Category: Auction items

Lot 379 is the Sioux Twist Pipe Stem with Catlinite Bowl, owned by Sitting Bull. It is part of the auction featuring Forrest Fenn’s collection. (Courtesy of Hindman) Forrest Fenn captured the imagination of the world. With his 2010 memoir, ‘The Thrill of the Chase’, he launched a massive scavenger hunt that saw nearly 350,000 people participate in the search for the treasure. The treasure was found shortly before Fenn’s death in 2020. The Santa Fe art and artifacts dealer has spent his life collecting. On June 9, the first…

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BRANSON, Mo. — A public auction to empty warehouses full of items from Celebration City and Silver Dollar City is taking place the first week of June in Branson. The auction is a joint effort between Essick Auction and Three Creeks Auction. The organizers call it a must. “This auction combines many collectibles and memorabilia from Branson and Route 66 history, as well as new items from the Silver Dollar City warehouse, attractions and storage!” According to the page Event website. Sparta woman sings with Carrie Underwood Celebration City and…

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Batman fans will be able to bid on a piece of comic book history. Heritage Auctions has announced that the original cover of the writer/artist’s debut book Frank Millerthe iconic 1986 series Return of the Dark Knight will be up for sale at Heritage Auctions’ Comic Book and Comic Book Signing Auction June 16-19. Miller worked on the cover with Lynn Varley. It features a silhouette of Batman in the sky with a lightning bolt striking behind him. “It was a favorite of mine,” Miller said of the cover. “It…

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Y’s PROM & AID was held at La Fonda in Santa Fe on April 23. Photo by Jocelyn Chapman/YMCA JazzCombo Photo Cutline: Los Alamos Jazz Combo provided live entertainment. Members include Jan McDonald, trumpet; Mike Wagner, trumpet; Jerry Morzinski, trombone; Wendy Keffler, saxophone; Tom Rheam, keyboard; Ralph Mark, percussion; Deniece Korzekwa, bass; and singers Joy Reynolds and Rene LeClaire. Photo by Jocelyn Chapman/YMCA YMCA PRESS RELEASE With great caution due to the ongoing pandemic, The Family YMCA management has decided to host a scaled-down fundraising event in support of financial…

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Above, Martha Stewart and Pam Stone pose for a photo on the first day of her recent tag sale. Below, among the many posters from the Art Deco era that will be featured in the June auction, is ‘Parisia’. The big US tag sale is officially over, but fans of household and style icon Martha Stewart who missed out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience have another chance to own some of her most prized possessions. No ordinary tag sale, the two-day event at her sprawling Katonah…

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HILLSBORO, Kansas. (KSNW) – From classic cars to unique taxidermy samples, approximately 2,500 items will be auctioned off at the Marion County Fairgrounds this Saturday, May 14. It’s all part of cleaning up the city’s museums and warehouses, which city officials say are so full that a number of them have become unsafe. Family of man killed in Mother’s Day crash speak out “Everything you see here is a multiple, in some cases many multiples, of items that we have that are still on display in our museums,” Hillsboro Mayor…

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Morning Update: Voting for Boys’ Volleyball, Storm Damage, and MoreJason DeRusha has the morning update. 20 minutes ago MSHSL to vote to make men’s volleyball an officially sanctioned HS sportToday could be historic in Minnesota high school sports as they consider adding a new sport. Boys’ volleyball is on the program. 54 minutes ago As Wild gears up for Game 5, fans can get their hands on some special itemsThe Minnesota Wild return home Tuesday night in hopes of taking the lead in the Stanley Cup playoff series against the…

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Hello again, Round Rock! Important Update: All of you as readers have made Round Rock Daily such a success that I am honored to announce the next phase of the newsletter. The fix is looking for a local writer and entrepreneur to lead the Round Rock Daily. While I loved getting to know this community, we want to pass the torch to someone truly local to write about Round Rock for the long term. So if you want to earn extra income while making this newsletter a more valuable resource…

