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BIROFILIA - beer accessories

PHILATELY - stamps

PHILOPHONY - sound recordings

FILUMENIA - matchboxes and labels

ERKAFILIA - postal stickers

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VITTAFILIA - cigarettes

XEROPHILIA - labels

SIGALLATIA - drawings on postal envelopes

STYLOPHILIA - pencils

FILOKARTIA - postcards

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CONCHIOPHILIA - shells

COFROCARDIA - tourist stickers

NUMISMATICS - coins

MEDALLERICS - orders, medals

SCRIPOFILIA - depreciated stocks, bonds

PHALERISTIKA - badges, badges

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KONOKLEPHILIA - key chains

CORALPHILIA - corals

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PERIDROMOPHILIA - train tickets

SERPENTAOPHILIA - snakes

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PHILOCALENDARISTICS - calendars

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