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The Earth-obsessed antiques dealer has orbs dating back to the 1700s.

A Port Lavacan has traveled the state in search of baby Jesus and his menagerie, and her massive haul is now on view.

In Kerrville, a Crayola-obsessed collector has filled two rooms of his house with his prized boxes.

Kerville’s Lecia Hawkins has amassed enough mid-century Christmas decor to cover the North Pole.

In his quest to become a titan of collectibles, Austinite Eli Cox has gathered 374 airsickness bags from all over the world.

In this video, Texas Country Reporter interviews the curator of the wide-ranging collection in Jefferson, one that merely begins with 550 vintage clocks.

Sandi Manrig has spent over forty years designing teeny-tiny turtlenecks, minuscule marigolds, and all manner of small-scale scenes.

At its height, this Roanoke superfan’s treasure trove included 19,000 pieces of valuable memorabilia.

In Jefferson, a couple has spent a lifetime gathering clocks, telephones, maps, and other minutiae of the human race.

When not on display at the Dallas Museum of Art, Walter Erwin’s beloved collection lives in a custom-built addition to his home.