Star Trek memorabilia ... I have action figures, starship models, autographs, books, comics, soundtrack CDs, uniforms, glassware, and more ... Not to mention all seasons of all series and all films.
What can I say? My dad took me to my first convention in 1976 and I've been a Trekker ever since.
I also love James Bond ... I have several early hardcover Fleming editions, and all of my old Corgi cars. The gadgets still work!
Mostly handmade acoustic guitars, like this 20 stringed beast
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Ive about 11 or 12 in all, 2 of which Id actually trade for a watch...
One Ayres Mahogany ooo conerted from Rh, Id trade for awatch in $600-700 range
One Glenn Wilson OOO citaway in Adirondack and Cocobolo ... Id trade fora watch around $2000
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I collect 1st edition books. I have been collecting them for 20years. Its a lot cheaper than buying watches but like collecting watches I dont do it with a view to making any money. I did pick up a first edition of Of Mice and Men for 50p which could sell for upto 600 quid but I would not sell any of my books.
I collect 1st edition books. I have been collecting them for 20years. Its a lot cheaper than buying watches but like collecting watches I dont do it with a view to making any money. I did pick up a first edition of Of Mice and Men for 50p which could sell for upto 600 quid but I would not sell any of my books.
I've literally (2 minutes ago) just finished Of Mice and Men. Amazing book.
I like the naked chick on a bike poster on the wall to make it look like a legitimate motorcycle workshop 馃憤
It is a wondeful book. There is a film with John Malcovich in it that is also good. The book was originally designed to be adapted as a play which is why there is so much dialoug in it. The title is from a poem by the scottish poet Robert Burns. You might also like Cannery Row which is one of my other favourite Steinbeck books.
...It's actually pretty amazing anyone spotted it, given that it's over in the corner and pretty blurry.