Collections
12 active collecting areas share one permanent catalogue system. Each collection preserves its own material logic while remaining connected through people, organisations, themes, chronology and archive importance.
Club Culture & Ephemera
Rave flyers, posters, invitations and associated club-culture ephemera preserved as material evidence of events, venues and design networks.
02Coins & Bullion
Coins, sovereign bullion and precious-metal cultural objects documented for material, numismatic, design, grading, provenance and collection significance.
03Comics
Individual periodical comics, including British and American issues, variants and historically significant runs.
04Film & Cinema Ephemera
Physical promotional and documentary material associated with the theatrical circulation and reception of film, including posters, lobby cards, pressbooks, handbills and distributor ephemera.
05Graphic Novels & Collected Editions
Graphic novels, collected editions and long-form sequential-art publications.
06Literary & Cultural Books
Literary fiction, essays and culturally significant books preserved as physical evidence of authorship, publishing, design and contemporary cultural discourse.
07Magazines
Independent magazines, fashion and style publications, interiors titles and other periodicals documented as physical cultural objects.
08Photography, Art & Design Books
A separately curated personal collection of photography, art and design books, retaining its own collecting methodology.
09Physical Media
LaserDisc and other significant physical audiovisual editions, with emphasis on packaging, inserts, format history and completeness.
10Soccer Trading Cards
Association-football trading cards selected for player significance, rarity, autograph or relic context, production history, grading and provenance.
11Trading Cards
Sport and non-sport trading cards selected for rarity, cultural significance, signatures, production context and provenance.
12UK Garage & Grime
Original records, white labels and related material documenting the emergence, circulation and development of UK garage and grime.