Central Market Letters Auction
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Going once... going twice... SOLD! Attention Puget Sounders! Own a piece of history and support Poulsbo and Shoreline food banks at the same time during our ONLINE ONLY auction – Sept. 11-14. Town & Country Markets is parting ways with most of the letters from our old "Central Market" signage and using the opportunity to support longtime neighbors who help people put delicious meals on the table.
They're big! They're bold! They're...letters! Accent your patio, show off a backyard conversation piece, or add vintage flair to your small business. |
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Each sign has a metal backing, with aluminum outline, and weighs approximately 20-30 lbs. They've endured years of rainy weather so expect some wear and tear and environmental aging but they've all had a good ol' fashioned powerwash and are pretty clean. Get a closer look at each letter, including measurments, on the bidding page under "Memorabilia." Questions? Email customerservice@tc-markets.com. Thanks for bidding!
100% of Proceeds Support the Fishline & Helpline House Food Banks
Earlier this year, both Central Market locations in Poulsbo and Shoreline updated their signage, inside and out, to reflect our new company name and honor our original Town & Country Markets grocery store, which still serves the Bainbridge Island community to this day. We're longtime supporters of our neighborhood food banks. So what better way to honor that relationship by giving Seattlites and Kitsap County residents a chance to own something with a story and help feed our neighbors at the same time.
About Town & Country Markets
Town & Country Markets brings people the joy of discovering new foods, flavors and products. Founded in 1957 by two brothers, John and Mo Nakata, and good friend Ed Loverich, the local, family-owned and run markets across Puget Sound offer an eating and shopping experience that embodies the love of great food and drink and the experience of sharing food people love. Town & Country Markets is committed to living from its core values which include minimizing its ecological footprint and eradicating systemic and individual bigotry, prejudices and discrimination within the company.
