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Hobbies/collections you kinda stumbled into unexpectedly...
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I collect autographs of serial killers, mass murders and assassins. Most either come in the form of letters or signed art. I probably have 20 or so different people. Some of the more famous ones are John Wayne Gacy, Charles Manson, Ted K (Unabomber), Dennis Rader (BTK), Terry Nichols (OKC Bombing), Sirhan Sirhan (Robert Kennedy), James Earl Ray (MLK Jr.), Lee Boyd Malvo (1 of the 2 Washington Beltway Snipers), Edgar Ray Killean (Mississippi Burning killings), etc.
Oh man, I recently got into serial killers. Not sure why to be honest, just started listening to Last Podcast On The Left and got hooked. Got any pictures of the serial killer autographs?
The year was 1980.
I was out of the Army, and walking down Virginia Beach. A pale-skinned strawberry blonde in a tiny bikini caught my eye. We talked, went to a bar, one thing led to another and we spent a very enjoyable 3 or 4 days together.
As the years went by, whenever I wasn't looking, a redhead of some type would pop up.
From the pale-skinned strawberry blonde to a dark-red haired heavily freckled gal.
Some with chestnut hair, some light red.
Some frizzy red, some almost straight.
Some alabaster-skinned, some freckled.
All of them with hair-triggers and wild tempers, and they were all a helluva lot of fun.
I never kept any of them more than a few months. I have just the memories of some crazy times, and some pretty wild stories that most guys don't believe.
Is that a collection?
I was out of the Army, and walking down Virginia Beach. A pale-skinned strawberry blonde in a tiny bikini caught my eye. We talked, went to a bar, one thing led to another and we spent a very enjoyable 3 or 4 days together.
As the years went by, whenever I wasn't looking, a redhead of some type would pop up.
From the pale-skinned strawberry blonde to a dark-red haired heavily freckled gal.
Some with chestnut hair, some light red.
Some frizzy red, some almost straight.
Some alabaster-skinned, some freckled.
All of them with hair-triggers and wild tempers, and they were all a helluva lot of fun.
I never kept any of them more than a few months. I have just the memories of some crazy times, and some pretty wild stories that most guys don't believe.
Is that a collection?
Didja play connect the dots on their freckles like I do? That is quite fun and leads to all sorts of things depending where you start. I love redheads!
Well it looks like I’m on a type 1 gold coin kick(1839 to 1866), trying to build a year set from at least 1841 to 1857 currently. This one arrived today, 1843 O (New Orleans). About 325 known to exist. I was surprised it came up for sale.
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...but really fun duing the amassing phase..
I collected Boy Scout patches/memorabilia for about 40 years. Sold out to a dealer about 5 or 6 years ago.
Manson is autographed art. He did a lot of very simple stuff so people would put money on his account. Manson is not a difficult to get autograph to get. BTK is a letter. BTK is pretty hard to get. Edgar Ray Killen autographed a reproduction missing poster of the people he murdered. It was a famous poster at the time. Gacy did a TON of art. There is plenty of it out there, but it's pricey because of his popularity. Anything of his art with the clown, aka Pogo's, or with the 7 dwarfs, aka Hi-Ho's, is really expensive. These are a self-portrait and a pic of Jack Ruby by Gacy.
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