Collectors of many interests lost a true ally and long-time ambassador recently, with the passing of esteemed hobby publishing pioneer Chester "Chet" Krause.
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Ohio-based appraisal firm expanding in the Midwest
Wipiak Consulting & Appraisals is growing. Having recently added two new associate appraisers to its roster, this appraisal company is now in three states.
Pook & Pook, Inc. teaming up with Noel Barrett
Long-time friends and seasoned auction experts Noel Barrett and Ron Pook recently announced plans for their two auction firms to collaborate on select auctions, beginning in the fall of 2016.
Antique Trader producing fine art appraisal directory
Antique Trader is working on a handy directory and guide to assist anyone with an interest in fine art, or has come across a piece of art and wondered about its past and potential value. In addition to expert insight about those questions, the Antique Trader Fine Art Directory and Guide will contain direct...
Hot Wheels Perfect 10
Esteemed Hot Wheels historian and record-holding collector, Mike Zarnock, offers an updated list of the Holy Grail of Hot Wheels collecting: The Perfect 10.
Commemorative coin sales support parks
Images of President Theodore Roosevelt, conservationist John Muir and Yosemite National Park appear on new coins issued in recognition of the National Park Service Centennial celebration.
Understanding tax laws may aid in protecting heirs of art collectors
As much as collecting is about preserving and celebrating the past, when it comes to planning for the future of a collection, like an art collection, when it is passed on to heirs, understanding various elements of tax laws is imperative, explains Kevin Yardumian, vice president of Gumbiner Savett.
Uncommon $3M antique Passover compendium on display
A cauldron shaped Passover compendium from either Poland or the Ukraine and assessed at around $3 million, is one of several Judaica antiquities currently on display at J. Greenstein & Co.'s Auction House in New York.
Mather Work Incentive posters celebrate the spirit of the American workforce
Long before the catchy inspirational messages and memes of today, Mather & Company served to inspire workers with workplace posters in the 1920s. Now, the Ross Art Group is showcasing those inspiring posters.
The Golden Touch: Warman’s Celebrates 50th Edition
America's longest-running antiques and collectibles reference is marking its golden anniversary, and celebrating its evolution during the previous decades.