American Classics Marketplace

Love the environment and the employees, they always help my husband and I whenever we have questions. They have lots of stuff and really really affordable. My husband has bought so many beautiful items from here and we continue going till this day. We love how huge it is ! 10/10

Awesome place found many steals and deals. Have fun walking around too when bored. Will recommend to people who want to re-sell items and make some profits

I love this Antique Store soo much. They have unique and rare items. Many cool antiques but also handmade jewelry and clothing, rare books, homemade jams, jerky and pickled foods. I just love to browse here and look at everything and always find treasures. Highly recommend this place. 5 stars*****

Beyond incredible! Recommend: Without a doubt a MUST!This antique location covers just under 400 individual vendors, if you can envision that. This place will not take you less than an hour or two to go through if you're looking at every stall.The sheer volume of floor space wall space and articles is boggling to my mind and probably only second to the largest place I found in the United States of America located in Texas.The sheer size of the vendor spaces allows you to find nearly any kind of product, from any part of the past. It is easily to get lost and if you're new here I would recommend cell phone contact with your counterpart. I absolutely loved walking through here finding things that did interest me as well as things I had forgotten about from my youth. This is truly a must when visiting this side of the state, you will not be disappointed!

I absolutely love this store. They have antiques from every decade and it just goes on and on. I spent an hour or two with my mom browsing and reminiscing.

Loved this place. If you are a vintage freak, this is for you! Huge!!! Prices vary throughout.......but I found some things at great price. Staff was very nice. The store on the outside does not look like much but once you get inside, it's huge and you won't be sorry.

There is a lot to look at, but prices are a little high. I liked some of the area set ups, but the lay out was confusing and lacked a natural flow for shopping.If you are short on time, skip this facility. The area has some larger and better priced antiques stores.

Got a few hours to kill? Head on over to this place, you could easily get lost here! We were on the hunt for an old window and unfortunately didn't have any luck but we did grab an old camera, some books, and LIFE magazine from 1960. There are so many neat things to look at including jewelry (old and new), furniture, books, every type of collectible I could think of, and soooo much more! Tons of parking and the place is actually as big as it looks!

I get a real sense of peace & calm walking through this place. It occurred to me the last time i visited that all the old collectables i have at home, all the old tools, all the old coins & old toys will likely end up here once i'm outta the way & my brats have to root through it all. And perhaps someone else will find that same sense of peace & calm i once knew...

Beware of the lady who sells Elgin and Waltham pocket watches. Her tags use the word functioning which to you and I means it's in working condition. The watch we bought had a broken balance staff. She revealed to the one clerk who talked to her that she knew this because she took it to a local watch repair. The other clerk who called her back when we wanted our money back was told it was not broken. In the future she said she will not return a customer's money when the watch is broken. Beware functioning probably means broken!!!! She has a display at American classics Colorado springs. We bought a Waltham vanguard model 1908 year made 1945 with a leather John Deere fob.