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Tomi 12-31-2024 08:28 PM

What else do you collect?
 
Just wondering what else you guys collect not sports related. I'm sure there are some gems out there to show.
One of my faves.

https://i.postimg.cc/pXjZmJCw/st.jpg

Vintagecatcher 12-31-2024 08:44 PM

Fish art!
 
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In addition to my catcher collection, I have a collection of "fish art."

Here is one of my recent purchases.



Patrick

z28jd 12-31-2024 09:07 PM

I probably have one that no one else will say. I collect Funko Pops, though more than half of mine are Simpsons ones, so I have a fairly specific collection. Sort of like if someone collected T206 cards and had the set, but there are also some random T cards from other sets there too.

My brother, who is nine years younger than me, started collecting them when they first came out. He has over 400 now I believe. My mom bought me a Grinch one at Christmas six years ago. I even said to her, what am I going to do with this? I put it on my desk, where it sat as the only one I had for over a year. That was until I saw some Simpsons ones and decided to buy them.

It makes shopping for me easier for other people. At my birthday in a few months, I'll just send whatever ones I want to people and they will usually get them. Then find new ones I want between then and Christmas. I learned that it prevents people from buying me clothes.

Cliff Bowman 12-31-2024 09:42 PM

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Among other things... I have many more keys, these are just the ones I have scans handy of.

Cliff Bowman 12-31-2024 09:51 PM

Double post

bcbgcbrcb 01-01-2025 01:47 AM

Great comic book collection, Cliff.

OhioLawyerF5 01-01-2025 05:55 AM

Not sure if photos will be permitted, but I collect firearms, particularly old Colts (single action army, snake guns, etc...).

1903 Colt Bisley

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...29ecf9e3bc.jpg

1974 Colt Python

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...d775e1782b.jpg

1969 Colt Cobra

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...62f8bd012b.jpg

REG1976 01-01-2025 06:45 AM

Models
 
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Unbuilt models

Vintagedeputy 01-01-2025 07:34 AM

I collect, and don’t ask me why because I haven’t figured it out yet; Depression glass (pink, amber, Uranium), vintage Pyrex dishes, Jade-ite, Amberina, old bottles, etc.

Rhotchkiss 01-01-2025 07:52 AM

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Great thread! I collect signed music memorabilia. Here are a few.

bleeckerstreetcards 01-01-2025 07:53 AM

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i do some DIY restoration work on old cars and usually keep a few at a time. would "collect" more if i they took up the same space as the old cards :)

cubman1941 01-01-2025 09:10 AM

Won't post pictures - but A&W root beer mugs. Used to collect Jewel Tea but now am going to try and sell.

gonefishin 01-01-2025 09:17 AM

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I kind of started collecting country music ephemera and autographs. Here is a signed 1961 Johnny Cash fan Club membership card.

Keith H. Thompson 01-01-2025 09:27 AM

Boys Series Books
 
I have a collection of over 700 Horatio Alger, Jr. books. Horatio was a prominent author of stories for boys who went from rags to riches, perhaps best known for his Ragged Dick series.

Balticfox 01-01-2025 11:40 AM

I'll start with my model kit collection then.

I've been collecting unbuilt model kits since about 1983. Here from a few years ago are some pics of my main model cabinet in the den where I keep a lot of my collectibles:

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...psea8058c8.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...psea461e53.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/albu...ps0dde3de9.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0d586899.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...attshirt-2.jpg

Here's the miscellaneous toy cabinet in which I keep the overflow from my model kit cabinet:

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...pscf9768ae.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8efbfe83.jpg

And a few close-up shots featuring Styx:

https://hosting.photobucket.com/albu...insidekits.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/albu...gelFinketc.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...catSlotcar.jpg

Here are my three latest acquisitions which aren't pictured in the shots of the cabinets:

Revell 1/24 Mr. Rat Fink in Lotus Ford

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...264e2495fb.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/imag...SNDmcBAQUA.jpg

It's over the top wild cool! Revell launched the above two slot car kits in 1965 with this ad in magazines such as Car Model and Boy's Life:

https://hosting.photobucket.com/imag...lot_car_ad.jpg

The two kits are demand scarce because of x-over interest from both "Big Daddy" Roth fans and slot car enthusiasts

Monogram 1/24 Indy Lotus Type 38

https://hosting.photobucket.com/imag...x5SE96nyMZ.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/imag...EoV5sfQJe2.jpg

The Indy Lotus is widely hailed as being among Monogram's very finest slot car offerings and mint-in-box ones are super difficult to find these days.

