For the last fifteen years, I’ve traveled across the world visiting historic sites that played key roles in the development, testing, and evolution of nuclear technology. Throughout these journeys, I’ve carefully collected artifacts that offer rare, tangible connections to pivotal chapters of 20th- and 21st-century history. Many of these pieces come from locations that are now heavily restricted, permanently altered, or no longer accessible—making them increasingly scarce and historically significant.

Each item in this collection represents more than a physical object; it is a preserved fragment of the scientific breakthroughs, political tensions, and global transformations that defined the nuclear age. Whether tied to early research facilities, Cold War testing grounds, or decommissioned installations, these artifacts reflect humanity’s pursuit of knowledge and power, as well as the consequences and responsibilities that came with it.

My goal in offering these items is to make their stories available to collectors, historians, educators, and enthusiasts who value authentic connections to the past. I invite you to explore the collection, appreciate the unique history behind each piece, and find the items that speak to your interests and passions. If you have questions or would like additional background on any artifact, I’m always glad to help.