We’re incredibly excited to share some wonderful news — the Bygone Relics Blog has officially been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 50 Vintage Blogs in the world for 2026.
The listing, published by Feedspot, places Bygone Relics alongside some of the most respected and established names in the vintage and antiques space, including long-running international blogs dedicated to fashion, collectibles, furniture, memorabilia, and historical preservation. Feedspot curates these rankings based on factors such as content quality, consistency, authority, engagement, and relevance within the vintage and antiques community.
To see Bygone Relics included in this list is both humbling and incredibly motivating.
What started as a passion for antiques, militaria, vintage collectibles, and historical objects has grown into a platform dedicated to sharing stories behind the items we love. Whether it’s uncovering the history of a WWI trench lighter, exploring Japanese Satsuma ware, discussing antique books, or writing about vintage toys and collectables, our goal has always been simple — to keep history alive through objects that still have stories to tell.
The Feedspot listing specifically highlighted the Bygone Relics Blog for its articles and insights into antiques, vintage collectables, and historical items, recognising the site as a resource for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Being acknowledged on an international level is especially meaningful for an Australian-based business focused on authentic vintage and antique pieces.
This recognition also reflects the growing community around Bygone Relics. Every person who reads a blog article, follows along on social media, shares a post, purchases an item, or simply enjoys learning about the past has helped make this possible.
We’d also like to acknowledge the broader vintage and antique community featured on the list. Many of these blogs have spent years preserving knowledge, documenting collecting trends, and inspiring appreciation for history through antiques and vintage culture.
At Bygone Relics, we’re only just getting started.
Over the coming months we’ll continue expanding our blog with more articles on:
- Antique and vintage collecting guides
- Militaria history and identification
- Rare and unusual artefacts
- Vintage toys and advertising memorabilia
- Antique ceramics and decorative arts
- Market trends and collecting insights
- Restoration and preservation topics
For collectors, historians, decorators, and lovers of the unusual, we hope Bygone Relics continues to be a place where the past remains relevant and fascinating.
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Thank you to everyone who has supported Bygone Relics so far — this recognition belongs to all of you as much as it does to us.