Cox 1/24 Ford GT40

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Cox was technically almost half a year ahead of the other slot car manufacturers during the slot car boom of 1964-67 (and bust in 1968). And the 1/24 scale Ford GT40 is among Cox's all around best when combining both appearance and performance. The other kits on my list look somewhat crude in comparison to this Cox Ford GT40. Unassembled ones are also tough to find these days. The GT40 will nonetheless be knocked from my list of favourites if and when I manage to score a 1/24 Cox Cheetah.

:cool:

RayBShotz 01-01-2025 11:58 AM

Vintage matchbox that screams “childhood” to me.
The only one I have but my deceased father in law who I loved dearly worked as a sales manager at a Lincoln Mercury Dealer for a time and he used to tell me stories about driving around this exact car as his demo.
Had to have it and bought pre Covid at an antique store before pricing on these really exploded.
RayB

brian1961 01-01-2025 12:13 PM

Balticfox --- Your massive collection of kits, slot cars, lunch boxes, and thermoses is indeed over the top cool. Thanks for sharing your beautiful collections with us. I also love your cat, a real cutie pie! Happy new year, friend.:D --- Brian Powell

brian1961 01-01-2025 12:17 PM

RayBShotz --- Loved your story, Ray. Among my most cherished childhood toys were my diecast cars from Dinky Toys, Solido, Corgi, and Crescent. Lots of fun and many wonderful memories. Happy new year, friend. --- Brian Powell

brian1961 01-01-2025 12:17 PM

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brian1961 01-01-2025 12:17 PM

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ocjack 01-01-2025 12:43 PM

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I grew up in the banking industry, starting at a bank called Coast Federal Savings. The rabbit was their trademark and this bank was given to their "best" clients. The others were primarily California banks that are no longer in business. These are some of the collection.

smellthegum 01-01-2025 12:48 PM

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Beer stuff!

Balticfox 01-01-2025 01:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RayBShotz (Post 2485242)
Vintage matchbox that screams “childhood” to me.

That's the overall theme of my collecting activities as well!

:cool:

LEHR 01-01-2025 01:30 PM

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Great idea for a thread! It's fun to see what others collect as I have a lot of interests myself.

Ahh...here we go.

I "dabble" in a lot of collectibles. I could probably build a world class collection of something if I had any focus at all.

Sports are the main thing I collect but I also collect non-sports, and dabble in new and vintage coin-op, vintage movie posters, fine art, NOS concert posters, comics, fine shotguns (The only thing I hunt is a clay pigeon), etc.. As a GenX kid born in the early 70's that grew up in the 80's, I collect a lot of 70's/80's toy's/cards/nostalgic items.

Below are some photos of my stuff I have on my phone. Most are 1-3 years old and the displays (including the cabinets) have all changed. The cabinet with all the sports unopened I'm only posting because it shows some of my comics and non-sports. The framed poster is the finest known Swedish one sheet for the 1936 Universal horror classic Draculas Daughter. The display boxes are 1964 Topps/Bubbles Outer Limits and 1965 Donruss Hot Rod issues. The two paintings are original pieces from one of my favorite modern artists, Stephen Mackey. The photo of the Sea Wolf is before it was restored, etc..

LEHR 01-01-2025 01:37 PM

Lots of great stuff posted!

Balticfox, your collection is amazing! I love that stuff but thankfully I haven't started collecting that as well. LOL

Kidnapped18 01-01-2025 02:01 PM

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Comic books and coins
I still have my comics from my youth
I have The Avengers from the mid-70s to early 90s (#161-333) plus a few earlier ones
Same with The Fantastic Four, Thor, X-Men etc...

REG1976 01-01-2025 02:19 PM

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Paper Models as well

ruth-gehrig 01-01-2025 02:36 PM

Signs
 
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Porcelain and tin signs. The more colorful the better!

samosa4u 01-01-2025 02:59 PM

I'm all over the place:

- Non-sports cards
- Vintage comic books (especially precode horror)
- Vintage tobacco advertising signs
- Vintage magazines (especially early Monroe covers from the 40s)

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/HGoAA...Fu/s-l1600.jpg

dsantox246 01-01-2025 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ocjack (Post 2485256)
I grew up in the banking industry, starting at a bank called Coast Federal Savings. The rabbit was their trademark and this bank was given to their "best" clients. The others were primarily California banks that are no longer in business. These are some of the collection.

