Curiosity Collectors Gifts

"Oooh! What's he gonna do now?!"

"What time is it when the hands are like this?"

"Vintage? What would you like it to be?"

$1: Family Secrets

"My latest sighting turned out to be just another weather balloon."

"I got a swiss army hook!"

'Being stuck on a desert island is one thing, but being struck on a desert island with a hoarder...'

"And you need to know this why?"

"Let me through – I'm morbidly curious!"

"My goodness, no! Grandfather would never, ever let us near this!!"

Entomology Reference

"Eureka!!" "Guess again, Einstein."

An old gentleman speaking with a shoeblack at a train station

In the House of Picasso, the Cat: "You beast, you've eaten all the first class stamps again," Madame accuses Timothy.

"Are they called 'x-rays' because the alphabet wasn't finished when they were invented?"

Today on the Ask Sadie Show, we'll be addressing one single topic: Wondering. In my day, when a body said I wonder why dust bunnies are called dust bunnies, it led to all sorts of delightful speculation. We could while away hours debating whether it was a marketing ploy by big broom ... or whether it dated back to Napoleon, who had a fetish for dirty rabbits. And if we were lucky, opinions could get so heated that fisticuffs would ensue. Wondering is just one of many lovely human experiences utt

'Congratulations! You've just won ten million dollars!'

Man tried to unload a ship in a bottle.

"Did you hear? It turns out old power cords are really valuable! Good things Dad kept them!"

A mummy begs for change in front of the pyramids.

'It even tells time in metric minutes.'

"Who's the artist?"

The successful rubbernecker...

"I wonder what this was for."

Children watching a horse show from under the tent

Questionmark Hits Man on the Head

"Typical! - The Frobishers' have fire and the wheel..."

"I'll take it."

"What happened to what cat?"

"I knew you was mad when you tried to sell me to them "American Pickers" fellers."

"Hmm interesting Hallmark..."

Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. X. - A delicate attention.

Mrs. Jarley at the pay-place

Victorian Secret

'Jack and the Beanie stock'