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You can all anything. And it does not matter expensive items or some trinkets. The main thing is that your collection is numerous and then you will take exactly in the Guinness Book of Records.
1. The largest collection of toothpastes.
Kolpakov shaft (Georgia, USA) gathered a collection consisting of 2,037 different Tubes of toothpaste collected from around the world, including from Korea, Japan, China, India and Russia.
2. The largest collection of belt sling.
Christian Gferer from Austria collects belt lines. His collection is 3,260 pieces and is constantly updated. Having established this record, Christian broke his own record in 2,671 slings.
3. The largest collection of sunglasses.
Betty Webster (Camouela, Hawaii, USA) began to assemble sunglasses in 1999. People who visited the Hawaiian Islands, having learned about the preferences of the woman, simply gave her their points. Her collection has 1,506 pieces.
4. The largest collection of sneakers.
The largest and most complete collection of "Nikes" in the world consists of 2,388 couples and belongs to Jordi Geller, living in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. All sneakers are completely new, are in original boxes and are rated more than a million dollars.
5. The largest collection of candy wrappers.
Milan Lukich Valdivia from Peru is engaged in collecting packaging for sweets. Milan collects chocolate wrappers for more than 32 years. His collection includes samples from 49 countries and employs 5,065 wrappers.
6. The largest collection of police headdresses.
The owner of the largest collection of police headdres of Andreas Rock from Germany. The selection includes 2,534 unique items. Andreas Rock broke his previous record.
7. The largest collection of fire helmets.
The well-presented collection of fire helmets consists of 838 units and belongs to Gert Suera from the Netherlands. His collection began in 1976 from the London Fire Brigade Helmet. Since then, he collects helmets from around the world. Traveling in different countries, whether it is a business trip or a family holiday, first of all he visits the local fire station.
8. The largest collection of pencils.
Tuchar Lahanpal from India collects pencils. He collected 19,824 units. The largest in its collection is a length of 3 m, 29 cm wide and weighing 3.63 kg. And the smallest is just 4 cm long. The teenager also has a gold-plated pencil, copies of Swarovski crystals and a pencil, who wrote the Queen of England, acquired by him for 400 pounds.
9. The largest collection of boxes for pizza.
Unusual occupation - the collection of boxes for pizza, Scott Winner is engaged in USA. A selection consists of 595 pieces and contains instances not only from favorite pizzerias in the area, and from 45 different countries around the world. In this case, you can also admire the ability to accommodate almost 600 pizza boxes in your apartment in New York.
10. The largest collection of teddy bears.
"Teddy's Bear City" is called Jackie Mile collection, which is located in a small house on Main Street in Hill City. 8 026 pieces - a record that is difficult to kill.
11. The largest collection of horseshoes.
Peter Kostin from Chisinau (Moldova) collects "Happiness." His huge collection consists of 3200 horseshoes. All samples are not new, but once worn horses, bulls and dosures.
12. The largest collection of rubber ducks.
Charlotte is from the USA there are 5,631 units of rubber ducks, which it collected since 1996. All its toys are exhibited in glass windows on four walls in a separate "duck room".
13. The largest collection of Barbie dolls.
The world has more than 100,000 collectors of Barbie dolls. But the largest collection belongs to Betty Dorfmann from Germany, consisting of 15,000 different dolls. Currently, it is the proud owner of a rare Barbie in 1959 - the first doll of the company.
14. The largest collection of covers from bottles.
An unusual hobby is to collect covers from bottles. Poulie Ho Poulsen from Denmark is engaged in this since 1956. His huge assembly includes 101,733 different covers from 183 countries.
15. The largest collection of ballpoint pens.
Angelika Unverhau from Germany owner a huge collection of ballpoint pens - 285,50 pieces, excluding duplicates, brought from 148 different countries of the world.
16. The largest collection of wooden canes for walking.
Dalmolaio Fernandez from Spain collects, created by personally, wooden canes for walking. Its original selection is 1 872 canes.
17. The largest collection of things related to hamburger.
A lover of hamburgers from Dayton Beach (Florida, USA) Harry Correl gathered "Hamburg-items" in the amount of 3,724 pieces, thereby installing an unusual world record.
