California, USA is the host of the most cultural and diverse populations and visitors of the world. Historically and present day. Some of the most famous and sought after products of companies started and ended in California. Which means the residents worked at these companies, traveled for these companies, and were a part of the multi cultural scene of the decades leading to now. As you will see below, we uncover some of the most unique, untouched, and original things you can imagine…take a look.
Discoveries from estates, antique shops, even garage sales uncover the most diverse treasures in the world. From an Original Levi jacket, an original framed picture from Historic San Francisco Department store, the White House opened in 1884. Read More…
The entire San Francisco Bay Area encompasses the world not to mention outside of the Bay Area: Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Bodega Bay, Hearst Castle, Sonoma County Wine Country, the Music Scene in Marin County, George Lucas, Charles Swartz and so much more. Berkeley, Haight Ashbury, Gold Rush Country, Oakland, Silicon Valley, San Quenten and so much more…
Vacations, business trips, and a hodgepodge of world travel to and from this area bring the most fascinating old and new items. We find souvenirs, inventions, family heirlooms, memorabilia, brand new 50 year old top of the line clothing and even more treasures that are all around us. There just isn’t enough time in a day. But we will always make time for you! Our customer is the most important aspect of our business. When you deal with eStreet Marketplace, you have found a friend. We locate treasure for you.
Immigrant Levi Strauss moved from Bavaria to San Francisco, California in 1853 where he opened branch of his brother’s dry goods store. The rest is history. Levi employed thousands of people. We found a brand new original Levi Jacket, packed away in a box of an 85 year old man who worked for Levi. Sat in a box for decades.
Apple, Google, Facebook, Oracle, HP, Netflix…We find more factory sealed vintage software than you can imagine.
Pictured above is a sign, patch, and autographed t-shirt of Dick Klamfoth the first 3x winner of the Daytona 200 Motorcycle Race in 1949, 1951 & 52. That’s his signature from a Motorcycle Show. We didn’t know him but someone did.
