I am Kyle, and I am a collector of...well...everything. On this channel, I will feature some of the cool stuff I have in my collection. I will at times also feature reviews of cool stuff that I have recently purchased, and I will do field trips to places where various cool things can be seen. Some of the items featured here will include vintage and modern toys, fossils, mounted insects, clocks, music boxes, depression glass and uranium glass, and other various types of cool stuff!
I am so envious, your collection is amazing! I just bought my first piece, which is Albert from Series 2 - they are definitely very expensive nowadays! I really hope they release more merch for the movie, considering next year will mark 20 years since the release!
Thanks for the video. I am thinking of purchasing some itacolumite and was wondering if smaller pieces flex or just the very large ones. Your video answered that question.
I'm not an expert on values, but unless there's something particularly special about the one you have, it doesn't look like a Hemingray 17 is worth very much, judging by the ones selling on eBay currently for around the $5-$10 mark.
I give you credit where credit it due, that is a pretty cool collection. Would you mind if I showed you mine? I just would write the names in my reply. I love getting Star Wars autographs so I love chatting about stuff like this
14. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) 15. Carrie Fisher 16. James Earl Jones and David Prowse 17. Frank Ozz (Yoda) 18. Ewan Mcgregor 19. Hayden Christianson 20. Ian McDiarmid 21. Ray Park 22. Anthony Daniels 23. Kenny Baker 24. Billy D. Williams 25. Mathew Wood (General Grievous) 26. Rosario Dawson 27. Temuera Morrison 28. Katee Sackoff 29. Natasha Liu Bordizzo (Sabine) 30. James Arnold Taylor 31. Matt Lanter 32. Ashley Eckstein (Reasons those numbers are there is because they are catalogued in my phone. That’s the Star Wars section. I do have one just James Earl Jones one but it’s a 11x17 photo. I prefer my autographs be on photos 8x10
@@phantomstar1248 thank you. You have some awesome autographs in your collection! Quite a few I would like to get someday, such as Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiansen, among others. Very cool!
@@CoolStuffWithKyle do you only get yours in person or do send in services work for you? I get mine by various authenicated services such as SWAU or Galaxycon and such currently EWAN is doing a signing
@@phantomstar1248 many of the ones I have are Topps cards that are already authenticated by Topps. Also, I have some that are authenticated by JSA (James Spence Authentication) and BAS (Beckett Authentication Services). Those are some of the services that I feel are trustworthy authenticators.
@@CoolStuffWithKyle I’m about to get one of the last few Star Wars autographs I need. Alec Guinness. Not sure about Harrison Ford, Lucas would be a nice catch, I think that would be about it Star Wars wise. I mean I have most of all the originals, and the main cast of prequels. I do have John Williams but it’s signed on a music sheet of Superman theme
That's cool! My understanding is that she probably will get a little bigger than this, but way smaller than the Colombian boa I used to have years ago. That snake was about 10 ft long, a big boa for sure.
I've got a ton of fossils both from our history museum and that i harvested here in Ohio. Not sure how we can talk privately but id be happy to give you a nice price.
Funny thing is that they write HCR in a certificate, instead of HRC, that means Hardness Rockwell C Scale😅 However, from videos of owners of Onikiri, I see that it is good for its price. And there are much more expensive options that are worst in finish and practice.
They are usually available when they are doing a Woot-Off event. If you want to try to get one, I would get the Woot app, and you can set it to notify you when a Woot-Off launches.
They are usually available when they are doing a Woot-Off event. If you want to try to get one, I would get the Woot app, and you can set it to notify you when a Woot-Off launches.
I found one of these at work a guest dropped in a bush. and your video was the first time I have seen this before . Thanks for the video. PS. The green glass at the beginning of this video is awesome ❤FINS UP ❤
Beautiful…wish I could afford one. Very hard to find a grandfather clock which chimes perfectly like this, so many out there I find chime too fast and don’t have the best tone, but this is perfection. Thanks for sharing 🎉
From what I understand a Davus pentalorus Guatamala Tiger Rump are skittish and heavy webers and would prefer an enclosure that is taller and max size tank of 8x8x12 inches tall for adult or in your case for an almost juvenile an acrylic enclosure 6x6x10 inch tall you would notice more webbing with tunnels and multiple entrances/exits. Tarantula Collective on RU-vid has a great episode on Davus pentalorus
Thanks! Yes, I think they could make some good money if they reissued them. There's clearly still a lot of interest in these, based on what you have to pay for them from collectors.
Well I actually try to edit them as little as possible, this particular video actually wasn't edited other than adding the subscribe and next options at the end in RU-vid Studio. I pause the video while I'm taking it as needed to set up for the next part. But I do usually need to do a little editing, and I use Clipchamp, which is now part of Windows. I currently take the videos on a Samsung Galaxy S22, then I transfer them to my Windows computer for editing.
Those are so awesome, the two pack figures with the DVD. I've actually kept mine in the box just because I like the way they are displayed so much, but I commend you for bravely opening the box! That is a great set.
Thanks! I didn't buy the Seiko, but it was pretty cool. I've got the Howard Miller grandfather clock of course, a Rhythm Gadget clock, a Bradford Exchange Nightmare Before Christmas cuckoo clock, a New Haven clock. I know those are ones I have in videos here. I also have a couple of mechanical cuckoo clocks but they aren't exactly in working condition at the moment. I don't think I did videos on those ones.
Some do, but usually most do not. They are few and far between in any of the antique malls I find them in. But as they say, shine your light on everything, and you may find some gems. Uranium marbles will glow, as well as ones containing cadmium and manganese in the right light.
Certainly true. With uraniam glass, I personally don't usually care much if it's a reproduction, I just wanted to look good and glow well. But price-wise it matters for sure. If you're looking for something to be valuable in your collection, the originals are usually going to be worth a lot more than reproductions certainly.
