The World Record of ‘Collecting most number of postal stamps with the theme fauna’ has been achieved by Ivanovich Sakhipzadovna from Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
As on Aug 30, 2013; Sakhipzadovna has collection of 3500 (Three Thousand Five Hundred) postal stamps with the theme fauna. Collection contains stamps from 97 countries of the world.
The World Record of ‘Collecting most number of belt buckles’ has been achieved by Vitaliy Kuzhugetovich from Moscow, Russia.
As on Sept 03, 2013; Kuzhugetovich has collection of 1200 (One Thousand Two Hundred) belt buckles. Collection contains metallic belt buckles of various sizes and designs.
The World Record of ‘Collecting most number of metallic motor cycle models’ has been achieved by Kartavya Kavadya from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
As on Sept 06, 2013; Mr. Kavadya has collection of 101 (One Hundred One) metallic motor cycle models. Collection contains metallic motor cycle models of most of the renowned bike manufacturing companies like Harley Davidson, BMW, Suzuki, Ducati, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi etc.
The World Record ‘most people dressed as mobile phones’ has been achieved by Caterham School from Surrey, UK.
Three Hundred Thirty (330) people at Caterham School in Harestone Valley Road, UK dressed as mobile phones and added their own twist by dancing in unison.
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The World Record “Most people dressed as mobile phones” has been achieved by Open Mobile and Motorola San Juan, Puerto Rico. During the event 275 participants dressed as mobile phones.
The World Record of being ‘Oldest Hotel’ has been achieved by Hōshi Ryokan from Komatsu, Japan.
Hōshi is the world’s oldest hotel and is owned and run by the same family for 46 generations so far.Its famous hot springs have been refreshing and revitalizing its patrons for no less than 1291 years. Founded by a Buddhist disciple; Hōshi is not only world’s oldest hotel but also the world’s oldest continuously-operating business.
The World Record of delivering ‘most number of speeches in 24 hours’ has been achieved by Ralph Nader from USA.
Mr. Nader had delivered Twenty One (21) speeches in 24 hours during Massachusetts Marathon on October 25, 2008.
