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Now here's something you don't see everyday in the toy collecting world - high-end furniture designed just for collectors. Founded by Steve Ledyard just last year, Geek Design (geek-design.net) specializes in handcrafted cabinets, dressers, and shelving units, each with a specific display function in mind. The robust "Excelsior" has your comic book storage needs covered, while the more versatile "Enterprise" and "Excalibur" elegantly display action figures, statues and prop replicas.

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