What would you collect if it wasn't Baseball?

[karamaxjoe]

If I hadn't gravitated towards White Sox jerseys, I would have collected vintage concert posters. My basement is full of reproductions, but I would love to have an original.

Mike

My website: http://www.freewebs.com/karamaxjoe/

[Rob D.]

I've always been tempted to dabble in Houdini memorabilia, along with early magic-related items, but haven't taken the plunge. Mainly because I've not paid close attention and/or learned enough to make intelligent purchases.

[calvindog]

I'd collect Ranzino Smith shooting shirts and help the orphans.

[mcgwirecom]

I dabble in signed album covers (remember those?) If I were wealthy I would collect vintage guitars.

[HRBAKER]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'd collect Ranzino Smith shooting shirts and help the orphans.

I know where you might be able to get an internship.

[canjond]

Entry stamps in my passport.

[perezfan]

Paintings, Sculpture, and Mr. Peanut memorabilia (dating back to the early 1900s).

[slidekellyslide]

I collect toys...I especially like Hanna Barbera stuff

[bbcard1]

I have always liked rocks and fossils, though I don't really collect them.

[Kawika]

I collect Hawaiiana: artwork, old postcards, hula dollies etc etc.

[Oldtix]

Baseball is only one of my collecting vices. I collect items from most forms of entertainment in the 1930s & 1940s -- music, radio, movies, sports, comics, pulps, magazines, worlds fairs, newspapers -- plus political, historical and wartime homefront memorabilia.

My latest acquisition is the original windowcard for 1934's "THE BLACK CAT" (shown alongside a diecut promotional puzzle issued by theaters to promote "KING KONG" in 1933).

[calvindog]

Rick, I love that Black Cat piece; one of my alltime favorite movies.

[BrockJacob]

Probably college football memorabilia. But like Mike said thats a little too easy. I work for Anheuser-Busch so collecting AB stuff would be a natural fit. I think old household electronics and small appliances are cool as well.