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Inkspottery 

Sometimes known to mean just memorabilia and artifacts relating to the 1930s - 1950s vocal group The Ink Spots, but it's more prevalent use is referring to the STUDY of anything by The Ink Spots, musically, historically, cultural impact, etc.

A person who studies it is known as an inkspotterist.

It's in a long line of similar names coined by music lovers and musical scholars, such as Bixolgy (studying the works of jazz cornetist Leon Bix Beiderbecke), Trumbology (studying the works of jazz saxophonist-bandleader Frankie "Tram" Trumbauer), Osborneology (study of jazz/swing crooner Will Osborne), etc etc.
I'm glad I've finally found another Inkspotterist here in these parts! How deep into Inkspottery do you delve?
Inkspottery by 1962 June 7, 2024
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