Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques, Jan 29 2013

Leif Norman

“Long time book collectors and readers, with a house full of books and children, Margaret Trevenen Black and Daniel Black had no choice but to open a bookstore. Teachers were not in great demand in 1979. The Blacks opened Black’s Vintage Books in Winnipeg’s West End. As the store grew, more space and better parking space was needed. In 1990 they became Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques and moved to St. James, 2059 Portage Ave. opposite the Assiniboine footbridge. They have been in their present location now for fifteen years and have grown amazingly. They expanded into ephemera and music of all kinds. They also carry small antiques and art.”

Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques

Antique Shop owned by Margaret Trevenen-Black and Daniel Black

Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques, Winnipeg

Margaret Trevenen-Black of Black’s Books, Winnipeg

Vintage Victorian Photos
Einstein looks over the bookstore

Many many books on the bookshelves
Blue Hawk Shuttlecocks

Black’s Books also has vinyl records!
Employees Only Upstairs

Silver Tableware at Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques, Winnipeg

Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques, Winnipeg. A mesmerizing amount of books!

Photography. Women’s Issues. Cooking.
Canadian Woodenware Glass Washboards
One of the oldest books in the store. MDCCLXVII 1767 “The Whole Works of Mr Thomas Boston”
Who has the right to be baptized?
Black’s Vintage Books & Antiques, Winnipeg. One of the oldest books in the store. MDCCLXVII 1767 “The Whole Works of Mr Thomas Boston”

A collection of old lighters
Two of the smallest books in the store. The Little Bible

Dapper Bookstore Owner, Daniel Black

Not For Sale
The old cash register isn’t used anymore

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