Innovation takes flight at The Henry Ford Museum, the brainchild of American industrialist and Michigan native Henry Ford, who founded Ford Motor Company in 1901. Ford started his museum largely based on the idea of learning by doing.

A miracle of biblical proportions lands a 12-year-old kid the coolest bike ever -- a Huffy Dragster III, decked out in all its muscle-bike splendor.

Ferris State University's museum shines light on the darkness that surrounds race relations in America, using objects of intolerance to teach tolerance and promote social justice.

To celebrate the 90th birthday of everyone's favorite James Bond, Antique Trader looks at the movie posters that illustrate Sean Connery's seven movies as the fictional British Secret Service agent 007.

Legendary fantasy artist's stunning original work "The Princess of Mars" highlights Heritage Auctions Comics & Comic Art event in September. A personal favorite of the artist, the masterpiece was held by Frazetta’s family for five decades.

The iconic Star Wars weapon is one of film's greatest movie props. Acclaimed Star Wars art director James Schoppe explains how it came to be.

Dishfunctional Designs creates one-of-a-kind wearable mementos from discarded fragments of antique china, pottery, glass and textiles.

This historic centennial of the 19th Amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote is an opportunity to commemorate a milestone of democracy. Suffrage memorabilia is also highly collectible and selling at auction.

The galactic journey of Star Wars collecting is complicated. Before you make a hyperspace jump into the unknown, here's a primer. May the Force be with you.