
Ralene, Connie, Trevor, Lindsey, & Stacy