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Record auction benefits 15 local children’s charities Special for The Destin Log/USA TODAY NETWORKK | Destiny newspaper MIRAMAR BEACH – The 17th Annual Destin Charity Wine Auction presented by the Jumonville family has raised more than $3.8 million for children in need in Northwest Florida. The record results represent a staggering increase of $1.8 million over the previous year. Held April 22-23, this was the first in-person auction experience produced by the Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation (DCWAF) since 2019 after two years of virtual auctions. Set of events: Destin…

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Residents reminded of grass, tree lines LEWISTOWN — Residents of the Borough of Lewistown are reminded that they are required to keep grass and weeds no higher than 6 inches. Additionally, tree branches and foliage should be trimmed to allow at least seven feet above sidewalks and 13 feet above streets and alleys. Violators could face a citation and fines of $300 per day for each day of non-compliance. To file a complaint or for more information, contact the Code Enforcement Office at (717) 242-1145. Homeschool event scheduled…

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Scheduled for Monday, May 9 at Manteca Park Golf Course, this is the second annual Tee-Off for Travis Memorial Golf Tournament. Named for Escalon High School 2000 graduate Travis Lopez who died in late May 2020, the event benefits the World Changer Scholarship, a fund Travis created specifically for San Jose State University students. Manteca Park Golf Course is located at 305 N. Union Road, Manteca. Registration begins at 11 a.m. and the scramble-format golf tournament itself begins with a tee shot at 12:30 p.m. The tournament ends between 5…

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Friend Inc. Community Services celebrated the return of an in-person auction on Saturday, April 30, raising funds for programs that help Berks County residents in need. At the 32nd annual event, attendees gathered at Beltzner Hall at the Kutztown Fairgrounds for dinner and drinks followed by a live auction of miscellaneous items, bidding on art, jewelry, items household goods, autographed items, gift certificates for local businesses such as hair salons and restaurants, as well as the auction’s famous desserts. “It’s fun! It’s a simple evening of culinary fun and friends.…

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The Lorenzo Bull house | Photo courtesy of Quincy Park District QUINCY — The Friends of the Lorenzo Bull House and the Women’s City Club invite the public to the first fundraiser for the restoration of the 1855 Lorenzo Bull House and its gardens at 1550 Maine. A $50 ticket provides a sit-down meal and support for the current huge wrap-around porch restoration project. A cash bar will open at 5:30 p.m. Attendees will learn about the history of the house and the family that built it. People can also…

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Upcoming Loveland events include a day to celebrate women on Saturday, a concert with Lisa Loeb next Friday, Star Wars Bingo for May 4, plant sales, ballet and ice skating performances. Day to celebrate women A day to celebrate women will be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 1 at Fairgrounds Park, 700 S. Railroad Ave., Loveland. Attendees can meet Loveland sculptor Jane DeDecker, who worked on a women’s suffrage monument, and Anna Laymon, executive director of Women’s Suffrage National Monument, which is seeking to place a suffrage sculpture…

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This year’s Lions Club auction, held on Friday, April 22, raised more money than in several years, raising nearly $23,000 for the summer prom program of Gainesville and other local projects supported by the Gainesville Lions Club. The annual fundraising total, now in its 35th year, was approximately $3,500 more than the $19,500 raised last year. Over the past few years, the auction has raised these amounts: nearly $22,000 in 2020; $21,500 in 2019; over $21,000 in 2018; $20,000 in 2017 and $19,000 in 2016. The event included a chili…

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For the past 31 years, Whitefish has hosted the annual Whitefish Tradition of the Project Whitefish Wine and Food Fest. This year’s event, themed May the 4th be with you, will take place at Grouse Mountain Lodge on Wednesday, May 4 from 6-9 p.m. The annual event raises much needed funds to support children in our community through sports and the performing arts. All proceeds from this benefit are donated to Project Whitefish Kids, the organization that operates the Smith Fields Sports Complex for multiple sports teams, and the Whitefish…