Ohh really I also grew up in the banking industry,these all over them only few can relate[emoji3059][emoji41][emoji276]

Cliff Bowman 01-01-2025 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dsantox246 (Post 2485308)
Ohh really I also grew up in the banking industry,these all over them only few can relate[emoji3059][emoji41][emoji276]

Happy birthday!

Jason Carota 01-01-2025 03:46 PM

I collect various items of Jazz bassist/composer Charles Mingus (I play bass, as well.) I've pieced together some memorabilia including autographs, magazines, concert posters, and so on. No pictures, as I haven't bothered to document any of it. I should make that a goal for 2025.

On the same topic, I collect "Classic Vibe" Jazz and Precision basses made by Squier (Fender's "entry level" brand.) I focus on those that were produced in China between 2008 and 2013. Production quality from this period was exceptional, and rivals that of the U.S. made Fender basses of similar type. I have 2 Precisions (2008 and 2012) and 1 Jazz (2009.)

Epps 01-01-2025 03:46 PM

Scorecard pencils from any golf course that I play and matches from cool restaurants or hotels that I’ve been too. Both free so I can spend more money on cards lol

ALBB 01-01-2025 03:52 PM

collect
 
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hard to find

Andrew1975 01-01-2025 05:35 PM

In addition to prewar baseball, I also collect cards of historical figures - mainly 1880s tobacco issues.

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Balticfox 01-01-2025 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by z28jd (Post 2485137)
I learned that it prevents people from buying me clothes.

Shrewd!

;)

Balticfox 01-01-2025 06:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALBB (Post 2485321)
hard to find

I have about ten picture sleeves of Rolling Stones' 45's on London Records. Here's the only pic I have handy:

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...0327cb10b3.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...842fe04c68.jpg

:cool:

drumback 01-01-2025 06:03 PM

Collection
 
I collect the classic monsters from the 20s, 30s, and 40s. Statues, busts, dioramas, movie posters and lobby cards, model kits, original art, etc.

Beercan collector 01-01-2025 06:04 PM

Beer cans

JollyElm 01-01-2025 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by samosa4u (Post 2485301)
I'm all over the place:

- Non-sports cards
- Vintage comic books (especially precode horror)
- Vintage tobacco advertising signs
- Vintage magazines (especially early Monroe covers from the 40s)

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/HGoAA...Fu/s-l1600.jpg


Sometimes you just gotta laugh!!
Because of your image, I decided to look up Rory Calhoun on Wikipedia, and look at this highlighted section (referring to Lita Baron):

Personal life (color emphasis added)
Calhoun was married three times, once to his first wife and twice to his second wife. He had three daughters with first wife Lita Baron (m. 1948–1970), Cindy, Tami, and Lorri. When Baron sued Calhoun for divorce, she named Betty Grable as one of 79 women with whom he had adulterous relationships. Calhoun replied to her charge: "Heck, she didn't even include half of them".

HA HA!!!! What a charmer he was!!!!

nat 01-01-2025 07:18 PM

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The other stuff that I collect are somewhat older than my baseball cards.

Lucas00 01-01-2025 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by nat (Post 2485360)
The other stuff that I collect are somewhat older than my baseball cards.

Cool, I would personally love to own any Incunable.

butchie_t 01-01-2025 07:46 PM

My other hobbies....
 
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I have a couple of other collections.

1. 1st and 2nd edition Civil War books.
2. Vibroplex Bugs and other CW keyers.

I currently use the Sculpture Mono Keyer, that lady is SWEET! My Italian Mistress.....

B.T.

Harliduck 01-01-2025 08:53 PM

Wow, some really awesome stuff, wish we had a "Like" button!


