My biggest collection is NASCAR die casts--I have 350+ Action 1/24 scale and 1/18 scale cars. A lot of these cars I picked up at a clearance sale for $10-$15 a piece. Among my favorite pieces are: a 1994 Sports Image Dale Earnhardt Lumina (1/24 scale), 1998 GM Goodwrench Service Plus Daytona 500 cars by Action in 1/64, 1/32, 1/24, & 1/18 scale, a 1999 Tony Stewart rookie car in 1/18 scale, a 1997 Dale Earnhardt "crash" car (the car he flipped at Daytona, then went on to finish the race with) 1/24 scale, 2000 GM Goodwrench "No-Bull 5" car (Earnhardt's last win) 1/24 scale, a 1999 Adam Petty Sprint BGN car 1/24 scale, a 2001 #3 GM Goodwrench showcar, truck, & trailer set 1/24 scale, & 2001 GM Goodwrench #3 superspeedway car (with the aero package as required for the 2001 Daytona 500, the race Earnhardt lost his life in).
As you can probably tell from the above post, I also collect all things Earnhardt--I have a lot of books, magazines, pictures, and miscelaneous #3 Earnhardt stuff, by my favorite is a window hanger in the shape of a #7 that commemorated Earnhardt's final championship (which, coincidentally, is identical to the signs that the team were waving at the track).
In addition, I collect old books (I have a dozen or so, not too many), baseball hats, stuffed animals, Birthday Bear Care Bear toys (my favorite toy as a child was a Birthday bear, and I still have it--scratched out eyes, hole in its neck, fur falling out and all--and I'm trying to collect a set of original 1980s release, so far I have the 6", 13" in box, and the plastic toy), knives (I worked in a gift store so I got a lot of knives for cheap ), keychains, unusual pens, unusual pins, alarm clocks, and anything to do with old Chevys. I also have a collection of old computers (an old 8088 & an Acer 486 DX, and will likey add the P3-500 I'm using now to the collection soon).
Christmas ornaments! I love them and I get new ones every year. Even in the summer time, I'm always on the lookout for them. This year my new ones are 2 pretty blown glass ones...I picked them up at a covered bridge festival. *sigh* I wish I'd bought more than 2...I love them.
Love, Heather
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Living in St. Louis, I've starting collecting memorabilia from our recently departed airline, TWA. They were a client of ours, and what has happened to their employees since being bought out by American is a shame, but that's another story. Among other stuff, I have a pair of pilot wings, two sets of first class silverware, two desktop plane models, and a neat travel agent poster of New York City that still shows the twin towers.
The mugs, the hats, lighthouses and internet-links, mentioned on here, are also some of the many things I collect.
Since I am emptying two entire rooms of the house, I came to realise that I collect (or -ed) a lot more than I remembered (e.g. didn't know I had all these Elvis records and posters still).
yugioh cards is what i call my collection. back when i was a little dude i collected poke'mon cards. ah the money spent on these things....but they're good to collect so i have a hobby. (NOSE BLEED!) to many poke'mon cards though.
), keychains, unusual pens, unusual pins, alarm clocks, and anything to do with old Chevys. I also have a collection of old computers (an old 8088 & an Acer 486 DX, and will likey add the P3-500 I'm using now to the collection soon).
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