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1. Collecting Celebrity and Sports Autographs This is the place to learn all about the exciting hobby of celebrity and sports autograph collecting.  I hope to share all sorts of helpful information, such as autograph collecting tips, celebrity and sports player addresses, and scans of autog...
2. Swag Bucks Search & Win Site. What is Swag Bucks? Swag Bucks is a free to join website, that rewards users when they search the Internet, using a Google and Ask.com powered search engine. It's that simple! Each search can net you either $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $10.00,...
3. Vintage Signed Baseballs Autographed baseballs are a piece of Americana. No other type of sports memorabilia has as much history behind it as the ball signed by a player or team. From the famous to the infamous, vintage signed baseballs can be very valuable, especially when...
4. Collecting Professional Wrestling Autographs Wrestling autographs have been avidly collected since the turn of the last century when wrestling stars were major celebrities. Those old autographs are very hard to find today. It can take years to find an autograph of a major talent like Frank Gotc...
5. Twilight Movie Memorabilia, Posters, Photos, and Autographs A huge collection of Twilight movie memorabilia, autographs, photos, posters and hard to find items. This website is automatically updated daily so check back often!
6. H.O.T. We've all heard of pin-ups! Pin ups were photographs of celebrities who were considered sex symbols. One of the most popular early pin-up girls was Betty Grable. Her poster was ubiquitous in the lockers of G.I.s during World War II. The term "pin-up"...
7. Hannah Montana Christmas Looking for a last minute gift? Something really unique? Need to find some stocking stuffers? Do they love Hannah? Well you will too, when you see the awesome merchandise. And the best part about it,our stocking stuffer section is $10.00 and under....
8. I Love Swagbucks Swagbucks lets you search the internet like you normally do and occasionally you get rewarded with digital dollars, called swagbucks, that you can redeem for prizes like music, autographs, electronics, books, giftcards, and so much more. The swagbuck...
9. Batman - Autographs from the 1960's TV Series Batman, starring Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin the Boy Wonder, premiered on Wednesday night, Jan 12, 1966 on ABC. The next day kids tied towels around their necks for capes and and their parents were laughing about it at work. Batman was...
10. Baseball Autographs Collecting autographs from baseball players can be an enjoyable hobby but it does have it's frustrations. If you can afford it, you can run to every signing (list below) and spend hours standing in line. Or you can make every game with the hopes tha...
11. Chloe's Got Game I have done so many sports related sites, that I felt the time had come to put them all together. Making it easier for my customers, friends. Here you will see what I have to offer, and gain a little insight into my world.
12. Top Sports Collectibles FansEdge.com The Largest Selection of Sports Licensed Products on the Planet The term sports memorabilia usually refers to anything that can be directly connected to a sports event or personality. These items are generally gathered by fans of the p...
13. Gone With the Wind Autographs "Gone With the Wind" is certainly one of the most popular films of all time. Some would argue that it is the best movie of all time. It won ten Oscars in 1939, including Best Picture, Best Actress (Vivian Leigh), Best Supporting Actress (Hattie McDan...
14. Celebrity autographs through the mail Collecting Autographs in the mail can be an easy and inexpensive hobby. For the cost of a few stamps, you can build an amazing collection. After a long day of work, there are few greater joys than finding a personalized autograph in your mailbox. Th...
15. How to get a Celebrity's Autograph I spent a couple of years collecting Celebrity Autographs. Most of the autographs I received came through the mail. Two or three of them I was fortunate enough to receive in person. I am not sure what the fascination is about receiving a Photograph o...
16. Collecting Bonanza Autographs Bonanza premiered on NBC on September 12, 1959. The ratings during the first season were mediocre, but RCA, the parent company of NBC, kept it on the air because it was one of the first TV shows to be filmed in color. The show was filmed on location...
17. Introducing Investing in memorabilia Similar to a souvenir, memorabilia (from Latin, for memorable) is an object that is treasured for its memories; however, unlike souvenirs, memorabilia are valued for a connection to a historical, sporting event, culture, entertainment. Such items in...
18. Collecting the Autographs of the Honeymooners For me, the Honeymooners is the best comedy series in the history of TV. They did so much with so little and it all appeared effortless. The sets were little more than painted cardboard. Jackie Gleason didn't rehearse and read the script minutes befo...
19. Investing in the Autographs of Astronauts As an alternative investment vehicle, I love space-related memorabilia - especially autographed photographs of the astronauts. I mean, they're lovely to have for their historical and aesthetic appeal, too - but the capital appreciation is what reall...
20. Collecting the Autographs of the Rat Pack Before Elvis, the epitome of cool was the Rat Pack. Most pop culture historians credit Lauren Bacall as the person who coined the phrase "Rat Pack." Her husband at the time, Humphrey Bogart, was the leader. Bogart died in 1957, at the age of 57. The...