Eric Bristow, known as "The Crafty Cockney," may be best remembered for his legendary status in the darts world, but collectors of physical media have reason to celebrate his contributions to film as well. His documentary, *The World Of Phil Taylor* (2010), captures the rise of his protégé, Phil Taylor, and offers a unique glimpse into the world of competitive darts. This film holds significant value for collectors, not only for its insightful portrayal of both players but also for its status as a rare release that showcases the sport's evolution in popular culture. Bristow's impact on darts transformed it into a mainstream spectacle throughout the 1980s, a phenomenon that collectors appreciate when seeking out memorabilia and documentaries related to the sport. The film stands out as a collectible due to its limited availability and the nostalgia it evokes for fans of the sport. As a figure who helped shape modern darts, Bristow's legacy is immortalized not just in trophies but also in the physical media that documents his journey and the sport's vibrant history.