Nancy Fedor White’s amazing Girl Scout site covers everything from the history of this terrific organization to the enormous variety of artifacts created for it. There are uniforms and badges, of course, as... Read More or Visit Site

Paul Schliesser's elegant site offers a comprehensive history of the Gruen Watch Company of Ohio. The easy-to-navigate site is divided into sections, each representing a significant turning point in the... Read More or Visit Site

Bursting at the seams with content, this site contains hundreds of pages of fashion and costume history, including pictures and reference information. Start with the sitemap for an overview of what's... Read More or Visit Site

In addition to a detailed timeline and history of the Ansonia Clock Company, this site boasts a database of photos and descriptions of over 1,000 antique Ansonia clocks, with model names like Crown, Dorval,... Read More or Visit Site

A great reference and community forum on antique tractors. Start with the 39-page master photo list, showing thousands of pre-1970 tractors. Includes makes like Deere, Ford, Chalmers, Farmall, Massey, and many... Read More or Visit Site

Wish you'd kept your stubs from when you followed The Dead around? Check out this collection of over 3,000 Grateful Dead tickets, backstage passes, and laminates... a group effort with dozens of contributors.... Read More or Visit Site

Jewelry collectors, feast your eyes on this internet gem! The Research and Gallery pages in the Jewel Chat References section are goldmines of jewelry information, devoted to countless styles, shapes, sizes,... Read More or Visit Site

This collection of hundreds of posters, cards and portaits from the 'golden age of magic' (1890-1930) is organized alphabetically by performer A-G, H-O, and P-Z. See for example the extensive Houdini... Read More or Visit Site

Whether you are into straight keys from the middle of the 19th century, electronic keys from the middle of the 20th century, telegraph toys, or tips on how to restore the wood and metal parts on your old... Read More or Visit Site

The American Folk Art Museum's website showcases current and past exhibitions along with their permanent collection of American folk art from the 18th to 21st centuries. The site shares the history and high... Read More or Visit Site

The Vintage Knob is an extensive resource on all types of audio electronics organized by manufacturer, from Aiwa to Yamaha. The website includes a database of more than 3,000 vintage catalogs, with... Read More or Visit Site

Jack and Beverly Wilgus' personal collection website, of which the most interesting areas are: strongmen and strongwomen, photographs and photographica, and toaster collectibles. Great images, in some... Read More or Visit Site