collectorship
Post of accumulator
Collectorship is the office or position of a collector, particularly one who gathers taxes, duties, or revenue on behalf of a government: He was appointed to the collectorship of the port of Boston.
The term appears most often in historical or administrative contexts, referring to the tenure or jurisdiction of such an official.
Scheduled time for something
- tenureProtected employment status
- positionLocation or stance
- postingPublishing content online
- rankPosition in hierarchy
title · designation · officeholder · colonial · revenue · district · jurisdiction · authority
Public exhibit space
- gallerySpace for displaying artwork
- curatorCollection overseer
- acquisitionsThings newly gained
- catalogingSystematic organization into records
artifacts · exhibits · archiving · provenance · conservation · restoration · preservation · antiquities
Study of postal stamps
- numismaticsStudy of currency
- antiquesValuable old items
- collectiblesItems people amass
- memorabiliaCollected items of significance
rarities · connoisseurship · enthusiast · aficionado · hobbyist · ephemera · assemblage · accumulation
appointment
Scheduled time for something
rank · title · designation · officeholder · colonial · revenue · district · jurisdiction · authority · commissioner
museum
Public exhibit space
- gallerySpace for displaying artwork
- curatorCollection overseer
- acquisitionsThings newly gained
cataloging · artifacts · exhibits · archiving · provenance · conservation · restoration · preservation · antiquities · curatorial
philately
Study of postal stamps
- numismaticsStudy of currency
- antiquesValuable old items
- collectiblesItems people amass
memorabilia · rarities · connoisseurship · enthusiast · aficionado · hobbyist · ephemera · assemblage · accumulation · treasures
collectorshipdistributorship
Licensed wholesale selling arrangement
dispensation · treasurership · paymaster · almoner · stewardship
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