Tyrone Biggums
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Vintage Bicycles.
I bought this 1920's bicycle because it was a SEAGULL brand bike.
I bought this 1920's bicycle because it was a SEAGULL brand bike.
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Paul Reids Sock
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I had never thought of this! I have the two first books somewhere at my mums house. My teacher at junior school recommended them before it hit the big time and as a result my mum got me them both (also bought a couple more copies for the school bless her)
I will have to dig them out at somepoint and see if they are worth anything!
Saturn
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- Feb 11, 2016
- 186
I wouldn’t say I actively collect anything but I do have what I would term as ‘collections’ which I try to add to from time to time. For example, I’ve long lost interest in the current gaming scene, but my friends and I still play some N64/Gamecube games relatively often and I still have my Gamecube games. So a while back I decided I wanted to pick up a few games I missed out on at the time, or borrowed from friends but never owned or sold on. I’ve got a list of the ones I want that I’m working through and by the time I’m done I’ll have about 40 of the best titles.
I’ve also recently rediscovered my love of reading so I’m trying to pick up one or two hardbacks per month. Mostly sport or autobiographies (or both!). Happy to listen to any recommendations from the NSC crowd.
I’ve also recently rediscovered my love of reading so I’m trying to pick up one or two hardbacks per month. Mostly sport or autobiographies (or both!). Happy to listen to any recommendations from the NSC crowd.
If you have a FE, 1st printing Philosopher's Stone in Hardback, you're looking at several hundred pounds - very likely to be well north of £500 depending on condition. Even FE, 3rd prints are a couple of hundred or so.
Did you buy it from Australia?
I collect DVDs of Liam Bridcutt goals and assists. I haven't got many.
Did you have a priest round the other day for a few lines of Charlie?
Tyrone Biggums
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As I live in Australia yes it was an Australian purchase.
Having said that I've spent a lot of money buying vintage bike parts from the UK to get the restorations period correct.
I love the nostalgic feeling of setting them up and putting the games in, not to mention the sound tracks that go with the games. So simple. I guess as the saying goes, simple things please simple minds is very true for me!
boik
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Dad and I used to collect diecast model Citroens, which I now have. Probably 5-600, some of which are worth hundreds of pounds.
I also have a collection of Wedding Present gig posters from gigs I have been to, but only a few of these.
I also have a collection of Wedding Present gig posters from gigs I have been to, but only a few of these.
I've got the first LP cover, signed by George Best.
KingstonSeagull
New member
I collect money in my savings account. My girlfriend hates it she is constantly getting rid of it!
Nigella's Cream Pie
Fingerlickin good
Nigella's Cream Pie
Fingerlickin good
No ICL 1904S?
Marshy
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I collect sporting and music memorabilia, signed picturers etc
CliveWalkerWingWizard
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Late 60s rock psych through to c86 Britpop etc I am an indie kid at heart
Tricky Dicky
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I have 7, but never considered myself a collector, more a frustrated player who thinks buying a new one will make me better. Not worked so far.
bn1&bn3 Albion
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I have about 20+ pairs of Adidas trainers. I wouldn't say I collect them but I certainly buy more than I need.
boik
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Ooh, nice!