{"id":712,"date":"2018-08-02T14:29:13","date_gmt":"2018-08-02T12:29:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ownetic.com\/magazine\/?p=712"},"modified":"2020-10-30T15:34:17","modified_gmt":"2020-10-30T13:34:17","slug":"featured-collectibles-july-2018-edition","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ownetic.com\/magazine\/featured-collectibles-july-2018-edition","title":{"rendered":"Featured Collectibles #1 \u2013 July 2018 Edition"},"content":{"rendered":"

Iconic vinyl album by Bob Dylan, collage on paper, vintage Commodore computer, antique clock from around 1790… Ownetic presents Featured Collectibles<\/strong> \u2014 the first edition of monthly series curated by the editors of the Ownetic Magazine to highlight individual collectibles on the platform.<\/p>\n

Bob Dylan’s Self Portrait<\/em> Album<\/h2>\n
\"Bob<\/a>
Odair Fal\u00e9co’s vinyl record from the Vinyls<\/em> collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Bob Dylan\u2019s 1970 album entitled Self Portrait<\/em> is the tenth studio album of the American icon. The cover design was made by Dylan himself in lithography. The Vinyls<\/em> collection curated by the Brazilian collector Odair Fal\u00e9co features an impressive number of vinyl records, including the popular recordings of Rodrigez and Charles Bradley.<\/p>\n

Duality<\/em> by Bartek Jarmoli\u0144ski<\/h2>\n
\"Duality<\/a>
,,Duality” is a collage created by a Polish artist Bartek Jarmoli\u0144ski<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Bartek Jarmoli\u0144ski is a contemporary artist from \u0141\u00f3d\u017a, who \u2014 as we can learn from his Ownetic profile<\/a> \u2014 creates mainly paintings, photographs and video art. On Ownetic, in addition to collages on paper, we can also admire the paintings made by the artist on canvas.<\/p>\n

Commodore 8296 PET<\/h2>\n
\"Commodore<\/a>
Commodore 8296 PET \/ a vintage computer from the Santo Nucifora’s collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Vintage Computers<\/em> collection<\/a>, owned by the Canadian collector Santo Nucifora, offers one of a kind opportunity to see how technology has changed over the decades.<\/p>\n

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Founded in 1954, The American company Commodore was one of the largest manufacturers of home computers at that time. Much has changed since then, and Santo Nucifora\u2019s collection is an outstanding proof of that.<\/p>\n

Toyohina of the Toyomoto<\/h2>\n
\"Toyohina<\/a>
“Toyohina of the Toyomoto” postcard was sent to Jovana by Miku from Japan<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Jovana Bo\u0161njak from Serbia is an enthusiast of Serbian folklore and a passionate postcard collector. Showcased postcard is a part of the Around the world<\/em> collection and presents Ukiyoe Toyohina of the Toyomoto by artist Utamaro Kitagawa.<\/p>\n

Hazuki 1\/7 scale Nekomimi Dress Ver<\/h2>\n
\"Hazuki<\/a>
Hazuki in a Nekomimi Dress Ver is one of the highlights collectibles in Terrah’s collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Terrah (on Ownetic known as Tee) from the United States is a real Pok\u00e9mon collector and as she puts it \u2014 a “cat friend”. In addition to figures and plush, she also collects anime-inspired figures. Hazuki, created by Kohata Takahiro, in her white, cat outfit is one of them!<\/p>\n

A Small Brass Hook and Spike Lantern Striking Wall Clock<\/h2>\n
\"A<\/a>
Look closer at the clock face to notice George Clarke’s signature<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Dean’s collection consists of remarkable antique clocks from England, France and Germany. The featured wall clock is signed by the British watchmaker George Clarke and dates back to around 1760.<\/p>\n

Black Series Shocktrooper Helmet<\/h2>\n
\"Black<\/a>
Brenden Dawley’s collection of helmets<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Brenden Dawley from Kansas City is a true collector, devoted entirely to films. His “otherworldly collection of film memorabilia<\/a>” is a carefully curated selection of replicas and objects that \u2014 as Brenden mentions in the interview \u2014 came from the films he loves. They are unique pieces of the movies that he wanted to have. One of his most iconic collectibles is the helmet from the Black Star Wars series.<\/p>\n

16g Pinfire Shotgun Pistol<\/h2>\n
\"16g<\/a>
Aaron Newcomer is a product photographer and a collector of revolvers<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Casimir Lefaucheux was a French gunsmith and a revolver designer \u2014 the revolvers he designed now bear his name. The “Pinfire Guns” collection that belongs to Aaron, known on Ownetic as Lefaucheux<\/a>, is an impressive collection of the originally designed weapons.<\/p>\n

Neva\/Pobieda Watch “Spasskaja Baszta”<\/h2>\n
\"Neva\/Pobieda<\/a>
A collection of Enkil’s watches contains about 300 specimens now!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Enkil\u2019s real \u201choarding\u201d began when he saw his daughter playing with an old incomplete \u201cRaketa\u201d \u2014 a flagship Soviet watch. That was the moment his collecting journey began. The piece presented above comes from the Petrodvorets Watch Factory and its face depicts Kremlin\u2019s Spasskaya Tower.<\/p>\n

“Cutting grass with the brand new mower” Photograph<\/h2>\n
\"cutting<\/a>
As Marek says on Ownetic: “Having a mower in the 70s in Poland was a big thing!”<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Photography has always served us to capture the moment, a snapshot that we would like to keep. The collection of Marek Pasieczny from Poland is a selection of family photographs revolving around his father. The photos in My father’s life in a timelapse<\/em><\/a> collection depict special, important occasions \u2014 such as weddings \u2014 but also not so ordinary everyday reality. For example, cutting grass with a new mower in the 70s is definitely a notable event worth preserving!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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