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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2004
Page
35
A helmet worn by former Miami Dolphin Larry Csonka sold for 5707 dollars and a Lance Armstrong Tour de France helmet fetched 12235 dollars in a recent auction. The sale highlights cycling’s global appeal surpassing football for some audiences.
An autographed Born in the U.S.A. copy sold at auction for 4222 dollars signaling the reverse of rock’s anti patriotism trend as fans and bands adopt red white and blue imagery and themes.
Playing Mantis releases metal flicker rings echoing 1950s and 60s rings. Images of Spider-Man Daredevil Cyclops Wolverine and the Incredible Hulk appear on metal rings whose pictures flicker when moved.
An advertisement points readers to www.collectcom for diverse collectibles information. It emphasizes variety and access to sources without detailing specific items or events.
Gary Bart of California collects daguerreotypes dating 1840 to 1855 focusing on images with dogs. The early photos show 1 to 2 1/2 inch portraits, often fragile and framed under glass. Bart notes the black or black and tan terrier as the era’s most popular dog and urges research and cohesive collecting to protect value.
Experts call the 1849 four-stamp block the most famous French philatelic item. A tête-bêche 1-franc vermilion pair, expected at 700000 to 935000, sold for over 1100000 at a Paris Spink Behr sale. A Puccini Tosca poster by Adolfo Hohenstein fetched 17000 at Swann Galleries.
A reader asks about Xavier Roberts Georgia originals with adoption certificates. Expert answers that 1980s Cabbage Patch dolls remain common. individual pieces are unlikely to be worth more than about 20 dollars, even with certificates. a photo and detailed description are advised for appraisal requests.
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