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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesYou've got a lot of music ahartfie. Even more than we have here. There's some overlap between your content and ours.
Now, how do we find the time to listen to it all?
Now, how do we find the time to listen to it all?
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ahartfie
··The black sheep in the Spee-ee-eee-eedmaster flockNow, how do we find the time to listen to it all?
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jimdgreat1
·Retro black rifles (60s and 70s era ar-15s)
Ruger firearms.
Hangovers
Sold most of the motorcycles.
Ruger firearms.
Hangovers
Sold most of the motorcycles.
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alford78
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That's 10 21" subs with Lab Grupen FP10k amps 1 QSC 2408 for the other two 21"s, 2 QSC 3602 amps for the Left Right and Center, Sony VW1000es upgraded, Stewart 130 micro perf screen 13' wide approx 8' tall. That's my true home theater built from ground up and designed by Dennis Erskine. All 4K UHD. Autographed sports and rare memorabilia, rookie sports cards, custom hand made knives, watches of course, shoes, belts and custom buckles (not western), fishing tackle and gear, paintings, super high end audio/video equipment, kyosho dnano rc cars and track. Rc helis, planes, and land vehicles.Then there is the bar room for Sunday football and March madness. Excuse the incomplete photos as it was a long project between the theater and bar and full bathroom. It's still not 100% complete but very useful lol
I collect too much honestly. Having a loving wife to put up with it that's for sure.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesRetro black rifles (60s and 70s era ar-15s)
Colt SP-1 from 1973
I enjoy the U.S. small arms from World War II and earlier best but have one example of a "retro black rifle" to go with the earlier stuff.
"I collect too much honestly."
I do too and also have a wonderful wife who cannot comprehend collecting anything but puts up with me anyway.
I don't remember mentioning double-edge razors earlier in this thread but have collected most of the 20th century Gillette models beginning with Gillette's first model, an uncommonly found 1904 Gillette "Double Ring."
My favorite daily shaver is the pre-war Gillette Aristocrat (gold, open-comb model on right). Makes one feel like Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart, or Clark Gable to shave with it.
Two other scarce models shown here are the gold 1940 Regent Tech (center), the production of which lasted only a year before wartime requirements caused it to be discontinued, and the rhodium 1949 Executive (left), the only completely rhodium-plated American Gillette model which was only sold in the Christmas season of 1949.
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lillatroll
·Nice collection of razors you have there. A few years ago I bought a Merkur single blade razor, best shave I have ever had. I also have a king Gillette razor blade some where. It is indigo blue and has a picture of a dashing looking chap on it.
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Joe1010
·I'm not sure how I ended up with all of these. There is also an Alvarez acoustic and a home grown Les Paul style that is almost finished to be added to this assortment
Nice collection - I also collect guitars - I play them all, so its not as if I really collecting, more just purchasing what I want/need (always need...) I don't have any real vintage stuff. I have been playing for 25 years, so I have some older guitars that have been with me for a long time. I am currently at 27 stringed instruments - I'll post a picture once I have them all out (we moved recently and I am still building my music room).
I also have an epiphone 175 - one of my favorites. That is such an underrated guitar.
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Joe1010
·Hand made guitars..
wow - these are stunning - I would love to get more information on the sunburst one. Is that hollow or semi-hollow? I love the body design. I good friend of mine is a woodworker and has built 2 guitars for me - to be honest, we are learning luthiery as we go. Both have turned our really nice (one hollow one semi-hollow, basically a 335) - but we have been trying to come up with new body designs that are functionally relevant. That sunburst looks really comfortable and I imagine the shape changes the acoustic properties a bit. Very cool guitars - could you PM me specifics on that one?
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Joe1010
·At one time it was...
My other collection that isn't really a collection is guitars.
The only one that would be considered a collectors item is the Fender strat at the back. It's a c1988 Fujigen Japanese factory model that I've owned since new. They were better than the US models at that time & Fender stopped them being exported into the West not long after. Apparently they're sought after in unmodified original condition like this. Most were modded as a lot of people didn't like the old fashioned design of the pick ups.
I have a very similar strat, same era, same factory. I have swapped pickups and the pickguard, but have the originals. It is road worn though. Definitely not a collector - but an excellent guitar that plays and sounds great.
