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October 15, 2024Readers who follow the Americana Hub and related Facebook websites will be familiar with — and possibly friends with — Matt Greig, who has been selling on Facebook and other social media sites for more...
October 15, 2024NEW YORK CITY — I had occasion to work on a major exhibition of Edward Curtis’s photographs from his life’s work, The North American Indian, a few years ago and one of the things I learned quite...
October 14, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Swann Auction Galleries’ October 10 sale of Rare & Important Travel Posters featured 198 lots celebrating travel by land, sea and air.
October 14, 2024DALLAS — The original touring Iron Throne, molded from the original screen-used throne, was the ultimate showstopper when it sold for $1,490,000 to lead Heritage Auction’s Game of Thrones: The Auction...
October 14, 2024LONDON — Chiswick Auctions presented 125 lots from a 20-year collection of Chinese export silver on October 9.
October 14, 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — For more than 60 years, a passion for Pennsylvania and New England Americana drove Thomas F. and Tess L. Schutte to form a stellar collection that Fred Giampietro and New England Auctions...
October 14, 2024LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — All but one of the 322 lots Travis Landry presented in the inaugural auction for Landry Pop Auctions on October 8 found new homes and the sale of comics, trading card games and video...
October 14, 2024GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — A US Braided Hair half cent, 1843, not seen by the numismatic community for the past 90 years, took $110,000 at Jones & Horan’s online auction of horology, jewelry and coins, which...
October 14, 2024ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The Potomack Company started off October with its Mid-Century to Twenty First Century Modern Furniture & Decorative Arts auction, which took place on October 7.
October 14, 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — Annual traditions were back in swing at Copake Auction on October 12, when the firm conducted its 32nd Annual Bicycle Auction, which offered 522 lots of antique and vintage bicycles, accessories,...
October 8, 2024WHIPPLE, OHIO — While the much-anticipated textile collection of Dr Virginia Gunn realized strong prices, it was a collection of five paintings by Ohio Regionalist artist Clyde Singer that led the way,...
October 8, 2024DOUGLASS, KAN. — At least six lots skyrocketed above the auctioneer’s estimate, leaving Woody Auction’s crew excited and scratching their heads at the same time!
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