I stopped by the Larchmont Antique & Collectibles Show Saturday morning, where dozens of dealers filled both the gym and adjacent hallway in Mamaroneck High School.

I wrote about the show for last Thursday’s paper — and it’s always been a personal favorite.

Still, I hadn’t intended to do a lot of shopping, but anyone who likes antiques and collectibles knows the rule — if you love it, buy it (since you might never get the chance again).

And I saw some things I liked quite a bit.

My jewelry collection grew a bit with this pin:

And I really loved the look — and the words — of this piece of sheet music (oh, I don’t play; I plan to frame it):

But the best thing I found was a handful of vintage postcards.

I spent a good while looking through the offerings, particularly those devoted to Rockland County.

And I was rewarded with finds like this:

Bear Mountain has always been a favorite place. Our family went there often when I was growing up, and I continue to go there year-round today.

Much in the way that vintage menus capture my imagination (I love the sound of the Victorian-era dishes and the elaborate approach to the proceedings) this card just made me smile.

Take a look at what was on offer at what had to have been considered a country retreat.

It all reminded me I need to get back up to Bear Mountain soon.

I’ll have to call and check the hours — but I’m willing to bet dialing “Stony Point 1” just won’t work these days!