sipowicz
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I probably have the largest oversized panty collection west of the Mississippi.
What Else Do You Collect?
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GatorFarmer
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I randomly accumulate guns.
Collection wise, I not so randomly accumulate older plastic toy soldiers (1940s to 1980s), 12" GI Joes (98 to present) and UFO books.
Collection wise, I not so randomly accumulate older plastic toy soldiers (1940s to 1980s), 12" GI Joes (98 to present) and UFO books.
shovelwrench
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I KNOW, only three, but I'm young yet,And the darn things are expensive...
HOUSTON RICK
Member
Books. music and Movies (The toy soldiers and model aircraft and tanks are for my son -really!)
k-frameguy
Member
Knives also Waterford crystal
phs3194
Member
Aladdin mantle lamps and a few other oil lamps as well.
My wife passed three years ago, this is what she collected. Tatting shuttles, over 150 styles and materials. These are used to hand make lace, similiar to making fishing nets. I don't suppose they are of much interest to the guys on here, but maybe to some of the lady forum members. They are constructed of many materials, including gold, silver, brass, steel, wood, abalone shell, celluloid, bone, ivory and plastic. Tatting is called a lost art, however there is still quite a bit of interest in it.
I also collect a few old Winchester .22s.
I also collect a few old Winchester .22s.
EQGuy
US Veteran
Remington 1894 Shotguns. Here is a photo of my EEO grade made in 1898.
winnieferd
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I collect Griswold cast iron cookware.
badam0112
Member
Pictures of gorgeous women.
And about 150 of these.
And about 150 of these.
unisaw292
Member
I collect wood planes, antique wood working tools, but mostly early Stanley Bedrock planes.
Faulkner
Member
Nope, my youngest son and I also collect coins. Mainly Walking Liberty halfs and Morgans, but we do the state quarter thing too.
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Worthless stock certificates. I've got 5 for a total 2000 shares of PanAm. Joe
reddogge
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Guns of all shapes and sizes, old recurve bows, old working decoys, wildlife and waterfowl prints, and I never met a fishing lure I could throw away. That about covers it.
Mickey D
Member
American Pocket watches, mostly Railroad approved
Vintage wrist watches
Vintage wrist watches
sipowicz
Member
Don't worry, with the new stimulus plan, you'll have lots of company.
