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A Virtual Success Story
When the pandemic threatened their annual convention, the Antique Advertising Association of America embraced the unknown. Their Zoom convention was a hit. Members now prepare for a repeat performance at their Winter Virtual Retreat.
John Lennon Remembered
From The Beatles to a solo career, remembering a man, his music and the collectibles we cling to forty years after his death Dec. 8, 1980.
Once Upon A Time
The children's books collection of bibliophile Justin Schiller illustrates the joy and adventure of his rare finds on the eve of its sale at Heritage Auctions.
Snoopy Fetches $192,000
A 1950 Peanuts comic strip featuring Snoopy, the world's most famous beagle, sets a record price at Heritage Auctions.
The Dark Knight Soars
Detective Comics No. 27, featuring the first appearance of Batman, sells for world record $1.5 million at Heritage Auctions.
Christmas is Coming Early to Pook & Pook
Antique toy auction with acclaimed expert Noel Barrett features Dresden Santas, ornaments, tin toys, trains and other vehicles, and much more.
'The Potato Head of Palencia'
Another botched restoration in Spain leaves sculpture unrecognizable.
Holy Happy Ending, Batman
Crime fails and collector prevails as recovered collection of stolen Batman comic books worth nearly $2 million heads to auction at Heritage.
Fire Protect Your Collectibles
The time to think about fire protection is before it strikes. Steps to take now to help save your collection.
Cabin Fever Antique Show
Lincoln's 40th annual show plans to kick off the New Year with excitement and optimism.
Winter 2021 York Show Cancelled
Ongoing pandemic concerns and an uncertain future play critical role in shutting down winter edition of popular semi-annual show.
Rose Valley Museum Hosting Auction
The online auction features high-quality Arts and Crafts antiques and fine art from the turn of the 20th century.
Hateful Things
David Pilgrim and the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia use objects of intolerance to teach tolerance and promote social justice
Black in White America
Leonard Freed's photographs of Black life in civil-rights era still relevant today.
