Here’s a rundown of the top 20 sites from our Hall of Fame last month (those that got the most views on The Collectors Weekly in March):
The Early Office Museum showcases pre-1920 office antiques, including paperweights, writing ink, paper fasteners, seal pressers, tabulating and copying machines, pencil sharpeners and much more. Great historical descriptions, timelines, […]
Are you an expert, or knowledgeable collector, in a particular area of antiques or collecting?
If so, we’d love to hear from you (email us). We’re seeking guest articles and columns which provide introductions to or well-informed commentary on specific collecting categories. If you have an article or piece of writing that fits the bill, […]
By Maribeth Keane, Collectorsweekly.com
I was looking around the site today and came across some interesting finds that I thought I’d share.
I’ll start with my favorite, found on our Leica camera page. As a documentary photographer I can’t get over this vintage Leica M3, introduced in 1954. The body comes with a Leitz dual range […]
In the age of Internet, why did we decide to name a website The Collectors Weekly? I could come up with some fancy reason, but the truth is – it was available. And it also sort of fits. My collecting bug seems to surface once a week, from Friday to Monday. That’s when I have […]
Hi, and welcome to the Collectors Weekly blog - thanks for visiting! I’m Dave, the editor and chief bottle-washer.
In these pages, we’ll be featuring voices from the antiques and collecting community, both guest contributors and our own staffers. For example, check out the guest articles section for expert overviews of specific collecting areas - there’s […]