# Collectibles catalog template with a typewriter look and order form > Collectibles catalog template with olive and black typewriter titles on archive paper: contents, terms, divider and order form. Start your dealer catalog. - Template: Hobby & Collectibles (Classic template set) - Web page: https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/hobby-collectibles-classic - Pages: 7 - Versions: 2 - Color palettes: 12 - Outputs: PDF + flipbook - Fonts: Special Elite, Oswald, Source Sans Pro - Paper: A4, Letter or A5 · portrait or landscape - Output: Print PDF up to 300 DPI (CMYK, bleed) · online flipbook - Use it: https://www.easycatalog.com/app/register?template=set:hobby_collectibles (free plan available; all templates are included on every plan) - Shopify app: https://apps.shopify.com/easy-catalogs ## About this template This collectibles catalog template looks like it came out of a well-kept archive. Most titles are typed in Special Elite, a typewriter face, in olive drab and near-black on warm paper, with small olive and stone squares in the corners. Condensed Oswald heads the two order pages and the contents lines, and Source Sans Pro keeps the small print crisp. The sample contents covers model kits, trading cards, action figures, die-cast and trains, and display and storage. Seven pages (cover, welcome, contents, ordering terms, divider, wholesale order form and back page) frame the kit, card and figure pages you build from the editor's grids. It gets a dealer catalog to hobby shops without designing every page. Use the clean typewriter look or the photo version, with tilted figure photos on the cover, a photo band on the divider and a dark photo behind the back page, change the olive to any of 12 palettes, and send a print PDF or a flipbook with built-in ordering. ## Best for - Collectibles wholesalers selling figures, cards and die-cast to hobby shops - Trading card and card-supply distributors with a fast-moving range - Small model kit brands that need a simple dealer catalog - Display and storage suppliers selling cases, sleeves and binders - Toy and hobby reps taking orders on paper at trade shows ## Pages in this template **Clean version** (crisp layouts, lots of white space): Cover, Welcome, Contents, How to order, Divider, Order form, Back page **Photo version** (photos on the cover, divider and back page): Cover, Welcome, Contents, How to order, Divider, Order form, Back page ## Highlights ### Typewriter cover in olive and black (Cover page) Hobby & Collectibles is typed across the cover in Special Elite, the second line in olive drab, with a 2026 edition line below. The archival feel suits model kits, vintage toys and card collections alike. ### Contents for five collector categories (Contents page) Model kits, trading cards, action figures, die-cast and trains, and display and storage each get a numbered line and page number. Swap in your own categories; the typewriter heading and the condensed capitals of each line keep the same look. ### Dealer order form for trade shows (Order form page) The dealer form collects the hobby store name, contact, PO number and shipping address, then lists items by SKU with description, quantity, unit price and total. It suits show-floor orders where a buyer marks quantities on paper and you enter them later. ### Ordering terms for dealers (How to order page) Three short blocks tell dealers how to send an order, the opening and reorder minimums, and delivery and returns. Add your pre-order and allocation rules here if you sell limited releases, so dealers read them before ordering. ## Selling collectibles to retailers: catalog tips 1. **Mark limited and pre-order items clearly** — Collectible lines often mix evergreen stock with limited runs. Flag limited editions, release dates and pre-order deadlines with a tag on the product card, and explain allocation on the terms page so shops know what they can count on. 2. **Describe packaging, not just the item** — For boxed figures and sealed cards the box is part of the product. Say how items ship, how they are protected and what happens if a box arrives creased, because collectors often refuse damaged packaging and shops ask before they order. 3. **Sell storage alongside the collectibles** — Card sleeves, binders, display cases and risers are steady reorders with good margins. Put them in their own section and point to them from the card and figure pages, so a buyer restocks both in one order. 4. **Explain case assortments** — Figures and blind-box lines are often sold in mixed case assortments. List what each case contains, how many of each figure and whether the mix is fixed or random, so shops can predict how a case will sell through. ## How it works 1. **Start with this set** — Open Hobby & Collectibles in EasyCatalog, in the clean or the photo version, and recolor it with one of 12 palettes if you like. 2. **Add your products** — Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically. 3. **Download or share** — Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form. ## FAQ ### What does the Hobby & Collectibles template set contain? Seven pages: cover, welcome letter, contents, how-to-order terms, collection divider, wholesale order form and back page, in a clean typewriter layout. A photo version tilts three photos of collectible figures on the cover, runs a photo band across the divider and puts a full-bleed figure photo behind the back page. Every page can be recolored with 12 palettes, and product pages for your kits, cards and figures are added from the editor's grids. ### Can I mark limited editions or pre-orders on product pages? Yes. Product cards can show tags, product type and Shopify metafields, so a limited or pre-order tag from your store can print on each collectible's card. You can also add a divider for upcoming releases and edit any text on the page. ### How should collectibles be priced in a wholesale catalog? Show the wholesale price and the suggested retail on each card, state the case pack or assortment, and note any minimum advertised price. For graded or high-value items sold singly, put the condition or grade beside the price so buyers can compare like with like. ### What makes a good catalog for hobby shop buyers? Accuracy over decoration. Hobby shop owners want correct scales, SKUs, case packs, release dates and stock status, then clear photos. Keep sections in the order they shop, with new releases first, and include a simple order form for trade shows. ## Design details - Colors: #f6f5f0, #26281f, #5c6b34, #e0dfd1, #6c6e60 - Fonts: Special Elite, Oswald, Source Sans Pro ## Related templates - [Hobby & Collectibles Premium](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/hobby-collectibles-premium) — Premium industry template - [Vintage & Antiques](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/vintage-antiques) — Design kit - [Christmas](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/christmas) — Campaign template - [Vacation & Travel Collection](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/vacation-travel-collection) — Campaign template - [Flowers & Gifts](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/flowers-gifts-classic) — Classic template set - [Flowers & Gifts Premium](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/flowers-gifts-premium) — Premium industry template --- All catalog templates: https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates · Site summary for AI tools: https://www.easycatalog.com/llms.txt · Updated 2026-10-13