Sgt Bilko's Vintage Emporium
Who we are
Sgt Bilko’s Vintage Emporium is a unique venture situated in FarGo Village specialising in vintage and modern film and television memorabilia. With a strong emphasis of everything ‘cult’ the store caters for a wide range of tastes, offering a varied selection of collectables.
The proprietor Steve Everitt is an avid collector and brings a wealth of experience to this unique venture. Steve was involved with the DVD release of The Phil Silvers Show and is currently working on a number of Phil Silvers related projects.
The British PHIL SILVERS Appreciation Society launched THE PHIL SILVERS ARCHIVAL MUSEUM in 2015 to great acclaim. The Museum boasts a generous display of personal effects, posters, photographs, letters, books and memorabilia kindly donated by Phil Silvers family.
Doors officially opened on November 1st, 2015 – the 30th anniversary of Phil’s passing with extensive press, radio and television coverage. The Museum has already attracted support from Tim Vine, Danny Baker, Phill Jupitus and Luke Skywalker himself Mark Hamill!
Entry is free and all fans and admirers of Phil Silvers are welcome.
Who we are
Sgt Bilko’s Vintage Emporium is a unique venture situated in FarGo Village specialising in vintage and modern film and television memorabilia. With a strong emphasis of everything ‘cult’ the store caters for a wide range of tastes, offering a varied selection of collectables.
The proprietor Steve Everitt is an avid collector and brings a wealth of experience to this unique venture. Steve was involved with the DVD release of The Phil Silvers Show and is currently working on a number of Phil Silvers related projects.
The British PHIL SILVERS Appreciation Society launched THE PHIL SILVERS ARCHIVAL MUSEUM in 2015 to great acclaim. The Museum boasts a generous display of personal effects, posters, photographs, letters, books and memorabilia kindly donated by Phil Silvers family.
Doors officially opened on November 1st, 2015 – the 30th anniversary of Phil’s passing with extensive press, radio and television coverage. The Museum has already attracted support from Tim Vine, Danny Baker, Phill Jupitus and Luke Skywalker himself Mark Hamill!
Entry is free and all fans and admirers of Phil Silvers are welcome.