Your collection
deserves a museum
Catalogue every object with photographs, technical specifications, manuals and provenance — then publish it as a museum anyone can walk through.
- Museums
- 6
- Objects catalogued
- 22
- Collectors
- 6
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Remarkable objects
1943 · Galvin
SCR-536 “Handie-Talkie”
The first true handheld two-way radio issued to infantry. Five tubes, a collapsible antenna that switches the set on when extended, and an operating philosophy of beautiful simplicity.
1942 · Pye
Wireless Set No. 19 Mk III
The workhorse tank radio of the British and Commonwealth armies. Three sets in one chassis: an HF set, a VHF B-set for troop chatter and an intercom amplifier.
1955 · Collins
Collins 75A-4 Receiver
The receiver that defined selectivity. Mechanical filters, a PTO that tracks to within a kilohertz across the band, and a dial you can read like a book.
1943 · Bendix
SCR-522 VHF Command Set
Four-channel crystal controlled VHF set fitted to Spitfires, Mustangs and countless jeeps. The channel selector is a joy of mechanical engineering.
How it works
Built for the way collectors actually document things
Create a museum
One museum per collection — WWII field radios, dive watches, press cameras. Give it a cover, a category and a story.
Catalogue objects
Photograph galleries, key-value specifications, condition grading, provenance notes, manuals and schematics.
Share it publicly
Every museum gets a public page and every object a permanent link you can send to fellow collectors.