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BINGHAMTON (WBNG) — On Thursday, Mothers & Babies Perinatal Network will be back in person with a southern favorite! The organization will hold its eighth annual “Guys and Gals” fashion gala in person for the first time in two years. Shanon Chesna, executive director of Mothers & Babies Perinatal Network, told 12 News that in addition to enjoying the fashion show, the guest will also have the chance to meet local businesses and vendors and participate in the auction. silent and to draw lots. “For the first hour and a…

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Trans people across the world need our support more than ever right now, with a treadmill of hate – whether within the political establishment or otherwise – both at home and abroad. In the United States, we have a wide range of anti-LGBTQ+ laws pushed by the right; in the UK, watch one Harry Potter the author’s campaign of contempt against the trans population, or the government’s reluctance to ban trans conversion therapy in line with that of sexual minorities. Lily and Lana Wachowskithe esteemed sibling duo behind films and…

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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church invites residents to explore the world through food at its upcoming Heritage Festival on June 4 The inaugural event will feature culturally diverse food stalls, a silent auction, a sit-down bar, bingo, live music, children’s games and more. Some dishes include Italian sausages from the Italian Catholic Federation, barbecue from the Knights of Columbus and Filipino food from Couples for Christ. Silent auction items include a getaway for two to Cayucos, an autographed poster for “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and a…

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SALINAS VALLEY – The Salinas Valley Fair scheduled the fair’s annual kick-off dinner, dance and auction Saturday inside the Orradre Building at the Salinas Valley Fairgrounds in King City. “The theme for our upcoming fair is ‘Back in the Saddle’, so we’re celebrating by jumping right into our annual event that leads the fair each year,” said Lauren Hamilton, Acting CEO of Salinas Valley Fair. The April 23 event begins at 5:30 p.m. with a hostless bar, followed by a King City Young Farmers steak dinner at 7 p.m. From…

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Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. Since the body does not produce insulin, people with the disease must take injections or use an insulin pump, in addition to regularly monitoring their blood sugar. Taylor, the eldest of Robinson’s two daughters, pays tribute to those around her, from her parents to her younger sister, 13-year-old Bailey, to her friends at FRA. According to Taylor, her mother was involved in her day-to-day life, from refilling insulin cartridges when needed to helping manage her blood sugar. She promotes…

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By: Britni Smith, USD Sports Information History links The University of South Dakota Athletic Department and the Howling Pack will host the 2022 Calling All Coyotes – A Red Tie event on Friday, April 22 beginning at 5 p.m. at the Sioux Falls Convention Center. Although reserved tables are sold out, individual tickets are still available by contacting Hillary at [email protected] The organizations are delighted to mark another successful year of sports competitions in front of a record number of 720 guests. Guests can experience the…

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Written by Zoe Sottile, CNN It’s not just a screen print by German artist Josef Albers. This is a serigraph by German artist Josef Albers that once belonged to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. And now fans of the justice, nicknamed RBG and who died in 2020 at the age of 87, can bid on Albers’ screenprint and other unique works of art from his personal collection. The lot includes pieces from Ginsburg’s extensive private collections, including ceramics and drawings by Pablo Picasso, bronze sculptures by Glenna…

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Imagine a world in which every national champion in men’s and women’s basketball – football too – celebrated their swag in ways that brought money to players and allowed them to profit from their achievements. You don’t have to imagine it after all: this world is there. Kansas men’s basketball is poised to set the blueprint for what every national title winner in the three biggest collegiate team sports can and likely will do after every national championship game in the future. As recently reported, the Kansas players will soon…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg liked the cartoon that accompanied an article about her so much that she got a copy from the artist and hung it in her Supreme Court office. This signed and inscribed print by artist Eleanor Davis is among 150 items from Ginsburg’s office and home at Watergate in an online auction to benefit the Washington Opera that will conclude in late April. Also hanging in Ginsburg’s dining room is a terracotta plate by Pablo Picasso, a black mink coat with his name sewn…