18. The largest collection of signs "Do not disturb".
Rainer Wihert from Germany collects signs "Do not disturb." Hotels, cruise liners, airplanes from 188 countries of the world are the main assistants in this unusual business. The whole selection includes 11,570 characters. The rare and most valuable subject - from the Olympic village in Berlin from 1936, and the oldest one from the hotel "General Brock" in Canada from 1910.
19. The largest collection of valid credit cards.
Walter Cavanag from the United States owner 1,497 individual valid credit cards totaling $ 1.7 million. The culprit of such a hobby was betting concluded with a friend. And they are collected only for the year. By the way, cards are stored in the largest wallet in the world with a length of 76.2 m and weighing 17.49 kg. And if you add them to the end, they will reach the top of the four-story building.
20. The largest collection of toys from fast food restaurants.
Percival R. Luga from Philippines - a lover of "quickly eat". His collection of toys from fast food restaurants has 10,000 items. Even such a passion can lead to the Guinness Book of Records.
An unusual find was made after the representatives of the Protestant community Celebration Church in Lakeville (Minnesota, USA) appeared to explore the house, a recently died parishioner Dannis Erickson, reports Kare11.com.
Dennis Erickson (Dennis Ericson), who died in December last year, donated the house and all the property in him by the coming of the Church of Celebration Church, whose member of which he was over the years.
Lisa Lidstrom's financial service head in the comments for the publication said that the first visit to the transferred church of the house made an indelible impression on her.
"When I entered, I caught my breath," she witnessed: almost all the premises in the house, all the free space - starting the hallway and ending with the bedrooms - was filled with shelves where thousands of large-scale car models were stored. - Literally: from the floor to the ceiling, in each individual room. "
Even in the corridors, racks were installed in the laundry and bathroom.
The collection inventory took several weeks. In accordance with the drawed by the catalog, it contains more than 30 thousand car models.
"This is one of the largest collections around the world," noted L. Lindstrom.
Dannis Erickson and his only and most importantly
A resident of Lakeville, Education Engineer, Dannis Erickson began to collect car models at the nine-year-old and dedicated to this hobby all his free time.
He was a frequenter of antique shops and a regular visitor of a car show, devoted a lot of time to search for models on the Internet. Until the last days of his life, Erickson made orders for the purchase of various models, and some of them continue to arrive by mail at his address even after his death.
Dannis Erickson was the only child in the family. He lived in the house with his parents, and after their death became his only inhabitant. The parishioner of the Church in Lakeville was never married and he had no children.
In addition to the huge collection of car models, D. Erickson collected and cataloged thousands of brochures dedicated to automotive topics. Racks on which his collection was kept, he collected himself. The shelves were covered with plexiglas to protect models from dust from entering them.
"He cared about these small cars, rather than people care about each other," Lisa said Lisa.
Dannis Erickson died in his house in a dream at the age of 69.
Fate of the collection of Erikson
Since D. Erixon had no family, the community of the Church Celebration Church took care of the organization of his funeral.
The collection of Dennis Erikson was decided to sell. Lisa Lindstrom, appointed in the testament of the debris of the property D. Erixon, believes that it is likely that the unique collection will be sold out in large parts, since the sale of a multi-thousand meeting on separate models can take too much time.
According to L. Lindstrom, the Church of Lakeville can rescue from the sale of the collection of Dannis Erikson a six-digit amount, most of which will go to the execution of the Celebration Church community. Regarding these money, the church already has plans: the community intends to direct funds for the development of youth ministry.
"I think that to use a gift that Dannis presented in order to influence future generations - this is exactly what he wanted," the Celebration Church of Derrick Ross (Derrick Ross) said.
The largest collections of car models
The origins of modern collecting models of cars rise by the 1940s. The authors of the ideas of a large-scale model of the car were trading agents of the largest French automotive concerns.
In order for the future to buy the car to be easier to present your acquisition, the commercials began to carry out accurate models of copies of the offered cars. And the most popular scale today 1:43 was chosen on the basis of numerous consultations with engineers, artists and even doctors. According to experts, the model of this scale is simultaneously visual, and easy to manufacture. Over time, models and other sizes, multiple or close to 43 - 1:87, 1: 160, 1:24, 1:12 appeared.