Just like my baseball card focus on primarily Post-War, so is my other passion...I collect classic cars from 1955 to 1973. My collection is rather varied, from muscle cars to VW's...I love them all. There has been some tough decisions in my past...a certain card, or a certain car. The cars usually win out on big purchases, you can't drive a baseball card! :)

My collection -

1956 Chevrolet Nomad
1960 Chevrolet Corvette
1963 Ford Falcon Sprint
1964 VW Bus
1965 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford F-250
1968 MG Midget
1968 VW Bus
1971 VW Bus
1971 VW Super Beetle
1971 VW Super Beetle Convertable
1971 Ford F-100
1973 Chevrolet Corvette
1973 VW Karman Ghia


Some random pictures -

https://i.ibb.co/8YmgBxj/60-Vette-2.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/LtKyyc6/VWs-Garge-Small.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/ypCBTpf/Bus-Toni-Bus-Small.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/z7bPLx8/USE-Corvette-Normal-3.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/dJc0gk5/Nomad-Small.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/0QZ8Sgk/Otto-Cars-Small.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/t8PqXrR/68-MG.jpg

Balticfox 01-01-2025 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LEHR (Post 2485276)
Great idea for a thread! It's fun to see what others collect as I have a lot of interests myself.

Ahh...here we go.

I "dabble" in a lot of collectibles. I could probably build a world class collection of something if I had any focus at all.

Sports are the main thing I collect but I also collect non-sports, and dabble in new and vintage coin-op, vintage movie posters, fine art, NOS concert posters, comics, fine shotguns (The only thing I hunt is a clay pigeon), etc.. As a GenX kid born in the early 70's that grew up in the 80's, I collect a lot of 70's/80's toy's/cards/nostalgic items.

Below are some photos of my stuff I have on my phone. Most are 1-3 years old and the displays (including the cabinets) have all changed.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1735762935

Oh wow! I love the Elvira pinball machine! I'd really like to get an electro-mechanical pinball machine (or two or three) from the mid-1970's (or earlier) but they take up a lot of room. So it's not something I can do unless and until I move from Toronto.

:(

Gorditadogg 01-01-2025 10:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harliduck (Post 2485378)
Wow, some really awesome stuff, wish we had a "Like" button!


Just like my baseball card focus on primarily Post-War, so is my other passion...I collect classic cars from 1955 to 1973. My collection is rather varied, from muscle cars to VW's...I love them all. There has been some tough decisions in my past...a certain card, or a certain car. The cars usually win out on big purchases, you can't drive a baseball card! :)

My collection -

1956 Chevrolet Nomad
1960 Chevrolet Corvette
1963 Ford Falcon Sprint
1964 VW Bus
1965 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford F-250
1968 MG Midget
1968 VW Bus
1971 VW Bus
1971 VW Super Beetle
1971 VW Super Beetle Convertable
1971 Ford F-100
1973 Chevrolet Corvette
1973 VW Karman

Those are some great cars, John. I had a Falcon in college. It was a 64 and not nearly as cool as yours. I would love to collect cars, but I only have the basement to keep my stuff.

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TheBig6 01-01-2025 11:34 PM

Metal Detecting
 
Just some of my finds over the years. Have slowed down in my golden yearshttps://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ize/button.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ize/coins3.jpg
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https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ebsize/sb2.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ze/ring2_1.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...ze/fisher2.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...nds8120142.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...e/finds2_6.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...e/3cent1_1.jpg

Balticfox 01-01-2025 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brian1961 (Post 2485243)
Balticfox --- Your massive collection of kits, slot cars, lunch boxes, and thermoses is indeed over the top cool. Thanks for sharing your beautiful collections with us. I also love your cat, a real cutie pie!

Quote:

Originally Posted by LEHR (Post 2485278)
Balticfox, your collection is amazing! I love that stuff but thankfully I haven't started collecting that as well. LOL

Well then here are a few more shots:

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...e32d2c2db7.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...f526ae9350.jpg

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https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...b0fb7eef69.jpg

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https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...088e0e0a15.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...3982df6e46.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...1d210d059b.jpg

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https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...a3eb1c194c.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...e814e3715a.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...ae8fea5d87.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...58fd9ca170.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...7d95e06514.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...8b9646bf23.jpg

Check out the now so politically incorrect Wing Ding that even ultra compassionate Shari Lewis abandoned him.

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...932b6e89b4.jpg

https://hosting.photobucket.com/85c5...caf4d70e54.jpg

And more pics with Styx to come!

pitburgfan 01-02-2025 08:03 AM

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Appears there are 3 of us that collect old beer stuff. Some nice alterative collections posted here.

calvindog 01-02-2025 09:15 AM

Those Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw lunch boxes and thermoses are awesome!

