Milk Bottle Of The Week
“Here’s where you will find some of the world’s most bizarre, beautiful and sexy milk bottles. What’s more they’re delivered fresh to your desktop every… Read More »Milk Bottle Of The Week
Collecting & listmaking
World’s Largest Shopping List Collection
Hey, that’s a lot of lists! Kicks my butt… “Jansen has collected shopping lists for a number of years. He currently has over 3,000 different… Read More »World’s Largest Shopping List Collection
The stuff of lives
“The ninth collectors show, ‘Tons More Things People Collect,’ opens today at the first-floor exhibit space on the south end of Crown Center. Among the… Read More »The stuff of lives
I am also dull!
From the Dull Men’s Club: “Find out what Dull Men collect… Thanks to a reader’s letter, we searched the web for collections of grocery shopping… Read More »I am also dull!
The Shopping List Compendium
Cool, another list collection! “This site has been inspired by the kind people who abandon their shopping lists at the end of a shopping trip.… Read More »The Shopping List Compendium
A List Of 30 Things We Love
“Our urge to compile lists probably starts at age 40-something. If you are thoroughly convinced you routinely kept lists in your 20s or 30s —… Read More »A List Of 30 Things We Love
Online, Anything and Everything Can Be a Museum Piece
Hello again, NYT readers! “The age of MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, is over. The age of MoOM, the Museum of Online Museums, is… Read More »Online, Anything and Everything Can Be a Museum Piece
Check out the excellent Inspector Collector!
“Who is Inspector Collector? I’m just a guy who loves to collect stuff, all kinds of stuff. My great grandpa, grandpa and dad came from… Read More »Check out the excellent Inspector Collector!
Why Do We Collect Things?
“If you collect — or ever plan to collect — anything, your first priority should be to develop an honest self-awareness of your personal ambitions.… Read More »Why Do We Collect Things?
Web Wunderkammer: A collection of curiosities for study & grins
“Cabinets of Curiosities were small museums collected and curated usually by one individual. The contents were objects of an exotic nature, culture artifacts, oddities, extraordinary… Read More »Web Wunderkammer: A collection of curiosities for study & grins
COLLECTIBLE MEMORIES FOR SALE
“Mary Diden, 80, still has the first doll she ever received as a child, and it is dressed in one of Diden’s own baby dresses.… Read More »COLLECTIBLE MEMORIES FOR SALE
Write on: Rockland assistant treasurer’s unusual pen passion
Jane Sforza, assistant treasurer for the town of Rockland, [Massachusetts,] believes one should always have a pen close at hand. At last count she had… Read More »Write on: Rockland assistant treasurer’s unusual pen passion
For collectors, anything is a fair target
“There was a time when almost everyone in the country collected stamps. That was only about 20 years ago. For children at that time, stamps… Read More »For collectors, anything is a fair target
Kids love to collect things
“Kids love to collect things. With a little luck and a lot of effort, children might be able to build up valuable collections. There is… Read More »Kids love to collect things
Weird Collections on the Web
“Everyone collects something, be it parking tickets, AOL CDs, or dust. Some just collect more than others, and even fewer still decide to share their… Read More »Weird Collections on the Web
LinkMonkey.net: Eclectible Collectibles
Hi LinkMonkey readers! “Have you ever had to stand in a long line at the grocery store? In order to amuse yourself while you wait,… Read More »LinkMonkey.net: Eclectible Collectibles
So what do you call a grocery list collector?
“People who collect things are called by many names. Some of their names are as unusual as the items they collect.”
Good thing grocery lists don’t take up too much room
So Much Clutter, So Little Room: Examining the Roots of Hoarding. Also: Why don’t children collect things anymore?
They’re cool, and they link to us
FOUND magazine | We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids’ homework, to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles — anything… Read More »They’re cool, and they link to us
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