However, the most common and popular format remains 1:43. The collection found in Lakeville is composed of the models of this particular scale.
As of January 2014, a resident of Livan Nabil Karam was considered the owner of the official record Guinness in collecting models of cars (Nabil "Billy" Karam). More than 30 thousand unique models were collected in his collection.
However, a resident of San Antonio (Texas, USA) Hank Hammer since 1968 collected a collection in which there are almost 36.5 thousand large-scale models. And taking into account the accompanying artifacts (brochures, catalogs, souvenirs of automotive themes, etc.) This collection has about 100 thousand items.
At the same time, the collector preferent with the Porsche car models.
To date, Hank Hammer left its former passion. Its collection is stored in two specially equipped houses with a total area of \u200b\u200babout 280 kV. m.
Loved to collect postcards, stamps or liners from Zhwakhk? Surely these hobbies have passed over the years ... But these people devoted their passion - collecting - not one year, and this is not the limit. Dimitris Putiolas from Athens owns the largest camcorder collection - everything has 937 models from vintage to modern. 
Since 2003, the Chinese collector Wang Guohua collected packs from cigarettes, some of which he keeps in his room in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. In the collection of 30,000 cigarette packs of more than 100 companies from 10 countries. 
Pokemon Collection Lisa Courtney fell into the Guinness Book of Records. In the collection of 12 113 toys. 
The robe of Ron Huda, who lives in Leviston, Maine, was redone for the real museum of PEZ candy. Now he has in the collection of more than 3000 candies-toys PEZ, although he considers it "small." 
Farmer Heinrich Cat shows several of their 20,000 beer mugs in Kuxhaven. He himself does not drink beer, but the circles collect since 1997. 
The collection of rubber clarified Valley Hummer - was not the largest in the world, even in the collection there is not a single repeating clarification. In her collection of 2469 ducks, only a few hundred to beat the world record set by one woman from California. 
The Guinness Book of Records recognized the Collection of owls Pam Barker from Leeds the largest in the world. In her collection of 18,000 owls. 
Mary Ann Sell from Cincinnati owns the collection of VIEW-Master films from 40,000. 
The keychain bought in Vietnam (where he served as a helicopter aerial shooter), became for the 41-year-old Ron Tyler first in his now a huge collection. 
The Santa Claus Collection Sheron Bajli is so big (6000) that she needed three weeks to collect everyone together.
For many millennia, the necklace does not leave fashion, decorating female necks around the globe. The materials from which the necklaces make are changing, plastic and crystals come to replace the precious stones, but the essence of this luxurious decoration remains the same - as before, it emphasizes the femininity and beauty of their owner. Follow the history of the necklace along with the "atmosphere".
The people began to decorate themselves in the Stone Age. And what can be easier than hanging on the neck of the killed animal on the neck? Archaeological studies confirm that the first pendants were drawn out of animal bones suspended on a thread from a massive beser. Their age has already fifty five thousand years. As soon as humanity learned how to work with the metal, the medallions became not as primitive. They appeared bronze and copper elements. But in general, the prototype of a modern necklace we will consider these uncomplicated decorations.
Throwing things appeared in ancient Egypt. Pharaohs were cooled made from a set of gold plates polished and covered with glaze. Such a necklace, naturally, was very heavy, and for convenience on the back even hung counterway. It was not difficult to find Egyptian necklace because the owner was buried with them. The most famous pendant is the golden scarab of Tutankhamon.
In antiquity, the cervical jewelry was treated with a special pitue. They were not only a luxury attribute, but also a sacred thing. For example, the priests of the Incans wore jewelry from gold beads woven into several rows, and at the Aztecs necklace from the bird feathers was on the neck of a person before the sacrifice.
Necklace in more familiar form appeared in several centuries later in ancient Greece. It was a decoration of small shells strung on an ordinary thread. Such a necklace was put on even men as a guard, when they went to the sea, as well as for holidays of gods and wedding ceremonies. In the ancient Rome, the suspension had a more utilitarian nature: all legionnaires wore pendants with their own names. They helped to determine the names of the soldiers who fallen on the battlefield and pass the message to relatives. This type of medallions is used in the army today.
