What do you collect?

[burrocrat]

sold! do you want a sticker in return?

i don't know dba's shipping address, she was supposed to pm you with it but maybe she's waiting until she finishes my sock monkeys.

Just got my season tickets for Weber State basketball and it came with a "Weber State Wildcat Club" sticker. It's yours if interested.

BTW, never got DBA's shipping info.

 

[tsptalk]

oh, and i collect signs, prefereably road signs. with bullet holes in them. but you have to be really careful how you acquire them these days. and i wouldn't trade a one of them.

I have a couple of really cool old street signs, but probably only cool for local folks. They are wooden and hand painted, but one is mis-spelled, which makes it really unique. It's been sitting in my store for a while. I can't believe no one bought it, but I don't think most notice the mis-spelling. It's for "Ogden Ave" but it actually says "Odgen Ave".

Also have several other signs, but I don't think any bullet holes...

See www.facebook.com/thecrowleygallery for other signs / stuff

 

[tsptalk]

does anybody have some cool stickers to trade?

Just got my season tickets for Weber State basketball and it came with a "Weber State Wildcat Club" sticker. It's yours if interested.

BTW, never got DBA's shipping info.

 

[burrocrat]

say, you don't have a commodore 64 console with an operable cartridge of galaxian in a box in the garage, do you? i used to kick ass at that game.

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What have I collected? Nothing on purpose. We will not speak of the baseball cards from the early 60s.

I have a bunch of electronic junk I need to get rid of. Most of it was very important at one time but no longer so. I have a hard time throwing things like this away. Maybe because they represent so much past BS&Ts.

I just know someone out there would love some of this stuff.
If nothing else this will be a trip down memory lane for some of you. Other, younger people will be saying "WTF?".

Most of this stuff has the original packaging, manuals and receipts. According to reality TV that makes them "real valuable"

Hitachi 2060 multi system TV. Hitachi 8050AM multi system VHS recorder/player. Complete with original packaging, wire remote control, manuals and receipt from Lakenheath AB audio club.

AcerPower tower PC with Pentuim I processor upgraded so it can add.

Sansui 990DB receiver. Aiwa dual cassette recorder/player. (don't make me drag it out to find the model) Technics SL-1910 turntable. Dolby DBX222 noise reduction unit. Cerwin-Vega D1E speakers. All with original packaging and receipt from Rhein-Main AB audio club (called Elictric Avenue).

Sorry, I gave away the JBL L36s and Bose 501s and 901s years ago.

Prices are negotiable. TSPTalk members get a discount. Shipping is on you.

PO

 

[EricDeLee]

Cerwin Vegas! Shoot me a PM to let me know what you want for them shipping probably wouldn't be worth it. Lol
i just found a D3 (only one) and a set of book shelf Cerwin Vegas on the curb about a month ago. Lol. I was shocked and swooped in to rescue them!

 

[DreamboatAnnie]

I collect shoes-- all kinds..high heels, strappy ones, platform patent leather ones, boots...you know...the latest styles.....the blingier the better, plus purses galore..summer ones, leather ones in all colors including straw with different colors/ dye..gotta have plenty to match every outfit and rich brown brushed suede ones, also lots of blouses, dresses, fancy lacy under clothes...etc...and hats..floppy hippy hats, cowgirl, summer tea party hats with dried flowers for Fiesta in San Antonio...all designs and types! Ok...I'm just kidding!! :laugh: But I do have tons and love clothes!! Yes have to clear out every other year..so many clothes and so little time....my favorite is a soft silk pink business pant suit...never getting rid of that!...seriously.

So I collect old history books, stamps but only certain ones with celebs like Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, and Dinosaurs; And State quarters...but ended that.

My main collection is Department 56 Christmas village (North Pole and Dickens Village) porcelain houses and figurines. I have so many I only collect extraordinary pieces now.....I set it up every couple years and make it look as life-like as possible....do that in November and take down in late January..takes two days to set up and takes up about 7x7'space ..has a train that goes into a mountain and back out and train is a choo choo type that has smoke coming out. There is also a skating rink with kids skating about and up in the a North Pole Santa is in his sleigh flying around...yes they move. There is a river (make it look real with blue Saran Wrap) and snow is fluffy and stretched by hand an inch at a time and laid down so it doesn't look like just a white sheet of flat fluff. Add in Spanish moss and little twigs to create ground. Lots of trees..in the woods...and English hunters on horseback with hound dogs hunting a fox, a farm with piggies, Xmas carolers, elves testing toys, santa's house up in the North Pole, Big Ben, Kensington palace, Ebenezer Scrooge's house with the ghosts, lots of other English houses, and the "curiosity" shop. If I set up this year, will take a few pictures and post.

