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1. Collectable Corner Antique Toys & More Collecting is probably the most popular hobby in the world. The types of things that people collect is practically unlimited as are the reasons why people collect what they do. My personal favorites are coins, vintage toys, and classic vinyl LPs. A...
2. The Funniest Calvin-and-Hobbes Ever Explore Calvin and Hobbes at their best - rare cartoons, funny pictures, videos, and decide for yourself what the funniest Calvin and Hobbes cartoon is and see what others think. The cartoon series is imaginative, irreverent, and thought provoking....
3. Lions, Fu Dogs and Bears (OH MY!) Animals make fascinating subjects for artists. Here you'll find unique sculptures of lions, fu dogs, bears, cats, wolves and other animals. I'll showcase my sculptures plus other artist's creations. I'll also include interesting facts about the ani...
4. Portmeirion Pottery for Collectors Botanic Garden is Portmeirion Potteries' most famous design but the company has produced a wide range from the sumptuous to the bizarre. Of course, designer Susan Williams-Ellis is the daughter of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, the creator of the bizarre...
5. Collecting Starbucks Coffee Mugs Forbes magazine had an article recently about things to invest in.. given the possibility of inflation, paper money might decline in value. One of the article's suggestions was "trinkets".... I think Starbucks mugs might be just the right kind of tr...
6. Give A Great Gift They'll Be Glad To Get Here you'll find great gifts for everyone -- family, friends, co-workers, in-laws or even the mailperson. You'll find tips on what, where, when, and how to get the best gifts -- gifts that will make the recipient smile over and over again. I'll showca...
7. Wade Whimsies and Figurines The original Wade Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, England, began in 1810 and took over several companies in the area and in Northern Ireland. It wasn't until the 1920s it started producing figurines and the 1950s when it started its famous Whimsies which...
8. Collecting Thimbles, Old and New Most people who do much hand sewing will own and use a thimble, a simple, utilitarian object worn to protect the finger-tip. For collectors, though, it is much more than that and the thimbles they collect can range from the beautiful to the whimsical...
9. Paperweights Who can resist paperweights? Made by master craftsmen, they are objects of supreme beauty. Is it any wonder that they were hardly ever used for such a mundane task as securing loose papers? In the 19th century, educated ladies and gentlemen sat at th...
10. Pendelfin Stoneware Pendelfin's stoneware rabbits have captured the imaginations of collectors for more than fifty years, ever since 1953, when Jean Walmsley Heap and Jeannie Todd founded Pendelfin in a wooden garden shed. Although the rabbits didn't come until a few yea...
11. Trail of Painted Ponies Collectibles The Beginning The Trial of Painted Ponies began in the summer of 2000. A major sculptor was commissioned to create a life-size horse that was cast in a durable resin blend. A call went out to the artistic community around the Southwest, inviting famou...
12. X-Files Collectables This is the Squidoo page for XF collectables. Your one stop shop for X-files collectables on the internet. We specialise in X-files collectables including collectors cards by Topps and Inkworks. Magazines, Comics, Books, DVDs and Videos. We also stoc...
13. Border Fine Arts As always. Border Fine Arts continues to lead the field in the creation of authentic, high quality, collectable figurines and giftware. From the fun farmyard scenes and James Herriot-inspired nostalgia of the Studio ranges, to the stunning detail of...
14. Bears ..... The Bad Taste Bears. Late one night in 1994, Peter Underhill, an illustrator and graphic designer from Coventry, was designing a range of cutesy bears to be printed onto little girls pyjamas. To clear his head after becoming 'all cuted out' he drew his first ever Bad Tas...
15. Shabby Chic Furniture  Shabby chic furniture is not only shabby, but also chic. Do you know what I mean? Ageing with style and grace. These are not depressingly wrecked things, but things that have retained their soul that we or others have breathed new life into. Pe...
16. Moorcroft Pottery Moorcroft Pottery whether it is a Victorian or Edwardian piece signed by William Moorcroft himself or a much more modern piece is highly collectable. Whilst many antiques, particularly some types of china or pottery have seen their prices fall over t...
17. Collectibles - Magazine Back Issues, Movie Cards & Collectibles, And More I've been working on getting this page set up as a hub to my various sites.  Well, there's not that many, but it's pretty cool to collect them all in one spot.  As you'll see following this intro there are two informational sites that I run...
18. Toby and Character Jugs Love them or hate them, most people can identify a Toby jug. They depict a multitude of characters from historic times to the present day and come in a range of sizes. Popular for more than 200 years, in the 20th century they enjoyed renewed surge o...
19. Collecting Balance Toys Balance toys are figure that when set on a stand or the edge of a table will rock back and forth without falling off due to the counterweight that hangs under the point of balance. The Helmsman shown here has arms that move with the ships wheel as i...
20. Model Railroading! Model railroading (US) or Railway modelling (UK) is a hobby in which rail transport systems are modeled at a reduced scale, or ratio. The scale models include rail vehicles (locomotives, rolling stock, streetcars, etc.), tracks, signalling, scenery (...