In the Middle Ages, the necklace could afford only members of the royal family, spiritual to know and representatives of the highest estate. The fact is that the precious stones became especially popular - and ordinary people could not buy such expensive decorations. But the ricers were where to get roaring, and as well as both women and men. Church Necklace often decorated the crucifixion or the Maltese cross, and it was performed exclusively of gold or silver. In the center of the Cross watered sapphire or emerald. And we can judge the jewels of the highest nobody on a variety of paintings and certificates in fiction. The record holder was, perhaps, Maria Antoinette, having a huge collection of jewelry. Among her necklace, things were buried such a value that even the royal family with difficulty acquired them. The spouse of Louis XVI adored diamonds, in one of the most expensive necklaces used stones weighing almost two hundred carats, among them pink, yellow and transparent diamonds. The Queen of Elizabeth I fifth a special craving for pearls, which at that time was considered a guide stone.
Tighten the dam
Let's go back a little to the origins and remember that the word "necklace" happened from the French Collier, which is translated as "collar". Such a strange value is explained very simple: at that time most of the necklaces tightly wrapped the neck.
Collage Necklaces (or, as now fashionably call them, Chokers) became popular in France in the XVIII century during Rococo period, and in the Victorian era, the Queen of Victoria began to be worn. Later, in the XIX century, in England, the wife of Prince Edward Welsh Danish Princess Alexander so loved to wear Choker, which was popular with the nickname "Doggyman". And such a strong love for chokes was not good. With a princess in childhood an accident occurred, which left a large scar on her neck. To hide him, Alexandra began to wear a necklace of pearl threads high under the chin or from velvet tapes destroyed by gemstones. By the way, it is from here that it takes its beginning of the fashion for "suffocating" necklaces, the most extravagant of which were described in the works of Marquis de Garda.
In total, in those days were chokers from velvet or pearl threads, decorated with in the middle tablet with a variety of patterns. They were made by the famous French jeweler that era Rene Lilik. Also in the middle could be a jumper supped with diamonds. But not every beautiful woman could afford such a luxury, so the jewelers began to make necklaces from less expensive materials: the precious stones were replaced with a crystal, and pearl threads - lace.
In the twentieth century Coco Chanel made Chokers one of the main accents of his collections, and they healed a new fashionable life. Now their fan is John Galliano. He considers the collar of a universal decoration that is suitable and under the evening outfit, and under jeans. But they are not going with the neck of the Royal Persons, for example, Chokers from Pearl adored the princess Diana, then she also putting them on secular rounds.
On all screens
In our time, the necklace has become an exclusive female attribute, the men are only strict pendants. Of course, to this day there are varieties of men's beads and amulets, but they are used only in ritual purposes. But the ladies mastered all kinds of the most complex necklaces that began to invent jewelers. And, of course, the necklaces began to wear celebrities. So, the unsurpassed Sophie Lauren posed for Vogue in a luxurious Riviera Necklace, inlaid by diamonds. Its peculiarity lies in the design: the stones are interconnected so tightly that it is impossible to see the places of their bonding. This creates the illusion of flowing flow.
Marilyn Monroe also had a sign decoration. Necklace "Moon Baroda" with a Canary-yellow diamond of the cut "Pear" she put on the film "Gentlemen prefer blondes." The words of her songs "Diamonds are the best friends of girls" could well be devoted to this unique stone. By the way, his story has half a century.
Elizabeth Taylor once said to journalists: "My mom told me that I didn't open my eyes for a whole week after birth, but when it did, the first thing I saw was the wedding ring." In her huge collection there were almost three hundred legendary decorations, most of whom bought her husband, Richard Burton, indulging her desires for her beloved. They cost about twenty million dollars at least about twenty million. However, at auction dedicated to actress, they were sold for one hundred million. Elizabeth loved the jewels so much that he devoted them to the book "My Roman with Jewelry Decorations". And Liz not only wore other people's decorations. Thus, the design of the legendary wandering pearl "Operation" was invented by the actress herself, but gave her decoration to her in the end of her husband. Pearl, crowning necklace, is considered one of the most significant in history. Founding in the XVI century in Panama Gulf, it became part of the corona jewelry of Spain. In 1969, the pearl was purchased at the auction of her husband Taylor. Under the impression of the portrait of Mary Stuart Actress instructed the Jewelers of the Cartier brand to create a new ruby \u200b\u200brobe for her.
