Collection
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COLLECTION RELATED TO THE NUMBER ‘214’
Ninad Jadhav (born on July 11, 1977) of Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, has a collection of different items related to the number 214, which can be read as ‘RAM’ in Hindi. The collection includes snaps taken and postal items posted on date 21.4.11 and 21.4.12. Other items include milometer readings, travel tickets, currency notes (Indian and [...]
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FIRST MATCHBOX MUSEUM
Adinath Pareek (born on November 19,1956) of Jaipur, Rajasthan, established India’s first matchbox museum named Adinath Matchbox Museum and Research Centre in 1985 in Jaipur, in which more than 50,000 match labels and matchboxes are displayed from 108 different countries. He displayed some of his unique collection on February 27, 2013, at Record Breakers’ Festival, [...]
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF NATURAL WOODEN SCULPTURES
Munnalal Vishwakarma (born on October 10, 1965), a skilled carpenter from Vidisha, M.P, has a collection of a total of 400 natural art replicas of wood, which are completely natural, untouched by any tool, unpolished and unpainted, which he has been maintaining for 25 years. He displayed some of his collection on February 27, 2013, [...]
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MOST CURRENCIES ENDING WITH ‘786’
Narinder Pal Singh (born on April 3, 1954) of Chandigarh, Punjab, has collected a total of 23,414 Indian currency notes amounting to Rs 13,73,033, each bearing the lucky number 786 of Islam. His collection contains different foreign currencies, including Pakistani, British and Nepalese, all bearing the number 786. He displayed it on February 27, 2013, [...]
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LARGEST VARIETIES OF TEA
Vikas Singh (born on April 10, 1971) of Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, has collected more than 75 varieties of tea from India and abroad, since the year 2004. Teas from abroad include those from Taiwan, China, Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, South Africa, Mauritius, Morocco, Kenya and Sri Lanka. The tea in his collection is mostly loose tea and [...]
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LARGEST COMICS COLLECTION IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
Arun Singh (born on January 30, 2001) of Ghaziabad, U.P. has collected Tintin comics in 83 languages of different countries. The comics includes rare editions like Alguers, Borain and the unauthorized Chinese editions and also comics in Hindi and Bengali. He displayed it on February 27, 2013, at Record Breakers’ Festival, at Indira Gandhi Kala [...]
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF GANESHA IDOLS AND PHOTOS
Shekhar Pabsetti (born on February 22, 1961), an employee of State Bank of India, Secunderabad, Hyderabad, has a collection of a total of 12,022 idols and 15,313 photographs of different shapes and sizes of Lord Ganesha, which he has been collecting for the past 37 years. He also has a collection of a total of [...]
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LARGEST BUTTON COLLECTION
Uday Ghanashyam Roge (born on April 1, 1979) of Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, has a collection of 1, 00,114 buttons, which he has been collecting for 15 years. His collection includes various types of buttons made of various materials including iron, plastic, rubber, fiber and many more and has also exhibited them at Municipal Library and Topiwala [...]
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF 10 RUPEE NOTES
Rahul G. Keshwani (born on March 11, 1985) of Mumbai, Maharashtra, has collected 568 currency notes of Rs. 10 (INR), amounting to a total of Rs. 5,680. His collection includes 567 notes of 6 digits serial number, ranging from ‘000001’ to ‘999999’in the combination of number and zero, and one note of 7 digit serial [...]
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FIRST MATCHBOX MUSEUM
Adinath Pareek (born on November 19, 1956), a phillumenist (a person who collects matchboxes) of Jaipur, Rajasthan established India’s first matchbox museum named “Adinath Matchbox Museum and Research Centre” in 1985 in Jaipur, in which more than 50,000 match labels and matchboxes are displayed from 108 different countries. He has been collecting them since September [...]