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Unloved Antiques: National Geographic Magazines (7/11/11)

The next item in this series of unloved antiques is Post-World War Two National Geographic magazines. National Geographic is an … More >>

Collecting Arthur Conan Doyle: The Original Sherlock Holmes Stories (5/31/10)

A Study in Scarlet” appeared in the magazine Beeton’s Christmas Annual in 1887, introducing the iconic characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.

Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle, born in Scotland in 1859, attended medical school and set up a medical practice in Portsmouth, … More >>

Auction Report: Julien’s Grammy Benefit (1/31/09)

Julien’s Auctions gets cranked up on Feb. 6 with its charity auction in conjunction with the 51st Grammy Awards at … More >>

Auction Report: Dallas Auction Gallery (1/11/09)

Located in the most dynamic market in the Southwest, Dallas Auction Gallery holds regular auctions in a professional-viewing gallery and … More >>

Crazy Prices for Obama Victory Papers (11/11/08)

November 5 was a very special day for the United States of America. When Barack Obama was declared the next president of the United States, hot collectibles were the next morning’s newspaper. Across the country, the demand for the Nov. 5 edition of the newspaper, any newspaper, was astronomical. More >>

Collectible right? “Kennedy Shot” Nov 22 1963 San Diego Union Tribune Cover Page (6/29/08)

I have got a hand-me down newspaper cover and wanted to see, for curiosity reasons, if it is worth anything, if I should preserve it (I’d like to) and how, and if I should insure it. Cover page (title page only/ and back of) San Diego Union Tribune Nov 22 1963 Kennedy Assasinated-Extra. More >>

1885,1886 newspapers (5/1/08)
Does anyone know how much 1 newspapers dated Jan 23, 1896, and 2 dated Dec 7, 1895 are worth? More >>

Political Cartoons of Clifford Berryman (2/4/08)

Berryman cartoon, another lame duck session ends, 1915

Sometimes you’re remembered for only one thing even though you’ve done so much more. We know Clifford Berryman as having created a bear named for President Theodore Roosevelt. Yep, the teddy bear. More >>

Making Paper from Paper (1/21/08)

Magazines can be one of those collections that just happened – you weren’t planning on collecting but you just couldn’t get rid of those great issues. There were articles you still planned to read or great writing you might need to reference in the future – recipes, an editorial, beautiful pictures. Next thing you know, you’ve become a collector! More >>