Welcome to collectibulldogs.com The number one UK site for collectible bulldog memorabilia!
Welcome to collectibulldogs.com website. We take pride in owning & curating such a vast and varied selection of all things bulldog!
This site is a testament to the greatness of the bulldog breed & goes some way to inspiring others into starting their own collections and ventures.
Bulldog collectibles come in all shapes & sizes. We hope you like the range we have amassed so far from antiques, rare collectibles, art work, books & other pieces of interest.
Collectibulldogs.com reaches no. 15 in Feedspot's Top 30 Antques Blogs & Websites!
We are proud to announce that we have been voted 15th in the top 30 Antiques Blogs & Websites by Feedspot.
Here at Collectibulldogs, we are ecstatic at the news of this & we hope you enjoy the website’s content.
Thank you all for following us, continuing to visit us & read our blogs.
Thank you to the team at Feedspot for featuring our website!
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A quick note from the curator and owner
Hi there my name’s Eiffion Ashdown & I created this website so that I can share my passion for my passion in collecting bulldog collectibles and items relating to bulldog history.
My collecting started about seven years ago & have taken a back seat while I make this bulldog collectibles website which to a novice like me has been challenging. For more info about me click this link.
I hope you enjoy the site & like my pieces. I also hope it inspires others to start collecting either for love or future nest eggs. Please note it can become addictive!
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Brighton museum listed collection
We are so proud to announce that collectibulldogs is now seen as an offical collection & subsequently now listed under the private collections page on the Brighton museum website.
We feel like we are finally getting somewhere as the collection rolls forward.
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This link will take you to the Brighton museum page where you can see the collection.