Collecting
166 sites
http://pbbooks.com/
Run by Leonard H. Hartmann since 1965, Philatelic Bibliopole is an online catalog specializing in new and used books about stamp collecting, postal history, forgeries, maritime mail, and related philatelic subjects. With stock sourced from over 100 publishers and a constantly updated inventory of rare out-of-print titles, it serves as a serious reference point for collectors seeking authoritative philatelic literature.
https://ctcc.info/
The Conder Token Collectors Club is the official organization for enthusiasts of British and Irish provincial tokens from 1787 to 1804, named after early cataloger James Conder. The site offers articles, historical journals, a library, membership information, and videos covering the social and economic history reflected in these fascinating 18th-century numismatic pieces.
https://zoomernauts.neocities.org/
Zoomernauts is a charming personal corner of the web run by a nostalgic collector cataloguing their plushie collection, with a particular focus on Cabbage Patch Kids and other vintage toys. The site blends a cozy old-web aesthetic with blog updates, webring participation, and a warm community spirit rooted in 90s-era nostalgia.
http://coinshows.com/isna.html
The Indiana State Numismatic Association (ISNA) is a statewide coin collecting organization founded in 1957 with over 500 members dedicated to promoting numismatics through education, history, and community. The site details membership tiers, officer listings, and information about their annual Indiana coin show and convention.
http://burlingtonroute.com/
A site dedicated to the Burlington Route, the historic Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad and its successors, likely featuring photos, history, and memorabilia of this classic American railroad. Rail enthusiasts will find this a focused resource on one of the most storied freight and passenger lines of the American Midwest.
http://nip.money.org/nip/NumismaticIndexes_list.asp
NumismaticIndexes is a massive searchable database indexing over 87,000 articles from historical numismatic journals, including the American Journal of Numismatics dating back to 1866. Coin collectors and researchers can search by subject, author, source, volume, and year to locate specific articles on coins, medals, tokens, and related topics from centuries of numismatic literature.
https://vhswarehouse.neocities.org/
VHS Warehouse is a retro-themed personal site on Neocities dedicated to the world of VHS tapes and home video culture. Visitors can expect a nostalgic dive into physical media collecting, old-school video aesthetics, and the charm of the videocassette era.
http://writingball.blogspot.com/
Richard P runs this long-running blog dedicated to the joys of mechanical typewriters, covering everything from rare Olivetti and Smith-Corona machines to custom typewriter fonts and the broader typewriter enthusiast community. Posts blend hands-on reviews, restoration notes, and cultural appreciation for analog typing in the digital age.
https://dicecollector.com/DICEINFO_GAMESCIENCE.html
DiceCollector.com presents a detailed profile of Gamescience Corp., the legendary dice manufacturer founded by Louis Zocchi, covering the company's full history from its 1965 origins through its iconic precision dice and the award-winning D-Total. Visitors will find a rich account of Gamescience's wargame publications, trademark history, and the engineering behind some of the most collectible polyhedral dice ever produced.
https://pinkdreamsponyland.neocities.org/
Pink Dreams Ponyland is a charming personal site where the creator documents their My Little Pony collection, complete with catalogued figures, beauty salon features, and imaginative headcanons about each pony's family and job. The site also showcases fan art of the creator's ponysona Starsketch, contributed by various artists from the MLP Arena and ArtFight communities.