Not sure I could sell it but who knows.

 

[PessOptimist]

What have I collected? Nothing on purpose. We will not speak of the baseball cards from the early 60s.

I have a bunch of electronic junk I need to get rid of. Most of it was very important at one time but no longer so. I have a hard time throwing things like this away. Maybe because they represent so much past BS&Ts.

I just know someone out there would love some of this stuff.
If nothing else this will be a trip down memory lane for some of you. Other, younger people will be saying "WTF?".

Most of this stuff has the original packaging, manuals and receipts. According to reality TV that makes them "real valuable"

Hitachi 2060 multi system TV. Hitachi 8050AM multi system VHS recorder/player. Complete with original packaging, wire remote control, manuals and receipt from Lakenheath AB audio club.

AcerPower tower PC with Pentuim I processor upgraded so it can add.

Sansui 990DB receiver. Aiwa dual cassette recorder/player. (don't make me drag it out to find the model) Technics SL-1910 turntable. Dolby DBX222 noise reduction unit. Cerwin-Vega D1E speakers. All with original packaging and receipt from Rhein-Main AB audio club (called Elictric Avenue).

Sorry, I gave away the JBL L36s and Bose 501s and 901s years ago.

Prices are negotiable. TSPTalk members get a discount. Shipping is on you.

PO

 

[burrocrat]

Burro.. your not talking about little bitty stickers are you???..Like kind you get for being good huh..not those kind....just wonderin! :toung: Uhhhh..what game am I in???? Tequila..yum!

i like all kind of stickers, but if you can buy them standard on a roll from office max, then no those are not my favorite. almost all businesses have stickers, i hope tom gets some soon. and also almost all businesses have cool hats, i hope tom gets some of those soon too.

think local and get creative, talk up the counter help, stickers and hats are everywhere, you just gotta ask nice most places is all. and smile, that helps too.

 

[DreamboatAnnie]

lately i have been collecting tsptalk coffee mugs. i got one of the shiny stainless and black ones because of a stellar but non-winning performance beause i whined a lot. then i got one of the old school blue ones when rmi and alevin got the shiny ones. then i got a microwavable because PO was getting one. now dreamboatannie is in on the game too. i can't wait to collect the next issue.

i also collect baseball caps, from all over, at least two apple boxes of nested caps but i hardly ever wear them, only on really bad weather days or playing poker with sunglasses. i have them from boats up north i worked on or traded with. and from sawmills all over but especially the south, they wear hats a lot down there. also from any sports team any league from minors to majors where i've seen a game in person.

and stickers. i looove stickers, but i don't file them away, i stick them. i have a job box and multiple hardhats all scratched and weathered and dented full of them. some of my favorites are: when i used to be a pipefitter and welder 'danger, argon, be back later', and one with a hand showing all the fingers separated (to cut the heads off of fish on that machine you had to wear handcuffs too short and hold the tail and belly while stomping the gilloutine trigger with your foot), and one from 'scotch lumber' near thomasville alabama also close to the tombigbee river we would put on our cleanest carharts and go to the sunday buffet at shoney's after drinking miller beer and tequila all saturday night now that was an interesting place. ahhh good times.

does anybody have some cool stickers to trade?

Burro.. your not talking about little bitty stickers are you???..Like kind you get for being good huh..not those kind....just wonderin! :toung: Uhhhh..what game am I in???? Tequila..yum!

 

[burrocrat]

 

[nnuut]

Well, now that it seems we all have way to much stuff, maybe you should put some of it for sale in our new Classifieds section so the rest of us can add to our collections. I never know what I need until I see it.

If anyone is looking for something in particular, let me (us) know. I may have it and post for you to look at.

How much do you think I could get for a bunch of Wine Bottle Corks? hic!

