The Good Doctor is somewhat reticent to give his neatly arranged collection too much publicity. "International art thieves", he muttered to me recently. "Just look at what happened with them Babulionian treasures from Iraq last month. Lots of low life art collectors know they can get that stuff on the black market for a fraction of what it's worth. Don't know what they do with it. Can't be showin' it to nobody.....jeez, did I use another double negative there?". When I asked him about getting insurance from some renowned company like Lloyd's of London he just scoffed. "Idiots....said my collection wasn't worth nothin'. Took me a lifetime to amass all this and they say it ain't worth the lighter fluid it would take to burn it up. Damn fools".

The passion with which Professor P. Khan speaks convinces me that this man truly is wholly devoted to his life's work of being the World's eminent authority on matters Stuckey. "But", I protested, "surely you must concede that a collection of this magnitude should be in the public eye, for all to enjoy".

"Oughta be, that's a fact", he replied thoughtfully. "Just sure as shootin', some no good son of a gun'll have my collection if I ain't careful."

I finally convinced him to let me photograph the artifacts, but only on the condition that I was not to reveal the location, including the city. So in the following pictures feast your eyes on what is probably the World's biggest collection of Stuckology.


An overview of the entire collection.

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