Organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of fans, whether electric, gas, water or alcohol powered. Website hosts galleries, buy/sell/trade bulletin board, useful links as well as a link to an online fan discussion forum.

Dedicated to Austrian, Bohemian, and Czechoslovakian decorative arts. Membership information, links, newsletter, show and auction schedule.

Includes membership information, discussion board, selected references, and the willow pattern legend.

Formed to help preserve the history of the telecommunications industry through the collection of telephones and related material. Includes its history, articles, membership details and a newsletter. Located in Evanston, Illinois, United States.

An interesting site dedicated to art and historical medals, featuring a list of past medals, hobby based articles, and FAQs for beginner to novice.

This is "the" stein club to belong to in North America. Members include some of the owners of the best known German stein suppliers. The member publication is "Prosit".

Mission is to preserve an important segment of history, Tinplate Toy Trains, through research, education, community outreach, fellowship and by promoting the growth and enjoyment of the hobby.

Publishes two bi-monthly magazines and hosts conventions around the country both dedicated to Lionel train collecting.

Official site for the Association of Collecting Clubs and the National Association of Collectors. Includes profile, club and flea market directories, schedules, links to classifieds, opinion surveys and FAQs.

An international club of electric toy train lovers, operators and collectors. Publishes The Lion Roars (news), Interchange Track (Buy-Sell-Trade); train meets, conventions, swapping events for fans of all ages.