 

[burrocrat]

oh, and i collect signs, prefereably road signs. with bullet holes in them. but you have to be really careful how you acquire them these days. and i wouldn't trade a one of them.

 

[burrocrat]

lately i have been collecting tsptalk coffee mugs. i got one of the shiny stainless and black ones because of a stellar but non-winning performance beause i whined a lot. then i got one of the old school blue ones when rmi and alevin got the shiny ones. then i got a microwavable because PO was getting one. now dreamboatannie is in on the game too. i can't wait to collect the next issue.

i also collect baseball caps, from all over, at least two apple boxes of nested caps but i hardly ever wear them, only on really bad weather days or playing poker with sunglasses. i have them from boats up north i worked on or traded with. and from sawmills all over but especially the south, they wear hats a lot down there. also from any sports team any league from minors to majors where i've seen a game in person.

and stickers. i looove stickers, but i don't file them away, i stick them. i have a job box and multiple hardhats all scratched and weathered and dented full of them. some of my favorites are: when i used to be a pipefitter and welder 'danger, argon, be back later', and one with a hand showing all the fingers separated (to cut the heads off of fish on that machine you had to wear handcuffs too short and hold the tail and belly while stomping the gilloutine trigger with your foot), and one from 'scotch lumber' near thomasville alabama also close to the tombigbee river we would put on our cleanest carharts and go to the sunday buffet at shoney's after drinking miller beer and tequila all saturday night now that was an interesting place. ahhh good times.

does anybody have some cool stickers to trade?

 

[tsptalk]

Well, now that it seems we all have way to much stuff, maybe you should put some of it for sale in our new Classifieds section so the rest of us can add to our collections. I never know what I need until I see it.

If anyone is looking for something in particular, let me (us) know. I may have it and post for you to look at.

 

[tsptalk]

Well, now that it seems we all have way to much stuff, maybe you should put some of it for sale in our new Classifieds section so the rest of us can add to our collections.

If anyone is looking for something in particular, let me (us) know. I may have it and post for you to look at.

 

[EricDeLee]

I got caught up in that too. It seems like once Mcguire was hitting 70 home runs, they saturated the market with all different brands so they weren't as rare. After that they peaked and fell.

Combining two posts into one, I once traded a guitar for a Wayne Gretzky rookie card. A guy won the guitar on ebay from me and asked if I'd take the card and some cash instead of the full price. That was in the mid-90's I wish I remembered where I put it.

I sold my card collection years ago... Right at the right time. I used to collect mainly Nolan Ryan cards a lot. I still have all of his from 1968-1985. Those I keep for memories. I have a 52 Bowman Mickey Mantle I'm considering selling though. Nice card!

 

[nnuut]

Any particularly good / rare ones we should know about?

I used to buy and sell a lot of guitars on ebay while looking for the perfect one. I bought a brand new, gorgeous Les Paul Custom but didn't really like the way it played so I sold it on ebay for almost what I paid for it. That's one good thing about good guitars. They tend to hold their value. Currently I am down to a Fender Strat Deluxe and a 1983 Martin acoustic that I love.

I have a 1997 American Strat, it's perfect, an Ibanez acoustic electric, and a Luis Aparicio classical guitar I bought in Spain.

 

[k0nkuzh0n]

pokemon cards!

 

[tsptalk]

I used to collect baseball cards when I was a kid. Never got rid of them. I think I have 50,000+, mostly from the 1980s, but not exclusively. I've tried to sell them a few times but the bottom fell out of the market in the early 1990s.

I got caught up in that too. It seems like once Mcguire was hitting 70 home runs, they saturated the market with all different brands so they weren't as rare. After that they peaked and fell.

Combining two posts into one, I once traded a guitar for a Wayne Gretzky rookie card. A guy won the guitar on ebay from me and asked if I'd take the card and some cash instead of the full price. That was in the mid-90's I wish I remembered where I put it.

 

[tsptalk]

I collect guitars at this time.

Any particularly good / rare ones we should know about?

I used to buy and sell a lot of guitars on ebay while looking for the perfect one. I bought a brand new, gorgeous Les Paul Custom but didn't really like the way it played so I sold it on ebay for almost what I paid for it. That's one good thing about good guitars. They tend to hold their value. Currently I am down to a Fender Strat Deluxe and a 1983 Martin acoustic that I love.