Rare Superman Cover Art, High Grade Comics Sell Big The comic character component of the pop culture marketplace documented by Geppi’s Entertainment Museum continues to report record prices. By J.C. Vaughn Earliest Known Superman Cover Art Sells Artist Fred Guardineer’s original cover for 1939’s Action Comics #15 – the earliest Superman cover art known to […]
Monthly Archives: April 2014
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The Civil War Collector – April 2014 by John Sexton Q: Dear John, I stumbled across your website whilst trying to research two sabres I have recently acquired here in England. I am an antique furniture dealer based in the U.K. and was passed a pair of what I think are Confederate sabres from someone […]
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Buying and Selling – Valuing Old Style Cut Diamonds The Antique Jewelry Marketplace by Edward Lewand (w/guest contributors) Over the last 20 years or so, old style “antique cut” or “old mine” diamond cuts have gained in popularity. Some feel they have a warmer feel to them and others feel they are brighter, but whatever […]
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Historic Sandwich, Massachusetts: The Town that Glass Built by Katharine H. Campbell Sandwich Celebrates! The town of Sandwich, Massachusetts, Cape Cod’s oldest town and the “town that glass built” celebrates its 375th anniversary in 2014. Festivities abound as Sandwich enthusiastically honors both its beginnings and looks to its future. Partnering in these endeavors, the Sandwich […]
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The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles April 2014 issue features “Historic Sandwich, Massachusetts: The Town that Glass Built” by Katharine H. Campbell, and “Buying and Selling – Valuing Old Style Cut Diamonds” by Edward Lewand. To read these great articles, along with favorites like “Gavels N’ Paddles”, “Guess What?“, and more, subscribe to the Journal […]