Q & A with Harry Rinker: Arcade Cast Iron Farm Toy, Uncle Sam & Hitler Button (5/24/13)
QUESTION: I own an cast iron, Arcade blue corn planter toy. I acquired it as part of a boxed lot … More >>

Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Repurposing with Cari Cucksey (5/24/13)
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis speaks with Cari Cucksey of HGTV’s “Cash & … More >>

What’s In a Number? It’s All About the History (5/24/13)
By Gerald Tebben In U.S. coin collecting, the number 15—in the words of the late Rodney Dangerfield—can’t get no respect. It started … More >>

How Geese, Gods and Gauls Gave Money Its Name (5/23/13)
By Gerald Tebben The first money had no substance, but it changed the course of history. It was born of carnage, but … More >>

Walking the Dog leads to an Epiphany: Antiques can be a Form of Time Travel (5/23/13)
I was walking my dog the other morning on the property of the 1790 House, which is a fine colonial … More >>

Steve Santini: A Collector of Things from the Dark Side (5/23/13)
Steve Santini. Does the name ring a bell? From the moment I first saw him on TV, I had me a … More >>

Indianapolis 500 Push Collectibles into High Gear (5/23/13)
The Indianapolis 500, often referred to, as the Indy 500, is an annual race held on Memorial Day weekend at … More >>

Three Affordable Mid-century Modern Lounge Chairs and Three You Probably Can’t Afford (5/23/13)
OK, do you want the affordable (er, somewhat affordable) lounge chairs first or the astronomical designs with jaw-dropping prices? We’ll do … More >>

The Comic Speculator – New Comics Roundup 05/22/2013 (5/22/13)
The Comic Speculator is a blog written by Worthpoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each … More >>

Q & A with Harry Rinker: Thorens Music Box, H. L. Leonard Bamboo Fly Rod (5/20/13)
QUESTION: I have a Thorens music box and a dozen 4 ½-inch metal disc records, one of which is “A … More >>