One and Only

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Chances are you own some pretty unique things. Maybe your apartment is full of flea market finds of the utmost rarity. But one-of-a-kind doesn't have to mean vintage. There's a new breed of artisans in town creating hand-worked items that are assuredly uncommon, for people who are passionate about being the exclusive owner of something special. Bold Locals Mariah Gardner and David Franklin both have a swoon-worthy collection of these wares/wears from local stores and makers – check 'em out.

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1. Surf Tote by Susan Hoff. $180

2. Holly Samuelsen Clutch at Gravel & Gold. Prices vary.

3. Ukulele Kit at The Curiosity Shoppe. $50

4. Handmade Baseball by Paul Cunningham at The Curiosity Shoppe. $30

5. Refurbished Typewriter at Viracocha. Prices Vary.

6. Custom-Made Dress at Elizabeth Dye. $300

7. Woven Stool at Anzfer Farms. $300 and up.

8. Stump Succulent Arrangement at Studio Choo. $65

9. Custom-Made BB Gun Targets at Of Hearty Stock. $55

10. Driftwood Lamp at Anzfer Farms. $75

11. Alissa Anderson Wallets at Foggy Notion. $40

12. Rachel Corry Sandals at Gravel & Gold. Prices vary.

13. Arrow Bundle at Vogtsmith. $150

14. Bowling Ball at All American Bowling and Trophy Supply. $100

15. Vintage Knives at Bernal Cutlery. Prices vary.

16. Piano Pinner Skateboard by Solitary Arts. $135

17. Jack's Knife & Spike Rigs from Foremast Jack. $90

18. Hand-Painted "No Parking" Sign from New Bohemia Signs. $250

19. Fedora and Panama Hat at Paul's Hat Works. $300, $475

20. Tailored Dress Shirt by Taylor Stitch at The Common. $125

21. Strawfoot Handmade Men's Waxed Canvas Tote at Unionmade. $200

22. Custom-Made Suit at Duchess, Clothier. $1,300

23. SOMA Bicycle at Pedal Revolution. $2,250

24. Tanner Goods Leather Belt at Welcome Stranger. $88

25. Custom Newsboy Hat at Al's Attire. $149

26. Custom Shoes from Al's Attire. Prices vary.

27. Author Portrait by Maria Forde. $200

28. "Friend or Foe" T-shirt at Ape Do Good. $30

29. "Revenant" Print by James L. Tucker. $150

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This story originally ran in Volume 3 of The Bold Italic magazine – SF By Design – which is available for purchase as a single issue or with a subscription.

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