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Wesco Model 212 gas pump,                   Huanghuali chairs,                           Popeye and Olive Oyl tank,

            $38,400, Morphy Auctions                    $948,000, Freeman’s                          $105,000, Milestone Auctions
                          A West Coast Equipment                          A   pair   of   Chinese                               A     Linemar
                          Company Model #212 gas                          huanghuali armchairs from                            (Japan) battery-
                          pump made by Wesco and                          the late Ming to Qing                                operated Popeye
                          professionally  restored  in                    dynasty, sold for $948,000                           and Olive Oyl
                          Hancock Gasoline livery sold                    at an Asian Arts auction                             Tank, 11 inches
                          for $38,400 at an Automobilia,                  held  April   13th   by    long, with a rare original box, sold for $105,000
                          Petroliana & Railroadiana                       Freeman’s in Philadelphia.   at an Antique Toy Spectacular held April 9th by
                          auction held March 29-30 by                     Also, two finely painted   Milestone Auctions in Willoughby, OH. Also, a
                          Morphy Auctions in Denver,    Chinese blue and white porcelain panels went   Linemar battery-operated Popeye and Row
                          PA. Also, a Buick Authorized   for $403,200; a rare and unusual Chinese Qing   Boat, 10 1/2 inches long, with original box,
                          Valve in Head neon porcelain   dynasty Famille-rose-decorated “Butterflies and   earned $13,200; a Chein tin wind-up Popeye
                          sign in complete, original    Blossoms” vase with the four-character       Overhead Puncher with original box rang up
                          condition realized $27,600;   Yongzheng mark achieved $189,000; and a      $11,400; and a Chein tin wind-up Popeye
                          and a rare Edsel Automobiles   Chinese Qing dynasty creamy-white jade      Heavy Hitter with original box rose to $11,400.
            double-sided porcelain neon dealership sign   carving of a bear rang up $107,100.
            finished at $24,000.                                                                     Patek Philippe Nautilus,
                                                        Handwritten Beethoven letter,
            Bill Traylor painting,                      $251,240, RR Auction                         $68,750, Hindman
            $175,000, Christie’s                                                                                    A Patek Philippe Ref. 3800
                                                                             A four-page letter                     yellow gold Nautilus watch
                            An untitled  (Man and                            handwritten by Ludwig                  with white dial sold for
                            Woman) painting by Bill                          van Beethoven, penned                  $68,750 at a Watches
                            Traylor, circa 1939-1942,                        in German and dated                    Auction held April 13th by
                            sold for $175,000 at an                          Sept. 24, 1815, to his                 Hindman in Chicago. Also,
                            Outsider Art sale held      librettist, the court poet Friedrich Treitschke,            a Patek Philippe Ref. 2526
                            February 3rd by Christie’s   sold for $251,240 in an online auction held                yellow gold Calatrava wrist-
                            in New York City. Also,     April 13th by RR Auction in Boston. Also, a                 watch went for $53,125; a
                            Augustin Lesage’s untitled   notice of insurance claim for Lee Harvey                   Rolex Ref. 1655 stainless steel
            work from 1933 rose to $156,250; Karol      Oswald, a proof of death certificate obligating   Explorer II Steve McQueen watch (sometimes
            Kozlowski’s  The Edison Company in Astoria   the insurance company to pay Oswald’s mother   referred to as Freccione, the Italian word
            (1951) achieved $56,250; Justin McCarthy’s   $863 for her son’s death, brought $79,436; and   “freccia,” for the watch’s arrow-shaped hand)
            Underwater with Fish and Coral earned       a Marilyn Monroe-signed photograph, taken in   brought $22,500; and a Rolex Ref. 5512 stain-
            $23,750, and an untitled painting from 1958 by   1953, earned $28,895.                   less steel Submariner watch rose to $20,000.
            Eugene Von Bruenchenheim garnered $47,500.
                                                        Keith Haring drawing,                        Saturn V module,
            Lincoln’s pocket knife,                     $15,360, Nye & Company                       $71,335, RR Auction
            $519,000, Heritage Auctions
                                                                       A chalk drawing by Keith                        A Saturn V Launch
                                     A custom pocket                   Haring (American, 1958-                         Vehicle Digital Computer
                                     knife in its origi-               1990), titled Mother & Child,                   Memory Module sold for
                                     nal presentation                  sold for $15,360 at an Estate                   $71,335 in an online-only
                                     box, gifted to                    Treasures Auction held April                    Space Exploration Auction
                                     Abraham Lincoln                   13th by Nye & Company                           held March 10-April 21 by
            on June 16, 1864, by Alfred B. Justice for                 Auctioneers in Bloomfield, NJ.                  RR Auction in Boston.
            attending the Great Central Sanitary Fair in               Also, a set of twelve carved                    Also, Gus Grissom’s proto-
            Philadelphia, sold for $519,000 at a Lincoln and           walnut side chairs, possibly   type pressure suit from Project Gemini went for
            His Times Auction held Feb. 12-13 by Heritage   German, from the mid-18th century, realized   $64,850; Dave Scott’s Apollo 15-flown CSM
            Auctions in Dallas, TX. Also, the key to Box   $41,600; a Louis Vuitton steamer trunk    update checklist achieved $58,885; Alan
            No. 7 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C.,   changed hands for $15,360; and an oil on   Shepard’s Project Mercury spacesuit glove
            where Lincoln was assassinated in 1865, earned   canvas painting of a leopard by William Skilling   changed hands for $43,923; and Jack Swigert’s
            $495,000; and a bust of Lincoln by Chicago   (b. 1940) clawed its way to a final selling price   Apollo 13-flown flag hammered for $52,878.
            artist Leonard Volk gaveled for $399,000.     of $14,080.
                                                                                                     Hughie Lee-Smith oil,
            Art Deco desk clock,                        Tom Brady rookie card,                       $365,000, Swann Galleries
            $359,100, Doyle                             $4,800, Cordier Auctions
                                                                                                                             An oil on canvas
                                A circa 1925 Art Deco                  A 2000 Bowman Chrome                                  painting by Hughie
                                desk clock by Cartier                  Tom Brady rookie card #236,                           Lee-Smith titled
                                sold for $359,100 at                   graded PSA 9, sold for $4,800                         Aftermath   (circa
                                an Important Jewelry                   in sports card and comic book                         1960) sold for
                                auction held April 12th                auctions held April 3rd and                           $365,000, a new
                                by Doyle in New York                   10th by Cordier Auctions in                           record  for   the
                                City. Also, a natural                  Harrisburg, PA. Also, a copy of   artist, at an African American Art auction held
                                pearl necklace with plat-              Detective Comics #225, the first   March 31st by Swann Galleries in New York
            inum and fancy intense blue diamond clasp                  issue of  Martian Manhunter   City. Also, a dry pigment work by Ed Clark
            found a new owner for $226,800; a jade bead   (1955) hit $4,080; a copy of Detective Comics   titled  Spatial Image III (1982) commanded
            necklace with gold clasp earned $201,600; a   #233, the first issue of  Batwoman (1956)   $341,000; an untitled  (Atmospheric Effects
            platinum and diamond ring slipped on a new   brought $3,120; a 1955 Topps Roberto        Series) acrylic on paper by Alma Thomas
            finger for $195,300; and antique gold, sapphire,   Clemente rookie card #164 made $3,360; and   from 1971 made $209,000; and an untitled oil
            and diamond horseshoe brooch changed hands   a 1980 Topps Baseball unopened wax box      painting by Beauford Delaney (circa 1958-59)
            for $138,600.                               realized $2,250.                             hit $137,000.

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