Long Island Trading Post

Great store with alot of antiques. Fairly priced, but the prices seem negotiable. All the money goes to back to the community, owner/​workers seemed like nice people. Deff worth checking out if you’re into records, electronics, sports memorabilia and general vintage items.

I approached the LI Trading Post to assist me in emptying my Mother in law’s home after she passed away in November. Bob, Laura and Steve made a stressful task so much easier. They came to her home, packed and took for sale in their store, lots of knick-​knacks. I felt good knowing that I was making a contribution to those less fortunate at the same time. For a nominal fee, Bob and Steve came back with a dumpster, and helped me empty the house of the remaining «stuff». Working with them I learned useful things about putting a home up for sale and even how to work with the county sanitation. They are truly angels.

This store is… Fantastic.
I am not in the Bellmore area very often but recently I was and after getting frustrated with the parking situation nearby, we decided to cut down Newbridge Road to make our way back to Sunrise Highway. Along the way, I noticed a store within a tiny strip mall that had beautiful chairs and witty signage outside in the parking lot. We decided to loop back around and visit, since I am into these types of stores.
The store ended up being exactly what I expected. Tons of knick knacks for your home. Items ranging from PBR signs to dressers to jewelry to electronics. There appeared to be items from various different decades all around the store. I found a Scahefer beer sign and since my grandfather worked for them, I had to have it. Keith (the owner) explained that they created this store back in January to give back to the community. They support LIFEC (Long Island Family & Elder Care) along with various other charities! They accept food donations, as well as clothing and anything else you may have. in the clothing section, the sign reads «all clothing is $ 3, unless you need it, then it’s free». Keith also explained that they sometimes get homeless people who come in and need clothing and they are more than willing to assist them. They also have canes and wheelchairs on-​hand at all times if someone is in need of those, as well.
The concept of this store is simply fantastic. They love donations and what they do receive and later sell are some pretty cool items (if you’re like me and like «funky» home décor) as well as useful items (clothing, canes, etc.). I’m excited to see what else this store gets in stock and I am also excited to donate a few clothing items to them, as well as some canned goods. It’s always a nice thing to give back to your community.