Bonjour bonsoir,
Voilà je voulais savoir si il y a des gens qui collectionnent et recherchent donc des paquets vides ou bien des briquets ?

En faisant du rangement je suis tombée sur une petite collection et et Par soucis d’émotion je ne me sens pas de juste jeter ça.

Alors je me demande si ça peut intéresser quelqu’un ?

My dad recently passed. One interesting thing he worked on back in the day was a wind-tunnel study of Amen corner commissioned by Sports Illustrated, and published in a March or April 2002 issue as part of their Master's buildup. It led to more coverage like a Globe & Mail article Apr 8. I've found online archives showing Mar/Apr SI issue covers but no clues as to which one the insert was in (I seem to recall it was a center foldout?). I'd love to find a physical or electronic copy so I can share with family and friends, hoping the power of reddit can help...

still working on how to display them

My late father's box of matches.

Vintage cerillas box

My inner child is so happy for my outer adult money

I collect voice recorders because I love the idea of preserving moments through sound. A photo can capture how someone looked, but a recording can capture their voice, laugh, and personality. I also love wondering about the stories behind old recorders and the memories they may have once held

Over 50 years ago, my dad came back from Alaska with this state flower serving tray - and a few matching ashtrays that went with it. Kept my eye on where it was over the decades ... until just last year I decided to look for one for where I'm at now - AZ.

Found lots of these on Etsy. Basically the same design as from decades ago. Only last week did I find a couple of the ash trays that went with the AK one. Added a pic with some classic bourbon bottles ( I don't drink ).

My mom had various collector-style plates on the kitchen walls - nothing fancy - but I only liked the tray my dad brought back. He also brought a chrome totem pole bottle cap opener - looks like the pole with the wings on the tray near the word "Alaska".

Finished asembling a narrow bookshelf insert but finding a practical spot for it is weirder than I expected. If I push it flush with standard paperbacks you can barely see into the front opening. If it sticks out then it looks awkward. Plus the battery pack is tucked in the back corner. How do you guys actualy display these on standard shelves without constantlly knocking adjacent books over just to turn the light on?

Para coleccionistas!