About
Welcome to the seventh issue of the Montana Antiques & Vintage Directory, a publication specifically for antiques & vintage enthusiasts’ across Montana.
All of us in the Montana antiques & vintage community face a communication problem. Residents and visitors interested in antiques & vintage often overlook shops, businesses, and events because we just don’t know about them. I wanted a Montana-focused publication that helped build awareness of antiques & vintage — so I decided to create one.
Free print copies of the Montana Directory are available at businesses and events focused on antiques & vintage — the best place to reach interested buyers and sellers. As the publication grows, our distribution will grow too. The digital format is easy to use and looks just like the print publication. That means our publication is available anywhere, anytime online.
The Montana Directory is printed early each year, in time for spring events and summer visitors. It includes articles by Montana collectors and business owners in an effort to build interest and get the next generation interested in collecting. You can help build the communication network for Montana antiques & vintage and grow support for the Montana Directory. If you know a business or event that should be included in the Directory, let the owner know. And tell our advertisers you saw them here.
How to Get a Print Copy
It's easy! Print copies of the March 2025 issue are available at our advertiser’s antique & vintage shops and events across Montana. If your local shop or event doesn't have copies, contact: mtantiquesvintage@gmail.com or call 406-324-7219 and we'll get a copy to you. !
About Jan Lerum
Publisher
I’m a collector and vintage business owner in Montana. I know the Montana antiques & vintage community and am committed to creating a useful and beautiful publication we all use.
About Kimberly Kinsinger
Designer
I am co-owner of K Design Marketing, Inc. with my husband Samuel. We love working with local Montana businesses. I am fortunate to be able to do what I love with creativity while helping local businesses and organizations.