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ConElPueblo
·Lately, I've been collecting bills from the Danish tax authorities 🙁
They have taken an, to me, unhealthy interest in small parcels mailed to the ConElPueblo residence, costing me roughly $2K on top of purchase price for my latest two watches 🤬
Well, at least some of the money goes to pay my wages - a small comfort...
They have taken an, to me, unhealthy interest in small parcels mailed to the ConElPueblo residence, costing me roughly $2K on top of purchase price for my latest two watches 🤬
Well, at least some of the money goes to pay my wages - a small comfort...
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Garv
·I have a very similar strat, same era, same factory. I have swapped pickups and the pickguard, but have the originals. It is road worn though. Definitely not a collector - but an excellent guitar that plays and sounds great.
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Joe1010
·For grins, I bought a Fender Start body and neck and built this one. It was a fun project
that is really cool. I have always enjoyed modding guitars and building them has been a lot of fun. Strats are amazing in that regard. you can gets so many different sounds out of a strat by changing various parts of the guitar or electronics.
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Civilguy007
·Some very nice "What Else?" collections. Through the years, I have accumulated many things that, prior to this thread, I would have considered "collections". But my bicycles and baseball cards can't compete with what I have seen here.
However, I do have some plastic guns and rifles...that go with my GI Joe Action Figures (not dolls). None of my originals made it out of childhood. These are all later issues that I picked up hoping to interest my young son (It didn't work. He was too obsessed with Star Wars).
As I look at it now, I'm very disappointed with the Mercury Astronaut...
No Speedmaster!
However, I do have some plastic guns and rifles...that go with my GI Joe Action Figures (not dolls). None of my originals made it out of childhood. These are all later issues that I picked up hoping to interest my young son (It didn't work. He was too obsessed with Star Wars).
As I look at it now, I'm very disappointed with the Mercury Astronaut...
No Speedmaster!
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Civilguy007
·Another collection of mine that I haven't seen here yet, leather jackets (and hats)...
I have others, but these are my top three.
I have others, but these are my top three.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFThe Tempest era was my golden days of playing MtG. Moggs all over the place, decks with previously unimaginable colour combinations and all sorts of different strategies - it was great.
One of the older guys in our group used to talk about how he started playing just after Revised was released. He had the option of buying loads of Unlimited crates, but all the experienced guys said that it was better getting the newest edition. 🤦
...Just as they advised him to buy a lot of the new-fangled Antiquities set, instead of the so-last-year Arabian Nights 🤦🤦
@ConElPueblo @kov
This discussion actually got me looking at my old cards more, and considering buying some new ones.
I've already told @Trev I'm going to teach him how to play, they now make these "clash deck" sets that come as a pack of two and are designed to be extremely balanced with each other and make for really fun / advantage swinging play then the two interact so might give them a go.
Also watches a few episodes of the Spellslingers youtube channel where they play these decks, just looks like awesome fun.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Magic-th...811141?hash=item5b02f7b145:g:kYsAAOSwI~VTzhzO
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mozartman
·Some very nice "What Else?" collections. Through the years, I have accumulated many things that, prior to this thread, I would have considered "collections". But my bicycles and baseball cards can't compete with what I have seen here.
However, I do have some plastic guns and rifles...that go with my GI Joe Action Figures (not dolls).
I have an original 1964 and a 1965. Alas, most of the accessories are pretty beat up, not much left of the frog man, paratrooper, etc., but I do have a complete West Point cadet uniform in pretty good shape. Double alas, I also had the Navy fighter jet (I remember the happy day it arrived when I was 6) but didn't save it because it was so large. Of course, that's why it's valuable today -- nobody saved it because it was too large!
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Canuck
·Colt SP-1 from 1973
I enjoy the U.S. small arms from World War II and earlier best but have one example of a "retro black rifle" to go with the earlier stuff.
"I collect too much honestly."
I do too and also have a wonderful wife who cannot comprehend collecting anything but puts up with me anyway.
I don't remember mentioning double-edge razors earlier in this thread but have collected most of the 20th century Gillette models beginning with Gillette's first model, an uncommonly found 1904 Gillette "Double Ring."
My favorite daily shaver is the pre-war Gillette Aristocrat (gold, open-comb model on right). Makes one feel like Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart, or Clark Gable to shave with it.
Two other scarce models shown here are the gold 1940 Regent Tech (center), the production of which lasted only a year before wartime requirements caused it to be discontinued, and the rhodium 1949 Executive (left), the only completely rhodium-plated American Gillette model which was only sold in the Christmas season of 1949.
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