What do you collect

Watches, predominantly Russian ones, though today I'm wearing a Seiko SKX.

 

Squire, Kramer XB10 and Rickenbacker 4001 electric basses, JV Squire Strat, Gibson Les Paul, Kramer XL5, Jackson V, plus a load of old skateboards (mainly Benjyboards, a Fibreflex and a couple of Alva's, and a few modern ones), eleven motorbikes (mostly Ariels, a Velocette, Fantic trials bike, Bultaco Pursang scrambler), seven bicycles (including a Chopper, Grifter, Orange Clockwork), more army jackets than I'll ever need, huge amount of vinyl and CDs, two surfboards a million books. I love my junk.

 

A friend of mine collects seiko watches mainly he’s interested in mine

 

Fossils, bikes (5 complete mountain bikes, 3 road bikes and a million spares) cars (if 3 vehicles qualifies), watches, Raku (Japanese pottery), and generally lots of ‘stuff’...


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Feeling rather inadequate as I don't collect anything...oh wait a minute..ex-wives.....the word inadequate reminded me!

 

Let’s see the walking sticks! My dad carved a few in his time, and was in the stickmakers guild.

 

I got some of them...

 

I`ll confess to a weakness for Vintage flip sided toasters similar to these ...




Not my pic but you get the idea - i`ve about 50-60 , but stored in mi mums loft since moving to `That London`

 

No crumpet ?

 

PIKELETS

 

If you switch them all on at the same time do all the street lights in England go off?

 

Arnt the just baby pikeez?

 

Bits and books for old cars - mostly MG but VW bus is catching up

 

£85.10.

 

Your welly witch

 

Just different 50ps and £2 coins. If I ever get zany unusual one, it goes in the pot with the rest. I think the Paddington Bear one is worth a tenner for some reason.

 

It will be a metal detectors paradise in years to come .

 

And...

Bicycles, guitars,records,motorbikes,vans,T-Shirts,watches, and general interesting unusual stuff that turns up now and again.

 

Yeah but he'd be warm as toast