I’ve included items that caught my eye, but there’s a whole lot more at every shop. I wasn’t price-sensitive, so please don’t comment about how expensive something is or I’ll delete it.

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SCHOOLHOUSE ELECTRIC
••• Stainless steel straws with handy brush, $12
••• Aluminum signs, $25 (the “PRIVATE” one will go over well with kids of a certain age)
••• Colored pencils with neat brass thingamajig, $76
Vestry between Hudson and Greenwich

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JACADI
••• Reversible vest, $80
••• Polar bear, $46
••• Dress, $65
Reade between W. Broadway and Church

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PHILIP WILLIAMS POSTERS
••• Bernard Villemont poster for Point “F” Fourrures, $700
••• Erik Nitsche posters for General Dynamics, $700 each
••• Leonetto Cappiello poster for Campari, $2,500
(And if you’re even remotely visual and you’ve never been inside the store, you’re missing out.)
Chambers between W. Broadway and Church

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LOT-LESS
••• Betty Crocker sandwich press (if there existed a machine that could actually make the sandwich, I’d be all over it; can’t vouch for this one, but we love ours), $13
••• Toy Land Rovers (and other cars), $20
••• Sesame Street Crust Cutt’R, $1.50
Chambers between Church and Broadway

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MY LITTLE SUNSHINE
••• Moulin Roty shadow puppets, $22.50
••• Plastic masks, $9 (kids love wearing them and seeing adults in them)
••• Huge sock-doll cat, $198
Hudson and Hubert

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Previously:
••• Part 1: South of Market, Valley, Torly Kid, Patrick Parrish, Best Made Co.
••• Part 2: A Uno, Babesta, Mysterious Bookshop, Grown & Sewn, Stillfried Wien