1. How do we call a person who collects things? 2. What things can be collected? 3. What themes of stamp collections do you know?

A person who collects things is called a collector. The specific term for a person who collects a particular type of item may be more specialized. For example, someone who collects stamps is called a philatelist, and someone who collects coins is called a numismatist.

Things that can be collected are incredibly varied, and people collect all sorts of objects. Some common types of collections include:

• Stamps (philately)

• Coins (numismatics)

• Antiques

• Artworks (paintings, sculptures)

• Books (especially rare or first editions)

• Toys (such as action figures, dolls, model trains)

• Sports memorabilia (jerseys, autographed items, cards)

• Postcards

• Autographs

• Movie or TV show memorabilia (posters, action figures, costumes)

• Rocks or minerals

• Comics

• Cultural artifacts (such as pottery, statues)

• Vintage clothing

• Music records (vinyl, cassettes)

Themes of stamp collections are highly diverse and often based on the collector's interests. Some popular themes in stamp collections include:

• Historical events (commemorative stamps featuring significant events in history)

• Famous people (stamps with portraits of notable figures, such as politicians, artists, and celebrities)

• Animals (stamps depicting animals, including rare or endangered species)

• Flora (stamps featuring different types of plants and flowers)

• Art (stamps showcasing famous paintings, sculptures, or other artworks)

• Space exploration (stamps celebrating milestones like the moon landing)

• Landmarks and monuments (stamps that feature famous places and buildings)

• National symbols (stamps representing flags, emblems, or other symbols of a country)

• Sports (stamps commemorating sporting events like the Olympics or world championships)

• Cultural heritage (stamps depicting traditional costumes, festivals, and customs)

• Royalty (stamps featuring kings, queens, and other members of royal families)

• Famous architecture (stamps showcasing iconic buildings and structures from around the world)