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#13
04-28-2012, 10:25 AM
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I am a type collector, and find it a great avenue to collect on a budget. I collect pre 1990 types. I have more than 1,350 different samples. I really enjoy getting pre-war samples and the variety the collecting brings. My goal is to get to 2,000. Here is my breakout by decade:
1880's 3 1900's 7 1910's 23 1920's 18 1930's 23 1940's 23 1950's 59 1960's 107 1970's 275 1980's 822 
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