And the most recognizable necklace appeared in the film "Titanic". Necklace with the romantic name "Ocean's Heart" in the tape walked blue Tanzanite weighing fifty carats. Since then, many jewelry companies produce analogs of the necklace with blue stones of the cut "Heart". After the release of the film, an accurate copy of the decoration was created, however, this time with sapphire weighing one hundred seventy carats. It was sold at a charitable auction with her husband singer Celine Dion, who performed the song My Heart Will GO ON in Titanic. Moreover, the "heart of the ocean" was a real prototype. This necklace with a blue Diamond "Nadezhda", which was created by Jeweler Pierre Cartier in 1910. I bought his secular lioness Evelyn Walsh-Maclin and wore practically without removing. After her death, the necklace went to her grandchildren who sold it to the Jeweler Harry Winston, and he, in turn, presented the stone of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, where he is today. By the way, this is probably the most famous unfortunate decoration in the world: everyone who once wore him or went crazy, or was killed. So, Maria Antoinette and King Louis XVI cut off the head, and the princess de lambal beat the crowd to death. In 1911, Mrs. Evelin McLen became the owner of the suspension, which was not afraid of the dark past diamond. However, the fate of this woman confirmed the murderous energy of jewelry: the son of Evelyn died in the accident, daughter died from the overdose of drugs, her husband went to his mistress, and the owner of the necklace was at home for homeless.
Diamond "Kohinor" also has bad glory. He was brought from India in 1850 and presented the royal family. Now he is in the Crown Elizabeth II. Fortunately, for the Queen itself, the diamond is harmless, but each of the men who wore this stone soon devoured the crown.
Practical method
The ladies have fallen in love with these decorations, because they are able to visually lengthen the neck, emphasize the line of the selection and pull the entire silhouette. To do this, you just need to choose the right model of the necklace. A long necklace is suitable for the owners of a short neck, which thanks to him will look more elegant and graceful. To emphasize the neck, which is characterized by beauty and without additional tricks, will help a slight decoration with pendants. Choker's necklace is better to combine with outfits opening shoulders, and deep neckline, but long models will fit and closed dresses.
What is happening with trends this season? Of course, there are no volume decorations from fashion, which can be the key part of your image. These models are generously covered with stones, crystals and beads and are excellent for laconic monophonic outfits.
No less popular ethnic style. You combine such necklaces with clothes in the style of hippie, just do not overdo it, otherwise you will not be able to distinguish from "children of flowers".
Multilayer pearl necklaces are also very relevant, especially if they are decorated with an original clasp of brooches. Wearing them is open, exposing the neck and line of the neckline. Also, this fashion accessory can be put on top of the collar shirt, sweaters or dresses.
Learn about the ten of the most strange collectors and their collections:
1. Bob Gibbins (Bob Gibbins) and Lizzy (Lizzie): 240 sex dolls
60-year-old Bob Gibbins and his 55-year-old wife Lizzie have a rather unusual collection consisting of 240 different types of sex dolls, which they dress up and take with them on shopping trips.
Bob says that he was always interested in such dolls, but his passion began to truly develop when he bought various rag dolls and other toys for two of their children. Then he moved to the purchase of mannequins for shops, which he missed two years, collecting a rather impressive collection. However, what he really wanted to collect, he understood only when he hit the online forum of fans of silicone dolls. In 2007, with the support of his wife, Gibbins acquired his first silicone doll, Beverly, about $ 4,000. But it was only the beginning, since the pair continued to buy various types of sex dolls from cheap inflatable, which cost a maximum of 639 dollars, to such realistic silicone dolls as Jessica, who made a serious hole in the family budget, shining it for 11,202 dollars. In general, Bob and Lizzy Gibbinis calculated that they spent about $ 160,000 since they began to collect sex dolls.
