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" Creased pages, worn spines, rough edges... For as long as I can remember, I&amp;#039;ve gotten a thrill out of collecting vintage copies of my favorite books. There&amp;#039;s such a rush that comes from adding to a beloved collection, something that many of our homeowners can speak to. Here, five women share why they fill their new homes with old items.  Be sure to tell us what you collect in the comments!   Pin it!   Tour Erin&amp;#039;s colorful Maine home \u00BB    Pin it!    Tour Heather&amp;#039;s timeworn Washington home \u00BB    Pin it!   Tour Thea&amp;#039;s industrial Atlanta loft \u00BB    Pin it!   Tour Michelle&amp;#039;s Northern California home \u00BB    Pin it!   Tour Sarah&amp;#039;s upstate New York farmhouse \u00BB    Pin it!   Tour Trina&amp;#039;s Oregon farmhouse \u00BB   Why do you love collecting? Share in the comments section! For more quotables, check out our board on Pinterest \u00BB  ----- Plus: 24 Amazing Kitchen Makeovers You Need to See \u00BB35 Ways to Make Something New Out of Something Old \u00BB25 Headboards that Make a Bold Statement \u00BB53 Bathroom Decorating Ideas to Steal \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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