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INSPECTOR COLLECTOR'S COLLECTIONS March 3, 2003 1. Collection of collectors (international database on thousands of collections) 2. Chinese takeout menus (c. 6,000 from 55 foreign countries dating back to 1868) 3. Contemporary art (several hundred originals) 4. Graffiti stickers (8,000) 5. Mr. T memorabilia (c. 100 objects) 6. Newspaper stand weights and memorabilia (c. 200 from 1930s to present) 7. Watches (6) 8. New York City Metro Cards (over 100 different ones and related information) 9. Cool boxes (c. 30) 10. Cool shopping bags (c. 40) 11. Chinese movie posters and memorabilia (10,000 pieces) 12. Pens (c. 200) 13. Pencils (c. 400) 14. Postcards (c. 500) 15. Crabs (photos and information, c. 30 pieces) 16. Ice Cream memorabilia 17. Maps and objects with map designs (c. 200) 18. Pokemon (articles, c. 100) 19. Forks (c. 45 different ones) 20. Toothpicks (c. 50 different ones) 21. Spoons with different functions (c. 300) 22. Japanese Sake bottlecaps (c. 25) 23. Hot Dog information 24. Hamburger information 25. Plastic (hundreds of unusual plastic objects) 26. Shoes (photos) 27. Doors (photos) 28. Crazy Neckties (c. 120) 29. Beer paraphernalia 39. Autographs (thousands) 31. Corn information 32. Magnets (hundreds) 33. Magic tricks (dozens) 34. Photographs (thousands) 35. Pee Wee Herman memorabilia 36. U.S. and international Currency and Coins 37. Distressed U.S. Currency & coins, including actual counterfeits & cartoon dollars 38. Marbles (c. 500) 39. Stick Pins (c. 30) 40. Hair (photos of different styles) 41. Shopping Lists found in supermarkets (c. 2000) 42. Record Albums (c. 1000) 43. Hot sauces (c. 35 in constant use!) 44. Used professional hockey sticks, pucks, jerseys and equipment (c.100 pieces) 45. Small Dolls (c. 100) 46. Fortune Teller handbills (c. 150) 47. T Shirts (c. 100) 48. Matchbooks with maps on them (c. 35) 49. HEAVY@ tags from airline luggage 50. Chewing Gum (c. 500 different packs) 51. Keys (c. 6000) 52. Bottles (c. 20 53. Playing cards in decks other than 52 cards (25) 54. Folk art and found texts by unusualauthors. 55. Pizza (menus and information) 56. Asian eating implements from 12 different countries 57. Buttons 58. Beverage wrenches (40) 59. Pogs 60. Postage stamps 61. Teensy tiny things 62. Masks from around the world (20) 63. miniature cast iron frying pans (8) 64. letter openers (30) 65. things that sound like Harley Spiller (Frosty Chiller, Hurley Schloither, etc.) 66. Security badges, seals and devices (40) 67. Several items from The World Trade Center, where I worked in 1994-95. 68. Religious skull caps (46) 69. tape (125 assorted varieties) 70. international and unusual paper money (c. 100 bills) 71. pickle information 72. bookmarks (c. 40) 73. citrus fruit peeling devices (6) 74. seeds from unusual fruits (12) 75. unidentified and mysterious objects 76. drawstring bags 77. rubber bands (c. 100) ... continuing ... Harley Spiller INSPECTOR COLLECTOR 501 E. 78th St. #2E NYC 10021-1170 (212)650-0362 inspector-collector@nyc.rr.com |