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What do you collect besides basses?

Robot B-9 from Lost in Space and Robby from Forbidden Planet, plus a few other figures you might notice (and a lot more in other rooms).

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I intentionally keep very little that I don't use. I have a fair number of books, but outside of those, when I no longer have a use for something I try to sell it or give it to someone who will use it.

UNLESS it is a still functioning car or motorcycle part I swapped out for an upgrade. Yes, that's a 4 barrel manifold for a Ford 460. No I'm not scrapping it. No, I no longer own a Ford 460.

BUT YOU NEVER KNOW.
 
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Beer bottle caps. Just 1 of each unique one. Dont keep duplicates.

Edit: has to be beers ive tried.

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Apollo glassware. Stumbled across an apollo 11 glass at my inlaws. Somehow missed it for years in their cabinets. So grabbed a set for myself off ebay after googling and seeing more.

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Hiking badges. Different state parks ive been too [pic is 1 staff from different angle to see each badge].
 
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Got these?----"33" beer and "Bierre LaRue"---big deal beer in Vietnam during the war. They probably still make it. And how about "OLD DUTCH"---used to make it in Findlay, Ohio
Dont think if seen those in OK. Its got to be something i drank too. So i like to try local beers when traveling or find something new. Sort of a way to track the different beers ive tried.
 
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I collect watches. I have about 18 currently, including a few family heirloom vintage pocket watches. I also have an affinity for hats (not caps so much, but hats). Have run out of space for those, as they take up room to keep in good condition. Keep a fairly contained group of 5 recumbent bikes/trikes. Of course there are all the stringed instruments... And one very understanding spouse.