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Using Identification Marks: What’s a Kite Mark? Part II (12/19/11)

Two different Kite/Diamond marks were used to identify various patterns that were registered in the United Kingdom, the first set—used … More >>

The Comic Speculator – New Comics Roundup 12/14/2011 (12/14/11)

The Comic Speculator is a blog written by WorthPoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each … More >>

Antiques Auction Forum: Ron Burkey on Hot Militaria Trends (12/12/11)

This week Martin visits with knowledgeable dealer/collector Ron Burkey in Portsmouth, N.H. They discuss militaria trends, what is hot and … More >>

Q & A with Harry Rinker: Coney Island ‘Cyclone’ Ticket Booth, Christmas Seal Collection (12/12/11)

QUESTION: A friend and I recently started to attend storage auctions. We paid $50 for the first locker we bought. … More >>

Collecting Antique Lithographed Toys – The ‘Bliss’ of the Hunt (12/12/11)

The development of a printing method for making chromolithographs radically changed book publication during the middle of the 1800s because … More >>

That’s My Story – Shaky Family Histories no Guarantee of Provenance (12/12/11)

The life story of an antique—where it’s been, who owned it and how it came to be where it is—is … More >>

Using Identification Marks: What’s a Kite Mark? Part I (12/12/11)

There are several ways to place an estimated date of production for factory-made pieces of pottery or porcelain: some involve … More >>

The Comic Speculator – New Comics Roundup 12/07/2011 (12/7/11)

The Comic Speculator is a blog written by WorthPoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each … More >>

Rinker on Collectibles: The First Adopters (12/6/11)

I am reaching the point where I forget more than I remember. Memory theorists cite short-term memory—the ability to retain … More >>

The Auction House Diaries: How a Drunken Auctioneer Set My Career Path (12/6/11)

I guess you could say that our family got in the antiques auction business because of drunkenness. Most people would … More >>