S. Seem Antiques, located at 100 S. Chestnut St. in Bath, Pa., will have a storewide sale celebrating its 13th year in business. Every booth will have 10 to 60 percent off antiques for the sale, which started on Aug. 11 and will run through Sunday, Aug. 17. S. Seem Antiques is a quality co-op that has 36 dealers specializing in early Pennsylvania primitives. Since opening in 2012, it has been open seven days a week with evening hours on Thursdays. Inventory is always turning over because prices are very competitive. Items in the store include folk art, hand wrought iron, early lighting, soft paste china, furniture with original paint, split oak and rye straw baskets, stoneware, homespun linen, hand sewn quilts, fraktur, early maps, prints, pewter, gold leaf wooden store signs, Currier and Ives prints, gold and silver vintage jewelry, unusual costume jewelry, blown glass, 1700s and 1800s hardware, and so much more. Enjoy shopping in an 1840s brick Dry Goods store (with air conditioning!) on two floors with wide plank floors, tin ceilings, stenciling and beamed ceilings. Plus there are three other antique shops a few doors away, all in the 12-block National Register District. To learn more, call 610-390-0403.