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| Welcome to my keychain collection site. I really love keychains and collect as many as possible. I shop for them on the internet as well as in the stores. I have been given a few like: a Baltimore Orioles American Championship keychain from 1969. It's acrylic with the Oriole mascot on one side and the American Championship and year on the other. I have also be put links to my favorite webpages concerning my hobby, like the one from Basic Fun. Also listed here are what I want for my collection but cannot find, you know, a wanted list. If you want to look at a bit of my Basic Fun collection & the list of the ones I have, click on the button below. Thanks a lot, Bobbih2 NACK member since 1999 |
| Last Updated: October 22, 2004 |
| 3 spotlights 2 computer disks Ouija Board Life Monopoly Clue Perfection Boggle Don't Break the Ice Yatzhee Indian Head coin Venezuelan money Mock crocodile print pocketbook $20.00 bill Plastic bear filled hearts and gold coins Coca Cola nail clippers Scrabble game Gitano denim bag Scale with footprints King Kong viewer Pair of gold rim glasses Terminator sound maker Gold reflective heart 3 Super Soakers 2 LA Gear license plates Golden hi-top sneaker CVS pill bottle Mets baseball Lavender hi-top sneaker Hollow gold heart Red heart shaped mirror Clear crystal star Red crystal star Pack of playing cards in plastic case Pack of playing cards in leather case Hole punch Soccer ball 1 pair Cootie bugs Spotlight Barbie doll Miniature of Donkey Kong arcade game Rubik's cube Rubik's cube with reflective squares Swiss boot Africa-shaped, black, red, and green 3 pop-up "Nightmare Before Christmas" "Rugrat" Chucky figure with light-up glasses 9/11 Postage Stamp with NYFD firefighters (below) Jack Skellington figural reissue |
| I have gotten around to counting and listing my keychains again. Above is the unofficial current count. I am making progress in getting them all counted. If you are interested in sending me a keychain, please send me an e-mail at the address below. |
| PARTIAL LIST OF KEYCHAINS |
| Maze game Hot Wheels flashlight Green disco ball Iridescent pink disco ball Mottled colored motorcycle helmet Motorcycle game Tinker Toys Lincoln Logs Furry gorilla 4 skateboards Palm reading book Surfing Donald Duck Pair of jeans Orioles Lil Brat 2 crayons Flomo teddy bear Pokeball with Pikachu Holy Madonna Red moccasin Talking Nascar Blue Elvis camera w/pictures in side Lion-headed Pez dispenser The Titanic Cube puzzle Lisa Frank notepad with reflective jaguar print Pair of skis and ski poles 3D relief of Baltimore, MD 3 Talking TV: "Get Smart","Beverly Hillbillies", & "Twilight Zone" Radio Flyer wagon Starfish Leather jacket Rosie the Robot from "The Jetsons" Diet Coke bottle Taco Bell chihuahua - sitting 6 Simpson keychains - acrylic Brown beanie bear Bud bottle Pair of boots in blue Connecticut shaped pewter key chain 3 Barbie keychains: "Queen of the Prom" board game, lunchbox, and hat box w/mini Barbie Football squeezie Leopard faux fur notebook Hershey's Kiss 10 piece candy carriers from Shrek |
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| One more thing, I have been a member of an organization called Keychain Collectors International. So far, there are 50 members in the organization. The first semi-annual convention for members was just held March 3-5, 2000, in St. Louis, Missouri; the second was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2002; the third one was held in Louisville, Kentucky in 2004. If you would like to look at a few pictures of one of the convention, please go the following link: http://angelfire.com/va2/convention. The next convention is in 2006. Plan to be there. I am! If you would like to visit the organization, please click on the Keychain Collectors International below. |
| WANTED Pee Wee Herman key chain Super Soakerman Keychain |
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| CURRENT COUNT: ~5,000 |
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| This is my idea of a Tupperware party |
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| Membership is free to all who want to join, no matter what the country!! |
| Ooo la la! If you love great quality keychains the way I do, you will surely enjoy a French site I came across. It is called The Brocante-et-Collections. It is run by a woman called Francoise Chappuy, she has written a book about keychains called "Les Porte-Cles". She sells keychains dating from the 60's. Her site is located at http://www.brocante-et-collection.com/porte-cles. |
| Life's little things can be so charming. |
| Cap guns are an obsession! |
| I love my cameras! They are so special. |
| Miniature bike with U-shaped lock |
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| This is how I store some of my keychains. |
| For those who cannot find a specific keychain, please try ebay first. A lot of the time a retired keychain can be found there. It is difficulty if impossible to find an old Basic Fun keychain any other way. I have learned this through long experience. Tip: Always check feedback and shipping cost. |
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| Please take time to commemorate the lost lives of 9/11/01 |
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| The link attached is to a college project called "A Year in the Life of Keychains" by Jane Marie Bergmayer. She decided to take the subject seriously and asked the members of NACK (Keychain Collectors International to help with her research. It is an excellent study which thoroughly examines keychains not only as objects but as collectibles: http://members.cox.net/keychain/index.htm. |
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| Can't find the site or store you were buying keychains from? Click on the button below. The site you are looking for may be on the Page of Dead Keychain Stores and Websites. |
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| One keychain is on this page at this time: It's of Santa Claus. |
| A YEAR IN KEYCHAINS |
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