The Ideal Supply Store was established 75 years ago along Broadway in Arima. The store is a treasure trove for vintage items—from graters and iron heaters used by your grandmother before the advent of blenders and electric to enamel cups. You can also find a vintage toy train and bus covered in dust after being left for many years on a shelf at the store.
Arima's treasure trove for vintage items
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