Keep in mind, that I have over 400 of them (the last time I counted)....also, some of these were gifted to me by family when they traveled, others are from my own traveling days. And of course, some just caught my eye and I bought them. I started this collection when I was a young teenager.
And a big thank you to Emma at Just Having a Yarn. By asking to see more of my collection, you have inspired me to do something with it. I have one idea to start with. It may take all year, but it's better than keeping them in boxes forever.
From India
From Hawaii
From Brazil
From Florida
Camping Lantern
From Tupperware
From a Whale Watching Boat Tour
From a trip to the waterfront
Mini Maracas
Remember when those plastic shoes (pink one) were in style?
A few fake drinks. Although the Coke bottle is glass with actual liquid inside. I'm not sure if it's real coke or not.
Mini toothpaste tubes and sticks of gum.
A few ways to travel.
From the Bahamas
From a Hotel In Spain
Mini Bible
Florida Keys
From Childhood. I think this came from our elementary ice cream social. Back then, the prizes were much more fun.
My sister's and I used to ice skate for fun.
Mini Tool (I have different ones)
From London. I am pretty sure this came from my older brother.
A Fake Saltine Cracker.
Remember the movie E.T.? The movie theatre I watched this movie it, is now an upscale bar.
I took many flights out of Detroit during my Travel Agent days.
A mini harmonica from a hotel in Brazil. This was from my sister's traveling days.
From my childhood. I still love Rock n' Roll!
From Fuengirola, Spain (it has a pad of paper on the inside). I think the pencil is in the box of key chains somewhere.
From Buenos Aires, Argentina
From Toronto, Canada. A train trip to see the opera and sites.
That was so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI remember the Tupperware key chains...do you know when those were made?
Very interesting collection. I've been seeing so many bloggers sharing their collections, is someone hosting a party for collections or something?
I don't think 'dust' is an official collection...but I've amassed quite a bit of it. I don't think anyone would want to see it! LOL...
enjoyed these, Pat
I don't know when they were made, but I used to host parties when I was in high school. The consultant is still a Tupperware dealer today. I wish I could collect the other ones they made too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful colection..I see you have one from my neck of the woods.. Massachusetts.. Thanks for the lipstick holder tip!
ReplyDeleteI have never seem a lot of these. They are real cool. Thanks for sharing. It was fun to see your collection.
ReplyDeleteI love your keychain collection. Deborah
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