MY COLLECTION MAYBE YOURS! WHY WE MUST HAVE IT ALL
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That depends on what demographic you belong to. If you grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, you are either a Trekkie or a Star Wars fan. Or maybe you’re more into Marvel or DC Universe. Either way, you know you were hooked into reliving the adventure. For me, I was there in the beginning as a baby boomer with all that was on TV, music, and movies. It was all a good place to bring you back to all the thrill of your heroes and how one day you, too, can ride off into the sunset. For me, I did one better. I got to act out a role just like my hero and do the very things they did. With what you collect, you buy movies, music, toys, and anything connected with these treasured moments. I am very sure what I collect is what people stored in their closets. So sad, I thought, they should be sure what they collect to their friends and to the world.
For what your collect and are attracted to is part of a million—no, trillion—dollar industry that grabs your attraction.
Here it begins—my search on how we as baby boomers and generations beyond get caught up once in a never-ending spend cycle that must be met, as each decade unfolds, as each generation get sucked into being duped and persuaded. This would be the beginning of your spending habits. You are very much targeted. Many do not care! I, too, get caught up in this friendship. Difference is, I care and dare to ask why. Why do we need to collect so much? So says I, your friendly neighborhood self-appointed baby boomer consumer advocate.
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MY COLLECTION MAYBE YOURS! WHY WE MUST HAVE IT ALL - Terry Wayne Brownlee
Copyright © 2019 by Terry Wayne Brownlee.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.
The following does not represent the talents of the author.
Its goal is to entertain, excite, and inspire people about my hobby of collecting things.
Rev. date: 05/14/2019
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CONTENTS
Introduction
My Reference Library
James Bond
Popular Culture
Best of Comic Books
Bond, James Bond
Magazines and Toys
Toy Box
Cookbook Library
Collecting Today
What New Things I’m Collecting this Year
What Do You Collect?
Final Chapter
Concept of Collecting
What Do You Collect?
1.jpgTerry Wayne Brownlee
Dedicated to all who collect
Dedicated to all fellow dreamers.
Here I was at a time when I just knew all was possible!
HOW TO READ THIS BOOK
The subject of what I collect encompasses many decades to the present. The following are what I collect: books, movies / TV shows, music, toys, and magazines. Some photos are used in promoting movies and products. As to what other people collect, I described and explained them. I have given advice on not getting caught up in the media hype and not letting what you collect get out of control. Telling people how and what I collect plays a part of my life and gives me hope for the future. What is happening today in collecting is, things you’ve seen for free back in the day now comes at a cost. Today, big-name stores and movie theaters now are almost gone. All has changed—even more reason why we should collect!
INTRODUCTION
The headline of an article read Why We Like to Watch.
Technology made it possible. The demand of modern life made it necessary. It’s the largest audience in history, and its need to be entertained has defined the era. Here it begins—my search on how we baby boomers and generations beyond got caught up in consumer spending. As each decade unfolded, each generation got sucked in into being duped, conned, and persuaded into our next purchase. So say I, your friendly neighborhood self-appointed baby boomer consumer advocate.
The backstory of all this much surely must be from what we collect. As you see what I collect, and maybe yours, you will notice that the popular culture of the day is the biggest