In recognition of the 70th anniversary of D-Day, when 21,000 “Screaming Eagles” paratroopers landed behind enemy lines in June of 1944, Zippo has unveiled a limited-edition commemorative set. Read More +
A large 19th century painting of a young girl prompted Diana Bailey Harris to trace the story of the young girl, a relative of Harris’, and the search revealed countless family stories. Read More +
The traveling version of the National Postal Museum’s “Mail Call” exhibition which explores the history of America’s military postal system and examines the impact it has on troops overseas, is at the first stop (Grapevine, Texas) of its 15-city tour. Read More +
If you own any piece of artwork that means something to you, you know how challenging, potentially costly and possibly frightening it is to tackle the task of packing, shipping or even storing your art. The team at Art-Guard offers … Read More +
Invaluable, which used to be Artfact.com, saw an impressive 102% increase in sales in 2013, thanks to strong shows of historical document, fine art and Hollywood memorabilia to end the year. Read More +
The Pawn Stars team is looking for the next awesome thing to come into their shop, and you may have it. The show is holding a casting call of sorts, for the chance to be part of the show and possibly sell your item. Read More +
The Michener Museum in Bucks County, Pa. recently added a new name to its prestigious list of accomplished artists. Joseph Porcelli, noted glass artist, painter and columnist with Antique Trader, joined a list of 398 artists of the past and present. Read More +
When was the last time you took a good look at your family vacuum? You may never have, but the next time you do consider the history of this modern marvel of cleaning. Until then, enjoy this exploration of some of the most sought-after models of vintage vacuums. Read More +
You’ve heard the stories of 200 year-old bottles of whiskey opened for special occasions and valued for their taste and allure, but there is far more to the value of vintage liquors than just the taste; as one Dutch-based firm is demonstrating through its appraisal of old liquors. Read More +
If auction activity at the first two national coin shows of 2014 (combined total sales of $105 million reported by Heritage Auctions) are any indicator of things to come for the coin market this year, it’s going to be an exciting year indeed. Read More +