Despite the fact that sex dolls usually buy and use for sexual purposes, Bob says that he never used his girls in this way. He recognizes that he considers most of them attractive, especially considering the fact that they are created with perfect figures, but he only considers them family members.
2. Graham Barker (Graham Barker): the largest (and, probably, the only one in the world) a collection of a navel fluff
Collecting the Basin Pooh is, probably, not the hobby, which is worth mentioning in conversation, but this did not stop the 45-year-old worker of the library from collecting his poucher down for 26 years.
Graham Baker from Perth (Perth), Australia, began to collect his strange collection since once at night he noticed the fluff in his navel and became interested in how much the fastener fluff could produce a person. The only way to get an answer to my question was observing your navel and picking up your own fastening poch. Contrary to what many people think about what he heard his strange habit about his strange habit, Graham is not obsessed with a foul down, and he also does not spend all his time for looking at his navel. They drive a clean curiosity and collecting the faded fluff, he devotes only ten seconds of his time, making it right before going into the shower.
The number of fluff, which he finds in his navel every night depends on the type of clothing he wore on that day, but he noticed that warm underwear is the most productive in this regard. Every night he collects his bubble fluff and puts it into the clay jar, which he bought specifically for storing the cute fluff. At the end of each year he adds a bubble fluff for this year to his huge collection. For 26 years, during which he collected his own fluff from the navel, he was able to fill three glass jars, and already working on the fourth. Want - Believe, you want - no, but his entire extensive collection weighs only 22 grams.
After he got into the Guinness Book of Records for the largest collection of faded fluff, his three glass jars with Pupkov Pooh fell into a museum for a non-disconnected amount.
3. Eric Ducharm (Eric Ducharme): Latex Tails Mermaids 
When Eric Düsharm puts his beautiful mermaid tail to explore the crystal clear waters of the natural sources of Florida as a water, he says it is also reincarnated and mentally. This is a unique, the exciting life of a man from Florida, who says that he eats, sleeps and breathes mermaids, while trying to physically look and behave as they as often as time.
Dusharm was passionate about the mermaids since he was a child. At the age of 16, he gave his first show, floating in the form of a Prince-Water on the show of small mermaids "Weeki Wachee Springs" "in 2006.
To date, Dusharma has its own business called "Mertailor". It is engaged in the production of individual tails from silicone, urethane and latex, which one wears himself.
4. The largest collection of facing nicotine chewing in the world 
Have you ever heard about someone who rolls the fabriced nicotine gums into the ball as if it was dough? Not? Well, then listen.
When Barry Chappel (Barry Chappell) flew by an international flight, he began to chew nicotin zhuma, because he could not smoke. Due to the fact that there was no garbage career in proximity, where he could throw off the chewing, he just kept her in his hand and rolled her into a small ball. A piece for a piece of his fleshing bead was noticeably increased in size. It was at that moment that his stunning idea was born. Why not ride the world's largest ball of crawling nicotine chewing and quit smoking in the process?
Now, six years later and 95,200 Zhwakhk, Barry is a non-smoking superstar. He rolled a giant ball from a fabulous nicotine chewing gum, which weighs almost 80 kilograms!
5. Paul Brockman: Collection of 55,000 dresses, which he chose himself for his wife 
If love was measured by the number of dresses, Paul Brockman, most likely, would have received the title of loving her husband in the world. Over the past 56 years, the contractor born in Germany and living in the city of Lomita (Lomita), California, presented with his wife Margo 55,000 dresses, each of whom he chose himself.
The first ten dresses in the impressive collection of Brokin's floor were free. He got them, working in the seaport in the city of Bremen (Bremen), Germany, where workers could choose what they want, when bales were opened with goods. He gave them all his then the girl Margo. After they met for a while, the floor asked his girls's hands from her parents.
Margo shared his passion for dancing, and they went to the dance floor every week, but the floor wanted to be a new dress every time, so he bought her more and more dresses.
Margo never loved to go shopping, so the floor chose and bought dresses alone. He bought dresses before work, after work and even during work, sometimes coming home with boiled from thirty new dresses. He bought them during the sale at the end of the season, and where he saw something that he liked. At some point, his obsession with dresses came out of control, and he stopped taking care of their size.