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The 54th Annual Mennonite Central Committee Relief Sale had a special purpose this year. The event raises money for ongoing relief efforts to help Ukrainians. The Hutchinson Relief Sale is one of many across North America with donations used by global relief organization MCC to provide water, food and healthcare to people in need. in more than 55 countries. Last year’s MCC sale was held in July instead of the usual April and the sweet German Mennonite dessert, which looks and tastes more like a donut, could not be made…

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Students explore and interact with the outdoors in Hibbing Washington Elementary School’s Forest Outdoor Classroom, made possible in part by a grant from the Community Sustainability Initiative in 2019. Photos submitted . IRON RANGE – Our region is a little greener, a little better read and a little more connected after a group of innovative people put sustainability grants to work in their communities. Each year, the Iron Range Partnership for Sustainability (IRPS) awards $500 grants to individuals interested in making their communities more sustainable and sustainable. Grants are awarded…

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The Holmen Area Rotary Club will hold its Service Auction fundraiser on Friday evening, May 6 at the luxurious Waterfront in the spacious Cargill Room and Patio. The event begins with a social hour at 5 p.m. and includes an appetizer buffet, live auction of unique items and services, raffles and more. Auctioneer Alex Goodman sets a fun and active pace for the evening. In the past, live auction items have included gourmet cakes, airplane flights, sailing excursions, weekend getaways, special dinners, grass cutting, car detailing and more. more besides.…

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EAST ALTON – United Way’s Southwest Illinois Division will host its sixth annual Power of the Purse event at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 28 at Clark Community College’s NO Nelson Campus, 600 Troy Road, Edwardsville. The event includes Bella Milano appetizers, drinks, a silent handbag auction and a live auction with a fashion showcase of designer handbags. Admission is $30 per person with additional sponsorship opportunities available. All proceeds will help local people through the Southwest Illinois Division of United Way of Greater St. Louis. To register or purchase…

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A man’s lifetime collection of hundreds of silver coins was presented at the specialist Charterhouse auction of silver, jewelery and watches in Sherborne on May 5. Richard Bromell of Charterhouse Auctions said: “This is a fabulous collection of silverware accumulated over many years. “He generally scratched his money-collecting itch by buying coins at auctions around the country with many lots coming from Charterhouse.” The owner, who died recently, spent his life working as a policeman. After retiring, rather than locking up the bad guys, he put the money away. In…

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Arizona Game and Fish Holds Auction at 2022 Outdoor Expo The state is auctioning off a variety of wildlife assets, including taxidermy, artwork and animal skulls at the 2022 Outdoor Exposition on April 2-3. FOX 10’s Irene Snyder reports. PHOENIX – Need wood, skins and head supports? The Arizona Department of Game and Fisheries has you covered. The state is auctioning off a variety of wildlife assets including taxidermy, artwork and animal skulls at the 2022 Outdoor Exhibit at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility near I-17 and of the Carefree…

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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT/Gray News) – A man who had lived in Oregon for 25 years decided to cross the country to be closer to his family during the pandemic. Dan Zimmerman landed a job as a medical assistant in Wilmington, put away everything he owned and started looking for a company to help him move in October. Appalled by the initial estimates he received, Zimmerman began selling whatever he could, deciding to keep only sentimental and high-value items he could not part with. At that point, he only had a…

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(Contributed) Online silent auction to raise funds for Ukraine The online silent auction takes place from March 29 to April 6 The Ukrainian Canadian Volunteer Association (UCVA) is holding a silent auction in Kelowna with all proceeds going to the Ukrainian people. The online silent auction runs from March 29 to April 6 at 12 p.m. Items and local experiences are for sale and include a two night stay at Big White Chalet, one night stay at Penticton Lakeshore Resort, professional…