Leon 01-02-2025 09:59 AM

Pics are way, way too large
 
While it's great to see all of the other things members collect, it's not great when members are too lazy to resize the pics posted. If a pic is 2x the size of my 24" screen, it messes up the thread. Many pics have been taken down and many more will be too. Don't be lazy and please resize your pics before posting.

Balticfox 01-02-2025 10:12 AM

Good! I always reduce mine to no more than 1000 pixels wide.

:)

Balticfox 01-02-2025 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by calvindog (Post 2485433)
Those Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw lunch boxes and thermoses are awesome!

There's only one Huckleberry Hound/Quick Draw McGraw lunch box. But I posted both sides and added an Atom Ant/Secrert Squirrel thermos for good measure!

;)

ocjack 01-02-2025 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harliduck (Post 2485378)

Just like my baseball card focus on primarily Post-War, so is my other passion...I collect classic cars from 1955 to 1973. My collection is rather varied, from muscle cars to VW's...I love them all. There has been some tough decisions in my past...a certain card, or a certain car. The cars usually win out on big purchases, you can't drive a baseball card! :)

My collection -

1956 Chevrolet Nomad
1960 Chevrolet Corvette
1963 Ford Falcon Sprint
1964 VW Bus
1965 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford Mustang
1967 Ford F-250
1968 MG Midget
1968 VW Bus
1971 VW Bus
1971 VW Super Beetle
1971 VW Super Beetle Convertable
1971 Ford F-100
1973 Chevrolet Corvette
1973 VW Karman Ghia


Just one word: WOW!

steve B 01-02-2025 10:41 AM

I've been involved with a lot of different hobbies over the years. Some more than others. I think of those as dormant collecting interests, that might revive if something nice cam my way affordably.

Currently my non trading card interests are Stamps US, German, and especially
the official stamps of the US from 1873 into the 1880's. B
Bicycles, especially team used aero bikes from the 80's until just before 2000 when the crazy stuff was all banned. Plus any associated stuff like the helmets etc.

ruth-gehrig 01-02-2025 12:23 PM

[QUOTE=TheBig6;2485395]Just some of my finds over the years.

Neat stuff! Looks like a fun hobby. Had to pull out my cheap metal detector to search my yard in hopes of finding the bracelet I wore for past 9 years with no luck :rolleyes:

bbcard1 01-02-2025 12:29 PM

i have really had to work hard to not become a bad guitar player who collects good guitars.

bnorth 01-02-2025 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by bbcard1 (Post 2485486)
i have really had to work hard to not become a bad guitar player who collects good guitars.

I seriously laughed out loud for that one. I have only had one good guitar. After owning it easily 6-8 years I sold it because in that time I played it maybe a couple years. I have played off and on for 40 years now with way more off than on. So now I just have an Epi SG and a Squier Strat. Don't care if they sit around for months or years between being played.

Arazi4442 01-02-2025 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew1975 (Post 2485339)
In addition to prewar baseball, I also collect cards of historical figures - mainly 1880s tobacco issues.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1bc3d5ab7a.jpg


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That's great stuff, Andrew. I see more than a few cards I've been hunting for many years!

GasHouseGang 01-02-2025 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by steve B (Post 2485456)
I've been involved with a lot of different hobbies over the years. Some more than others. I think of those as dormant collecting interests, that might revive if something nice came my way affordably.

Like you Steve, I've collected a lot of different things as items came my way. I've collected Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars. Aside from the sports cards, I've collected a lot of non-sports cards. I picked up multiple British tobacco sets mostly from the 1930's and 1940's.

My other main collection at the moment is music. Both the physical media (CDs and records) and vintage equipment. I have several 1970's receivers and turntables. These take up too much room and will probably have to be reduced to just one set to listen to. I've posted one example.

Mark 01-02-2025 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nat (Post 2485360)
The other stuff that I collect are somewhat older than my baseball cards.

Those are beauties!

Balticfox 01-02-2025 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang (Post 2485521)
I have several 1970's receivers and turntables.

What I'd like to see is some of your turntables! I'm a great fan of 1970's Gerrard, Dual and Thorens turntables.

:)

canjond 01-02-2025 06:09 PM

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Vintage cigarette packs/boxes and signs.

Orioles1954 01-02-2025 07:43 PM

I collect punk/indie records

Casey2296 01-02-2025 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orioles1954 (Post 2485589)
I collect punk/indie records

For example?

Balticfox 01-02-2025 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman (Post 2485142)
Among other things... I have many more keys, these are just the ones I have scans handy of.

