McDonald Pioneer Blade & Tomahawk Earn ‘Knife of the Year’ Honors (10/30/12)
The image of our earliest “American sportsman” is unmistakable: Clad in buckskin, Kentucky rifle in the crook of his arm, … More >>

The Yentzen Double-Reed Duck Call is ‘the Call that Started it All’ (10/23/12)
The year is 2011. The phone rings in an old building in Groves, Texas, where a legendary business is nearly … More >>

Rebuilding a 1903 Jeffery Farquharson Rifle from a Cigar Box full of Parts (10/12/12)
It was September of 2005 when Sid Johnson went to the Selous reserve in Tanzania for Cape buffalo and other … More >>

From Commodity to Collectible: Autographed Mini Football Helmets (10/5/12)
Often times the most enjoyable collectible is the one you create yourself. Not in the sense of fabricating one but … More >>

Rare Royalty: Collecting Major League Baseball’s Triple Crown Winners (10/1/12)
Baseball’s Triple Crown is perhaps the loftiest and rarest of achievements: leading the league in batting average, home runs and … More >>

Sports Greats in Miniature: A Guide to McFarlane SportsPicks Figures (9/24/12)
In the wake of the demise of the once-coveted STARTING LINEUP sports figures produced by Kenner, a new player entered … More >>

Sports Tickets—An Under-Appreciated Collectibles Category (9/17/12)
There is not a more genuine or tangible connection between a fan and their team than a game ticket. A … More >>

Investing in Football Cards: The NFL Rookie Class of 2012 (9/4/12)
This week kicks off the 2012 National Football League season, as helmeted warriors return to the gridiron for another year … More >>

Value for Lance Armstrong Collectibles May Cycle Up, Despite Doping Allegations (8/27/12)
It cannot be denied, regardless of recent doping allegations, that Lance Armstrong is one of the most accomplished individual athletes … More >>

Going for the Gold: Collecting Olympic Prize and Participant Medals (7/30/12)
Much fuss is rightly made over the extraordinary accomplishments of Olympic athletes. The long, sometimes monotonous years of daily training—usually … More >>