Fort Beale Mercantile

Antiques & Unique Gifts

Navajo Antique Rugs/Blankets, Pawn and New Indian Jewelry, Fine Art from Local Artisans in Ink and Oil, Cap & Ball Arms, Collectibles and Antiques, Unique Prints and Wall Decorations, Vintage Tack, Chaps, Clocks, Lamps, Steer Horns, Memorabilia, and always much more!

318 East Beale Street Kingman, Arizona, 86401

928-753-1235 www.fortbeale.com

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Roy and Dale are standing on either side of a walnut over oak roll top desk, $632.00

Showing also the Women's section of the store for custom and reproduction vintage clothing is an Oak table with Mission style armed chairs (not meaning that they are carrying weapons, but that they have arms), $500 for the set.

Beautifully restored 1880 Spiegel Red Walnut over Oak Dresser. Mirror silver in good shape and beveled. Double hatbox doors. $820.00

Miss Greta explains our logo:

Briefly, Navy Lt. Beale's commission was to explore and establish an expedient route along the 35th parallel. In his first expedition he used, among other beasts of burden, the Camel in an effort to validate the animal's practicality in arid US operations. The flag against which the Camel stands is, of course, our State's.

When driving down Beale Street, look for the storefront: it's not easy to miss!