Since the last series of posts on my Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys collections, I have added a few items that I will now update you on. I added the next two Clue Books, the next Diaries, and the audio book of A Nancy Drew Christmas, so now I have three formats of that. […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 10
And here we are at the final Nancy Drew post, but not the final collection. There are many more books and collectibles that I have not posted and, as always, the FULL collection will be on the Pinterest board (LINK HERE). I’m showing off recent goodies, well, from the last 20 years, anyway. From […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 9
As we begin to wrap up this Nancy Drew fest of posts, we’re having two posts of official collectibles. And as always, the FULL collection will be on the Pinterest board (LINK HERE). From vhs videos, to cassette audio books, posters, cards, stationery, board games and dvds, to the latest pc games. 70s […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 8
As we are on the 8th post about my Nancy collection, and time is nearing its end, today’s post is going to be about the things I have made, what others have made which I bought, as well as “un”official collectibles I’ve thrown together. Why is all of this today, well, because the next two […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 7
Magazines. I am nowhere near having ALL of the magazines Nancy’s been mentioned in, but I do have quite a few. Below are a few of those, including an Aussie interview with Pamela. All of them are posted to my Pinterest board (LINK HERE) including many Aussie ones featuring Emma for the 2007 movie. […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 6
Up next are my Nancy Drew books. As in, special editions, puzzles, collectibles, plus books ON Nancy, and parodies of Nancy. I’ll only post a few of each as there are too many, but you can see all of them on the Pinterest board (LINK HERE) Old meets new. The Nancy Drew Cookbooks […]
My Nancy Drew Collection. Part 5
This post is about the series. What started in 1930 as a girls’ series by Edward Stratemeyer became a phenomenon. It was printed by Grosset & Dunlap up until #56, at which point a massive court case ensued and it was decided that G&D could keep printing those 56 books, but Simon & Schuster would […]
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