Fire Marks: Discovering fact among myth
In a recent article Robert M. Shea, CPU, representative of the Fire Mark Circle of America, explains the purpose of fire marks and dispels the myriad of myths.
Collaboration, ‘ghost signs’ fueling interest in Redkey
As special contributor Paul Lefkovitz, member of the Antique Advertising Association of America, explains in this special on Eye on Entrepreneurs column, often times advertising of the past draws interest today.
Barnebys acquires Collectors Weekly
Auction aggregate Barnebys wrapped 2017 with not one, but two acquisitions. After acquiring Simple Auction Site in early December, Barnebys announces acquisition of CollectorsWeekly.com.
Son bestows priceless gift to ‘mother bear’
A soapstone sculpture featuring a mother and baby bear carries remarkable sentiments of one mother and son's shared appreciation for antiquing and love for one another. Read the story of her Nostalgic Treasure.
Maryland couple finds rare baseball cards in attic
From time to time, valuable examples of being watchful when cleaning out undisturbed spaces, come to light. This is one of those stories.
Focusing on View-Master history and value
Collaboration is a popular word in the society today, but before it was a trendy term, the company behind View-Master relied on partnerships to promote its exciting view device.
Bobblehead HOF, museum unveils World Series Champion bobbleheads
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame is extending the excitement and celebration of the recent World Series with the unveiling of 12 bobbleheads of past World Series champs.
Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery to honor five visionaries
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery will honor five innovative Americans during its second American Portrait Gala, Nov. 19.
Unique Connections: Art, Antiques & Nachos
Piedras Negras, Mexico is reportedly the place where nachos originated, but that's not all. Unique connections exist between art, antiquities and nachos.