Is it bad that reading that made me thirsty?

 

Not my photo, but mine are very similar...

 

Meteorites, cars, and once upon a time and briefly, toothpick dispensers!

The easiest one to show you is the meteorites (I know, everyone was hoping to see the collection of toothpick dispensers, but I must save that one for another 'reveal'!)... so here is the thread that details these 'space rocks' leading to my ultimate watch of the moment:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/the...meteorites-and-an-amazing-new-addition.23394/

 

Inuit sculpture

 

Hundreds of watch straps

 

Yeah, like them too..

 

Where is it possible to buy meteor rock and are they expensive.

 

cameras...lots of cameras

 

Just buy a Speediorite!

This was asked in my 'reveal' thread linked to above, but just like with watches, there are online merchants and also private sellers/forums where you can find them.

Due to another serious 'addiction', I'm not actively collecting them anymore, but I noticed prices seem to be about 50% higher than they were 4-5 years ago for comparable meteorites. I imagine the TV series, 'Meteorite Men' may have helped precipitate some of that 'inflation'...

 

For me it's a modest collection of violins, clocks, books on horology, my hobby car (just one), camping, photography, travel, maintaining two tower clocks (not mine), and belonging to two active fiddle groups. Then, watch and clock repair, but that is 50/50 hobby and profession. All in all, keeps me busy!

 

I forgot about straps!!! I have multiple per watch

 

Nice wheeelzzzzz

 

Oh, forgot to mention. Accordions.


Love to play 'em along with other instruments as well.

Have a collection of pea whistles.

Love classic, collectible cars of all kinds so this forum offers a pleasing side benefit of viewing other forum members' nice cars. We kept a rare Chrysler 300 convertible for 30 years. Haven't decided what sort of car to get into this time or how much I need to spend to get one.

We love to travel, especially to Europe and most especially the UK.

Love music so have an extensive library of both vinyl and CDs and a good, if now dated system on which to play it. Mostly classical and classic rock.

 

FYI-The CMP has released a bunch of Garands recently.

 

Golf clubs, vintage sunglasses, vintage briefcases...........and cars, of course

 

Thanks! But I already have a Garand and want more variety in my collection.

 

Cars, R/C planes, a boat, Shotguns- 2 Krieghoff's, Silver Seitz, 5 Beretta's, Browning Superposed Midas Grade, (Dad's shotgun), Winchester Model 12 and a few watches too. (Still working on the watch thing). I also have the violin my great graddad played and the violin my grandad played. My great grandad traded a bag of wheat to pay for the violin I have.
Like Ulackfocus, all of my stuff gets used. If it doesn't get used, it goes, unless my parents or grandparents gave it to me.

 

way cool, watching fragrance reviews on youtube is one of my distractions from working all day and all night in front of my computer.

 

Not a collection, but I have had four E30 M3s in the past 15 years. Otherwise, mid-century furniture and Japanese whisky.

 

What art do you have? Ive got a Dali and a few others

https://omegaforums.net/threads/artwork.5243/