Your memorabilia focus?

[smotan_02]

I was able to pick up these two Army-Notre Dame tickets. I know Im niche, but its what I enjoy.

[mjkm90]

Pennants and Pinbacks (primarily Cubs and Tigers), figurals, glassware, equipment, display pieces of all sorts

[Oldtix]

I'm afraid my collection would be graded "ADD". At the core, I would say the common thread is colorful graphics focused on entertainment and historic events from the 1930s-1940s, which I believe was the most transformative period in post-Civil War American history. The advertising items, publications, posters, and sleek-designed household items of that era are unique and in many ways timeless. For over 40 years I've gathered event tickets, sports, radio, movies, comics, pulps, politics, WWII homefront, Worlds Fairs, toys, music, theatre, product packaging, etc...the good news is that it's almost impossible to go antiquing and not find something, and that the variety allows me to go hot and cold on collecting categories without abandoning ship.

Strictly speaking, I'm not a sports collector, but I collect sports-themed items. The same could be said of almost every category except for old-time radio, where I gladly confess to being a hopeless fanatic. I continue to enjoy seeing the posts in this memorabilia forum...great inspiration and nice people.

[RichardSimon]

I collect the teams I root or used to root for.
These items are not recent pickups except for Jefferson but I like to show them off as they are unique.
Lots of autographs of course but yearbooks, programs, tickets, pins, etc of NY Mets, NY baseball Giants, Knicks, Rangers, Jets.
I also collect certain Presidents, the ones I felt were great. Not looking to start a political discussion here .
I think most of us would agree that Jefferson was regarded as a great President.