10.) SOLD… $6,211 Life-Sized Laurel & Hardy
This MGM die-cut movie poster standee from the 1930s received 20 bids before receiving its final bid on February 19th, 2010
9.) SOLD… $6,700 Old Postage Stamp
This 1869 30 Cent Postage Stamp received 35 bids before receiving its final bid on February 28, 2010
8.) SOLD… $6,767 Mickey Mouse Toy
This Tin Distler Mickey Mouse Hurdy Gurdy received 24 bids before receiving its final bid on March 1, 2010
7.) SOLD… $7,388 Manchu Court Robe
This 19th Century Manchu Court Robe decorated with Gold Dragons received 21 bids before receiving its final bid on February 19, 2010
6.) SOLD… $8,000 Vintage Beer Can
This Vintage Clipper Pale Beer can received 18 bids before receiving a final bid on February 10, 2010
5.) SOLD… $12,650 Sterling Flatware Set
This Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flatware set (163pc, Acorn design) received 78 bids before receiving its final bid on February 7, 2010
4.) SOLD… $15,202 Antique Astronomy Book
This 1617 Astronomy Book received 77 bids before receiving its final bid on February 3, 2010
3.) SOLD… $19,000 Folk Art Sand Bottles
This mated pair of Andrew Clemens Sand Bottles dated 1886 received 5 bids before receiving their final bid on February 16, 2010
2.) SOLD… $20,850 Old One Dollar Coin
This 1867 (U.S.) Dollar Coin received 17 bids before receiving its final bid on February 28, 2010
1.) SOLD… $50,350 Antique U.S. Map
This Antique United Map of States (dated 1804) by Abraham Bradley received 34 bids before receiving its final bid on February 15, 2010
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This 1617 Astronomy Book, received 77 bids, before receiving its final bid on February 3, 2010
Published on March 11, 2010
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