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Keep a notable piece of retail history close at hand with this Badcock Home Furniture metal business card holder. Henry S. Badcock opened the first store in Mulberry, Florida, in 1904, beginning a business that grew across the Southeast to more than 370 locations. The company’s centennial recognition in 2004 and its later acquisition and store closures mark defining moments in its long journey. This design is a fitting desk companion for collectors and admirers of Florida business history.

Badcock Home Furniture & More began in 1904, when Henry S. Badcock opened its first store in Mulberry, Florida. The business grew into a furniture retailer with more than 370 company-owned and dealer-owned stores across eight southeastern states. In 2004, Florida Governor Jeb Bush recognized it as a centennial retailer. The following year, Furniture Today included the company among the top 25 furniture retailers by sales. In December 2023, Conn's completed its purchase of Badcock. The acquisition was followed by financial strain: in July 2024, Conn's cited inflation, declining sales, and the Badcock purchase as factors in its difficulties. On July 23, Conn's announced plans to close as many as 106 stores under the two brands and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas. A report the next day said the retailer was winding down its nearly 600 locations, with liquidation sales expected to finish by October 31, 2024. Badcock & More continues in South Florida through a license agreement, with 10 stores reported as of 2026.