Baseball Treasury: Diamond

A Story by Abishai100

A presentation about the items that illuminate the magic of American hobbies.

A diorama about American gems, inspired by Toys (Robin Williams).

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A strange American hobbyist named Amlan Satan was collecting Indians/Braves baseball gems/tokens and had become a penultimate baseball aficionado of Native-American themed toy-designed baseball stuff. He's an eccentric and a genius.

SATAN: I like collecting imagery surrounding the beautification of naturalism themes (like Native-American sports figurines).

Satan lived in Cleveland but collected Indians stuff (baseball-cards) as much as Braves (Atlanta) stuff, and he frequented Lucky's Cafe where he met with a local cards-collector and chatted often about Toronto (Canada) baseball-cards. They enjoyed chowder and creamed coffee together and took snapshots of pretty women walking by on the street outside the cafe-window in the light!

SATAN: There's something ethereally hypnotic about the pastime of baseball stuff, even if it's some silly child's toy!

So why is Amlan's special baseball-card collection considered an 'American treasury' symbolizing the 'imagination-fitness' of civilization ergonomics? In other words, what makes this 'treasury' so symbolic of the American destiny? Well, it's all in Satan's sense of socialized daydreams. In other words, he's a real 'nerd' of American gems...and the great circus!

SATAN: If you said to an America, like me, "Sports ain't nothing but a distraction," he might reply, "You miss beauty of DNA."

That's what makes this diorama about an American collector of the great 'treasuries' of gems representing sociocultural minds revealing of the 'dream' of toy-minded hobbyists. There's something 'non-robotic' about the nature of magic found in things kept, things collected, and things...drawn.