What do we offer?

I have always had a fascination for old and unusual objects and love to look at and touch objects from the past that in many cases can never be repeated. I have collected a whole range and variety of items over time (and continue to do so more and more) and so My Little Bit Of History is where I now sell the items I can no longer keep for reasons of space and storage or because I have managed to get another item that now takes my fancy and has to be paid for. There is only so much wallspace for pictures and as new ones come in old ones have to go! (unfortunately)

This is a great place to maybe start a collection yourself and most of our things make the most fantastic presents that are most certainly different and a "little bit of history"

So what does this mean for you? Firstly this is not my job. I do this because I am fascinated by the sort of things on this site. If I can make a small profit on something, then great, but often it is just to get what I paid back so as to pay for something else I have just collected.

This in turn means you are not dealing with a dealer out to make the most money, but more a collector changing and updating his collection. It is great fun selling something that I have come across to someone that obviously also appreciates it, although I usually ask myself do I really want to part with it!!!!

I am only selling stuff that I like sufficiently to have bought for myself and take a great pride in giving the BEST POSSIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Any contact you have will be with me directly and although as I say this is not my job, I would like to think that I deal with any enquiry in a professional, quick and courteous way that will make you return as a customer.

So My Little Bit Of History is where you can see and buy a little bit of history of your very own. Through a wide range of sources I hunt down those things that aren't always much money but are always interesting to me. It amazes me what really interesting things can still be found, some of which I find incredible when I think of the history of them, or who they have been signed by or just simply what they are. This seems all the more significant somehow in todays modern disposable world. Please have a browse through and hopefully you too will be intrigued by some of the items I have got.