He never installed some budget for his purchases. Sometimes he spent everything he had in his pockets, and waited until the next week, if he had no money. The most expensive there was a dress on which he spent $ 300 and which margot never put on. As you can imagine, most of the 55,000 margos dresses never put on.
6. Yang Jian (Jian Yang):
White exterior and Spartan gray staircase of the neat house, Yang Jiangan, do not give any hint of what is hidden inside him - pink floor in the living room and his collection of more than 6,000 Barbie dolls.
A 33-year-old man from Singapore prefers minimalist decor, but Barbie dolls and 3,000 other dolls fill three out of four walls of his living room, nine mirror cabinets in his dressing room, as well as the shelves of his office.
Jiang has a professional interest in toys, as he is the director of the Marketing Department at Omicom Media Group. However, Barbie dolls, he began collecting at the age of 13, when he bought a Barbie model called "Great Shape" (Great Shape), dressed in turquoise sports suit and striped leggings.
His boyish interest turned into a "crazy obsession", which his friends support, and receives a family. He spent on a collection of his collection for more than 20 years and 404,681 dollars.
Note: Although Jian has an impressive collection, the release of the Guinness Records for 2013 has gave a reward for the largest collection of Barbie dolls, a woman from Germany named Betina Dorfmann (Bettina Dorfmann), the collection of which has more than 15,000 of these dolls.
7. Chris Raid (Chris Reid): The largest (and the most cool) collection of huge water pistols in the world (Super Soaker)
Just look at the crazy collection of huge water pistols Chris Raid. The huge water pistol first appeared in 1989 and quickly supplanted other types of water pistols. With the help of its pumping system, a huge water pistol practically gives you the opportunity to shoot with water over long distances much more than ordinary pistols.
In general, he bought about 340 huge water pistols, including 240 unique designs (others or models of other colors, or repetitions). His very first huge water gun of yellow-green color of the 50th model was signed by Lonnie Johnson (Lonnie Johnson), who invented this type of water pistols.
8. Robin Amato (Robyn Amato): Collection of 3,000 dolls of rag Annie
Despite the fact that it is surrounded by more than 3,000 dolls of the rag Annie, a resident of the city of Tampa (TAMPA), Florida, Robin Amato cannot make him stop replenishing his collection. When she was a child, she had never had a rag Annie, so her annectia was not started until she was shouted for 40 years. Now 58-year-old woman from Florida recognizes that the dolls captured each room in her house.
At the moment, it has spent more than 20,000 dollars on dolls, cookie cans with rag-enoni portraits and other collectibles related to this doll.
Amato loves to dress up like a rag Annie, and takes some dolls from her collection to their daily walks. It suits tea parties, as well as daily spends time in a special bedroom allotted for her clan rag Annie.
9. Vic Klinko (Vic Clinco): The world's largest collection of sharp sauces 
Vic Klinko has the most extensive collection of sharp sauces in the world. His striking collection consists of 6,000 bottles, which he bought around the world. In his collection there is even a rare sauce bottle called "Blair" S 16 Million Reserve ", which is the most sharp sauce on the planet. Bottles of ceiling sauces to the floor are waved all shelves in the dining room at home in Phoenix (Phoenix), Arizona. Bottles You can also find in the built-in wardrobes and refrigerators.
He collects bottles with sauces for the last 17 years and rightfully is the owner of the largest private collection of sharp sauces in the world. Mr. Klinko, who works as a cook "Four Seasons" (Four Seasons), said that the most valuable bottle of acute sauce in his collection costs about $ 900, and that it is unique. The most expensive bottle of acute sauce from his collection cost 4000 dollars.
10. Paul Luke: The world's largest collection of milk bottles
The former thrush had to build a museum behind her house, in the garden, after his house became too crazy for his collection, consisting more than 10,000 bottles from the milk.
The 33-year-old half of the hatch has retained its first milk bottle, when he was only nine years old, and earned money for minor expenses, working as an assistant milk. However, over time, his collection swelled more than 10,000 bottles, the most rare of which were preserved since 1890s.