Several years ago my late wife of 55 years and I began collecting Antiques, primarily Depression glass, I also began collecting Baseball Cards.

This evolved into my doing shows. Out of this grew my company Seventh Inning Stretch (1978) which became one of the largest in the area doing shows about 40+ weekends a year. We later got involved with NASCAR and became one of the largest distributors of NASCAR souvenirs in the world.

In 1996, I became involved with the internet and changed the name of the company to Music City Motor-sports. We serviced small mom and pop shops all over the world and sold only retail over the internet.

I retired in 2000 and started Music City Collectibles on a part time basis to sell my collection of antiques and sports collectibles.

I lost my wife in 2004 and became sort of in-active for a time. Now with a new wife and new concept we are restarting a new career.

I have always been addicted to the internet. We are now starting a new company NASHVILLE ATTIC. We will continue to sell memorabilia and collectibles but will begin to sell information products as well such as e-books, e-reports, how-to articles, special offers and more.

Our long time policy will stay the same. Our customer satisfaction will always come first! Everything is fully guaranteed with no questions asked. We offer a full refund policy.