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German Collectibles

You can almost never go wrong with german collectibles. We all occasionally experience those times when we want to give someone a special german gift, but we don't have a clue which one. We've all been there, right?

Even if your intended recipient does not collect anything as far and the only thing you know is that he likes Germany. All you have to do is have a general idea of what it is they like and buy a german collectible of that.

Why starting with german collectibles?

Antiques or brand new — it doesn't matter as long as you start a collection! From limited edition rarities to hundreds of examples of the same thing. Whichever you prefer. Collecting is such a popular hobby you can even purchase insurance for your collection. Whether it's those german garden gnomes out in the backyard or a hidden shoebox brimming with old german soccer cards, you really should be collecting something! Remember those old Addidas sneakers you had as a kid? They're a hot item now as a retro collectible. But don't worry, if you don't have an "antique" pair you can find new ones in popular shoe stores — in colors that will WOW you! Start collecting now.

German Collectibles are as varied as people's likes and dislikes



- Comics
- coins
- stamps
- music boxes
- toys
- candles
- porcelain like Meissen China
- marklin model trains
- cars
- german dolls
- autographs
- sports cards
- political and patriotic memorabilia e.g. german flags
- german jewelry
- german watches
- musical instruments
- tools
- clothing (sneakers included!)
- yard decorations
- postcards
- patches and pins
- books
- art
and the list could continue for pages and pages...

And not to forget german cuckoo clocks. Click here for more information.
Another of our hottest german collections has to do with beer: It's the famous german beer stein.CLICK HERE!

Christie's and Southeby's included collectibles recently

In the news! Christie's and Southeby's auction houses have recently broadened the category of goods they auction to include collectibles and memorabilia! From flea market to swank, you're sure to find another piece to add to your growing collection.



Everyone remembers Steiff Teddy Bears — Read here at which prices some exemplars are sold in the last years.


Collectibles of german knives and swords

The whole area of knives and swords is often overlooked. Many people of all ages love to receive collectible knives or swords, and we just happen to carry an excellent selection of these great gift items too: CLICK HERE!


Animals are a popular collectible theme

Of course, one of the most popular collectible themes is animals. Most people have a favorite animal, be it dogs, cats, owls, turtles, or whatever... even unicorns! They collect everything having to do with their favorite e.g. german shepherd figurines. In fact, this is such a popular approach that we've dedicated a whole page to it: CLICK HERE.

Collect whatever you like

The german collector's motto: To each his own! Collect whatever you like, whether found online; at a garage sale; shopping mall; flea market; antique shop; local auction, online auction, or auction house; given to you as a german gift; or waiting for the sanitation pickup. We each treasure our german collectibles almost as much as some of our family members.



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