What else periode related items do you collect?

stuka f

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Like the title sujest; What else periode related items do you collect?
With periode related, I mean a few decades before and after the turn of the century (20th century!!).
I'll start by showing some of mine;
Telephones;
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Old boxes with exeptional contence;
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Buttons (all kinds!);
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Great question! For me I would say books. I have tons and tons of books. Nothing pretty or shiny and I have a heckuva time finding them!
 
I stopted collecting books mainly because of the weight and space they take AND one has got all information on the net!
I realized what it was collecting books, after coming home on a regular base, with a book; say one a week and then having to move them when moving to a other house after 20 years....
But I am helping out a friend with probably the largest collection of old printing presses of the world, who also has a large collection of old books, so I would be intrested in seeing what you have or what you are intrested in!
Cheers
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so I would be intrested in seeing what you have or what you are intrested in!

I am not interested in anything! I never expected to have this many. I told Glenn many years ago I was not a book collector. Now they are all over and I want to thin them out!

AND one has got all information on the net!

I don't think so. We have been doing a lot of original first source work. I am always learning something new. And yesterday I learned something that I always knew was wrong.
 
joerookery said:
Great question! For me I would say books. I have tons and tons of books. Nothing pretty or shiny and I have a heckuva time finding them!
And one of his books is missing because someone borrowed it and did not return it.
 
Could this 'someone' be the notorious ambulance restorer who occasionally smuggles ordnance grenades into Canada :-$ in his even more notorious truck? :greentank:

P.S.: I also collect mailed covers and postcards from the WW1 & WW2 eras myself as some of you already know (see here & here)
 
RON said:
Could this 'someone' be the notorious ambulance restorer who occasionally smuggles ordnance grenades into Canada :-$ in his even more notorious truck? :greentank:

Did I mention the time I accidentally smuggled a revolver into England?

I collect books on WWI history published between 1915 and 1940

banknotes

toy tractors (1/64th scale)

WWI firearms

WWI grenades

WWI prophylactics

1942 GPWs

and dust
 
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