I Don't Like To Talk About What Else I Collect

[Theo_450]

I have a pretty good skull collection. Deer, coyote, box turtle, squirrel, wild pig, armadillo, bobcat just to name a few. I know that is weird, but my wife is a biologist, so I can even get away with displaying them in the house! What can I say? I have a propensity for finding dead things.

[Runscott]

Ted, when I was in junior high, one of my friends created a skull collection for his science project. I also lived in the 'dirty south', so locating critters was no problem. We all thought his project was so cool, that we all started collecting skulls. My favorite was a nutria rat skull.

[blackandgold]

I'm not actively searching too much anymore, but I have a large collection of hard rock/metal vinyl, cd's and other music related stuff (tour books, guitar picks, etc.). I still spring into action if I stumble across something cool, especially NWOBHM items.

[68Hawk]

I collect pins/badges, with particular focus to sports and motorcylces.....boy I really dig those
I've hunted the web and it seems pin collecting is a disprate interest, very focused in certain areas, with no real organization or forums of real note.
That's always surprised me, especially for those with a sports focus, and mostly what you find are just random web pages displaying individual collections and the reasons for their interest.
It's made putting together my collection a very slow process .

[Theo_450]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Ted, when I was in junior high, one of my friends created a skull collection for his science project. I also lived in the 'dirty south', so locating critters was no problem. We all thought his project was so cool, that we all started collecting skulls. My favorite was a nutria rat skull.

Wow, it is nice to be understood!