Hey, wow, G.I. Combat 68! That's the Sgt. Rock prototype issue. And it's in really nice condition for a comic that hit newsstands in November 1958 thus predating even Flash 105.

:cool:

Andrew1975 01-03-2025 06:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arazi4442 (Post 2485519)
That's great stuff, Andrew. I see more than a few cards I've been hunting for many years!

Thanks, Scott!

Neal 01-03-2025 06:45 AM

Star Wars and Disney stuffhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5c5b33bb49.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...a36e5f4d08.jpg

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nebboy 01-03-2025 08:36 AM

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Expressionism, Cubism, and Abstract Expressionism art drawings and prints of artists from 1900-1950s from around the world. 1st one is a Christmas present for the house.

nebboy 01-03-2025 08:42 AM

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One more example

Orioles1954 01-03-2025 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Casey2296 (Post 2485595)
For example?

I'm pretty much the Anglophile who's never been to the U.K. I specialize in late-70s U.K. punk, post-punk, darkwave, Goth, new wave, indiepop, shoegaze. I also really dig late-50s rock, early 60s girl groups, mid-60s psychedelic pop and late-60s jangle/sunshine pop. I typically only collect 7" singles/45s. My collection...


https://www.discogs.com/user/indiephiles/collection

LEHR 01-03-2025 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Orioles1954 (Post 2485667)

I specialize in late-70s U.K. punk, post-punk, darkwave, Goth, new wave, indiepop, shoegaze.

We'd probably get along well. I love this stuff. :)

BioCRN 01-03-2025 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Orioles1954 (Post 2485667)
I'm pretty much the Anglophile who's never been to the U.K. I specialize in late-70s U.K. punk, post-punk, darkwave, Goth, new wave, indiepop, shoegaze. I also really dig late-50s rock, early 60s girl groups, mid-60s psychedelic pop and late-60s jangle/sunshine pop. I typically only collect 7" singles/45s. My collection...


https://www.discogs.com/user/indiephiles/collection

Drop Nineteens and Swirlies represented...nice.

Shoegaze and Baggy/Madchester fan here.

riggs336 01-03-2025 09:38 AM

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Sasaki crystal stemware.

Orioles1954 01-03-2025 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BioCRN (Post 2485675)
Drop Nineteens and Swirlies represented...nice.

Shoegaze and Baggy/Madchester fan here.

Two outstanding Boston-area bands. Lots of people consider those two shoegaze but they were more the indie rock realm for me (which is an unpopular opinion). Absolutely love early-90s UK shoegaze including Lush, MBV, Ride, Cocteaus, JAMC and a billion more. Madchester is pretty cool for me but a little too much funk and not enough overdrive :) Still liked some of the bands including Stone Roses (first album only), Charlatans, Happy Mondays, Soup Dragons, etc.

GasHouseGang 01-03-2025 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Balticfox (Post 2485566)
What I'd like to see is some of your turntables! I'm a great fan of 1970's Gerrard, Dual and Thorens turntables. :)

Here's a Dual table I recently picked up.

Balticfox 01-03-2025 10:57 AM

A 1204!? I can't even find specs on that one quickly.

I looked hard at getting a Dual 1219 in the very early 1970's but in the end opted for a Gerrard SL95B with a Shure M91ED cartridge.

Incidentally, are you aware of Doctor Dual?

Doctor Dual

:confused:

GasHouseGang 01-03-2025 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Balticfox (Post 2485699)
A 1204!? I can't even find specs on that one quickly.

Incidentally, are you aware of Doctor Dual?

Doctor Dual

:confused:

Actually it's a Dual 1264. Picked it up at Goodwill believe or not. It came with the user manual and all the other paper work. They said it came in the box, but they threw away the box!

UKCardGuy 01-03-2025 01:31 PM

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Some great stuff in this thread.

Like Balticfox, I collect Lunchboxes. Here's a part of my lunchbox collection.

Balticfox 01-03-2025 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by GasHouseGang (Post 2485702)
Actually it's a Dual 1264.

Oh yeah! That's a good one.

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Originally Posted by GasHouseGang (Post 2485702)
Actually it's a Dual 1264. Picked it up at Goodwill believe or not. It came with the user manual and all the other paper work. They said it came in the box, but they threw away the box!

:eek:

Well nobody said they were smart!

:rolleyes:


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