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A unique motorcycle created for the 2011 Great Escape 2 – a charity motorcycle ride across Europe to commemorate the 50 RAF officers who met their demise after the so-called ‘Great Escape’ from the German prisoner of war camp Stalag Luft III in March 1944 is to be sold at auction.
The David Ireland Collection auctioned on Tuesday 22nd November was, without doubt, one of the finest quality private owner collections ever to come onto the market.
Carl Barks the Sport of Tycoons (1974), a classic image of Scrooge McDuck taking a dip in his money bin, finished the auction of The Kerby Confer Collection of original Disney art, comics and memorabilia with a world-record-setting $262,900 price realized.
They are some of the most famous words in the history of the NASA Space Program: “Houston, we have a problem.” Now, the Lunar Module Systems Activation Checklist upon which Commander James Lovell made his handwritten calculations to guide his wounded spacecraft and crew home.
One of only three known the 1777 the Aitken New Testament is set to be auctioned at Bloomsbury Auctions on the 29th November.
Julien’s Auctions four day auction event includes items from the world of Rock ‘n Roll, Hollywood, Sports, Royals and political memorabilia.
More than 700 costumes, scripts, awards and memorabilia from the estate of legendary film star John Wayne brought more than $5.38 million during a two-day event hosted by Heritage Auctions.
Frank Frazetta’s masterpiece of science fiction art, Tomorrow Midnight, 1966, brought $83,650 as the top lot in Heritage Auctions’ $1.16+ million Sept. 12 Signature® Jerry Weist Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy Art in Beverly Hills, CA.
Collectables, including paintings, sculptures, clothing and memorabilia that once belonged to Hollywood actor Tony Curtis are to go under the hammer in the US. One of the items is a sailor jacket he wore during a kissing scene with Marilyn Monroe in the1959 movie ‘Some Like It Hot’, while other […]
The October 29 Crocker Farm stoneware and redware auction includes some very important pieces and several significant new discoveries in American ceramics. Lots include an important example of American stoneware to our website, a large folk art sculpture of a log cabin featuring human and animal figures.
