Houston’s largest collection of used cowboy boots, and a great selection of random Texas junk.
Al Schissel |
Had the rare opportunity to find the Texas Junk Co while on a business trip, unfortunately the shop was closed, but I look forward to my next trip to Houston and will carve out at least one day to shop the store…very cowboy cool! (2008-09-01 17:13:49) |
Dr. Reiter |
Bob is a Zen Master. (2008-07-21 17:33:09) |
PeggyO |
Bob is my favorite @ss#073 I know of no other shop owner who will throw out a customer for failing to extend a greeting before trying to get a bargain. He’s not in the bargain business! He’s in the junk business! He’s in the supply business at burning man LaborDay week. (2008-02-19 22:57:59) |
pen morrison |
Bob’s an old friend. So many of the cool stuff in our house came from Texas Junk Company. I would go in looking for ? and come out with something else! (2007-12-28 09:08:01) |
richee waste |
i got some great cowboy boots for me and my girl. the next time i went there specifically to find a wooden paint box, and whaddayaknwow? i found one with 2 palettes and several tubes of oil paint! all that for ten bucks! (2007-11-26 14:45:54) |
Teresa |
I stumbled onto the Texas Junk Company by accident and have to say that it was truly a wonderful experience. There is so much stuff to look at and explore…that I literally spent a whole day there. And I even found an odd-sized frame that I have been searching for for a long time. There are hundreds and hundreds of frames to choose from. I will surely be back. (2007-08-25 17:41:41) |
bob novotney |
I do have a/c. I also have thousands of preowned cowboy boots. 11-6p.m. Thurs.-sat. (2006-12-13 09:55:58) |
poopscape |
Bob Novotny always has a plenty of good junk and good conversation. If you’re looking for a unique conversation piece, a restoration project, or the kookiest Texas souvenirs, Bob’s your man. Hot in the summer, though. Dude’s got no a/c! (2006-01-21 12:07:10) |