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                               Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far        by Ken Hall
                                                                All prices include the buyer’s premium
            Rolex Cosmograph Daytona,                   Gold Rush-era jeans,                         Marklin Fidelitas clown train,
            CA$54,870, Miller & Miller                  $114,000, Holabird                           $84,000, Bertoia Auctions

                              A Rolex Cosmograph                         A pair of miner’s work-pants
                              Daytona watch, Ref.                        recovered from the 1857
                              116515, a model first                      sinking of the  S.S. Central
                              introduced in 1963, with                   America, the oldest known
                              18kt Everose gold, sold                    California Gold Rush-era
                              for $54,870 in an online-                  jeans of their kind, possibly
                              only Luxury Watches Sale                   made by or for Levi Strauss,   A rare Marklin “Fidelitas” clown train, 37
                              held November 19th by                      sold for $114,000 at an auc-  inches long with all original paint, sold for
                              Miller & Miller Auctions,                  tion held December 3rd by   $84,000 at an auction held Nov. 17-18 by
                              Ltd., based in New                         Holabird Western Americana   Bertoia Auctions in Vineland, NJ. Also, a
            Hamburg, Ontario, Canada. Also, a Rolex Day-                 Collections in Reno, NV.    Tippco lithographed tin Santa car, 12 inches
            Date “President” watch, Ref. 18038, circa 1988,              Also, the historic brass name   long, rolled away for $60,000; a Santa belsnickle
            with 18kt yellow gold case, made $17,335; and                tag and keys from the ship’s   with reindeer-drawn sleigh on platform pull-toy
            a De Grisogono Grande ladies’ watch, Swiss,   Purser, Edward W. Hull, rang up $102,300;   accompanied by possibly its original wooden
            circa 2001, with gently curved silhouette style,   and the lid to the oldest known Wells    crate realized $50,400; and a Hubley cast-iron
            brought $14,735.                            Fargo treasure shipment box changed hands    Hill Climber motorcycle, olive green with nickel
                                                        for $99,600.                                 wheels, made $48,000.
            Alphonse Mucha poster art,

            $78,000, Poster Auctions Int’l              “Don’t Tread on Me” flag,                    Abercrombie painting,
                                                        $28,566, Hake’s Auctions                     $437,500, Hindman
                                  Poster art by the
                                  French Belle Epoque                             A circa 1864                                  A 1947 paint-
                                  master    Alphonse                              “Don’t Tread on                               ing by Gertrude
                                  Mucha,    Princezna                             Me” Civil War-                                Abercrombie
                                  Hyacinta   (Princess                            era Confederate                               (American,
                                  Hyacinth), 1911, sold                           Gadsden    flag,                              1909-1947),
                                  for $78,000 at Rare                             evoking     Ben                               Untitled,
                                  Posters Auction #88                             Franklin’s 1754                               (Woman with
                                  held November 13th                              political cartoon                             Tethered Horse
                                  by Poster Auctions    of a disjointed snake with the caption “Join Free                       and    Moon),
                                  International in New   or Die,” 18 inches by 25 inches, sold for $28,566   23 inches by 28 inches, sold for $437,500, a
                                  York City. Also, Geo   at a Pop Culture auction held Nov. 15-16    new world auction record for the artist, at a
                                  Ham’s Amilcar (1924)   by Hake’s Auctions in York, PA. Also, hand-   Post-War & Contemporary Auction held
            left the room for $28,800;  Rosa Bonheur’s   colored stat paper sheets for the 1987  Marvel   December 14th by Hindman in Chicago. Also,
            Buffalo Bill / The Last of the Great Scouts    Masterworks #1 hardcover book that reprints the   Subterrachial Bop Boop (1967) by Gladys
            (1905) realized $20,400; Roger Broder’s    1963  Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1, #1, with    Nilsson (American, b.1940) realized $75,000;
            La Plage de Calvi, Corse (1928) went for    artwork by Steve Ditko, commanded $14,437.   and Locus (complete portfolio of 6) (1972-1975)
            $15,600; and Adolfo Hohenstein’s Tosca (1899)                                            by Dorothea Rockburne (Canadian, b. 1932),
            reached $40,800.                            Diamond Planet Robot,                        rose to $46,875.
                                                        $33,210, Milestone Auctions
            Chanel shoulder bag,                                                                     Bo Bartlett painting,
            $4,062, Crescent City                                                   An    original   $352,800, Freeman’s
                                                                                    Yonezawa
                                  A classic double-flap                             (Japanese) 10-                            A   monumental
                                  Chanel shoulder bag                               inch tin wind-                            2015 painting by
                                  in   black  quilted                               up Diamond                                American artist Bo
                                  lambskin calf leather                             Planet Robot                              Bartlett, titled The
                                  with gold hardware                                with    repro                             Promised  Land,
                                  sold for $4,062 at a                              box sold for                              sold for $352,800
                                  Holiday Estates &     $33,210 at a Winter Toy Extravaganza held                             during American
                                  Couture Auction held   December 10th by Milestone Auctions in                               Art Week held
                                  December 2nd by       Willoughby, OH. Also, a Masudaya (Japanese)   Dec. 4-6 by Freeman’s in Philadelphia. Also,
            Crescent City Auction Gallery in New Orleans,   15-inch battery-op Target Robot from the Gang   William Herbert Dunton’s  Grizzly Bear
            LA. Also, an oil painting Portrait of a Lady with   of Five robot series, with its correct dart gun and   followed closely at $302,400; Edward Willis
            Fan by Fernand Toussaint (French/Belgian,   dart, brought $14,400; and a Distler (German)   Redfield’s  Winter Brook earned $151,200;
            1873-1956) went for $2,176; an early 20th    8-inch tin windup Directional Policeman    Robert Spencer’s  Courtyard at Noon achieved
            century Louis Vuitton steamer trunk finished at   car with comical bug-eyed driver and graphics   $63,000; Charles Burchfield’s The Garden Path
            $1,920; and an etching by Charles Marion    hit $14,400.                                 rose to $119,700; and Everett Shinn’s
            Russell (1864-1926) breezed to $1,024.                                                   Philadelphia Docks went for $113,400.

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