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Organized by the Air Ambulance Agribusiness Group, the inaugural auction took place in April last year and raised a staggering £92,450 for charities. This time around, there are 80 fantastic bundles under the hammer. The farming community is well known for its generous support of charities, as auctioneer Richard Beattie agrees. Register to our daily newsletter Farming Life Today The newsletter mute the noise A pedigree-registered Badgerfaced Texel lamb is just one of the lots to go under the hammer at the Hope Auction “We are simply blown away by…

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STATEN ISLAND, NY — After two long and socially distant years, On Your Mark is gearing up for its spring gala on April 9 at the Hilton Garden Inn, a staple fundraiser for the organization for more than 30 years. In 2021, On Your Mark hosted its first (and hopefully last) virtual Spring Gala, and while it was a great way to keep followers “in the know”, the in-person event is highly anticipated. by many to reconnect with families, friends and community members. More than 500 participants are expected. On…

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Flower Show returns to the Attleboro Museum of Art “The Gift” by Marilyn Saabye of Narragansett, RI is among the works you will see at the Attleboro Arts Museum Flower Show. The Attleboro Arts Museum’s annual flower show, suspended for two years due to the pandemic, returns Thursday-Sunday March 24-27 for its 24th Spring Celebration. Although health and safety measures have remodeled or halted some of the event’s usual attractions, the 2022 show will include living gardens created by local landscapers/florists, a nature presented on both levels of the museum,…

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MHS art students show off some of the gift baskets that will be auctioned off at the second annual art auction on March 31. Works of art created by students as well as several local artists are also offered. Marlow High School art students will be holding their second annual art auction on March 31 from 6-8 p.m. at the MHS Auditorium. The auction preview will take place from 6-6:30 p.m. and the auction will start at 6:30 p.m. During the preview, guests can view the auction items or stroll…

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Meg Rossman Special for Citizen When help can’t wait, the American Red Cross of Western New York is there. In this Red Cross month in particular, we are focused on celebrating those selfless men and women who carry out our mission every day and whose work would not be possible without the generous support of people like you. Whether it’s fires, floods, blood drives, support for military veterans and their families, or vital training services, the more than 2,100 volunteers who make up 90% of our workforce are there. to…

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The Board of Directors of the International Dark Sky Discovery Center (IDSDC) thanks Jackie Miles for her continued support of our project. In fact, she and her late husband and former mayor, Jerry Miles, were among the very first to join the effort that began nearly seven years ago to have Fountain Hills designated as an international dark sky community. . Many know that the Miles have built up an impressive private art collection over the past few decades. Some of these pieces include miniature versions of some of the…

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A rare penny for Ireland’s first coin soared at the Ten Noonan Webb auction on March 3 in London. The 1927 model penny fetched £17,360 (US$23,153) including 24% acquisition costs, against an estimate of £4,000-5,000 (US$5,335-6,668). The design features a design by Roman sculptor Publio Morbiducci, who was among a list of artists from around the world invited to submit designs as part of a competition to dress the 1928 Irish coin series. The list of guest artists included Ivan Mestrovic, Paul Manship and James Earl Fraser (who declined to…

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A collection of Beatles memorabilia belonging to a former roadie and assistant to the band is due to go under the hammer later this month. Items collected by Kevin Harrington during his time with the Fab Four are collectively set to fetch over £10,000 when they go on sale at Omega Auctions in Newton-le-Willows on March 29. Among the lot are a postcard of Sir Ringo Starr, rare John Lennon printed t-shirt designs, photographs and a silver bracelet given to Harrington when he left the band’s Apple Records company. Delighted…

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Status point If your family is like most, you have “junk” in your basement, garage, or attic, such as sports cards, memorabilia, and toys. Before you throw them away during spring cleaning, consider that the prices of sports cards, games, and other ephemera are skyrocketing. How can you determine if your stuff has value, and if so, how can you sell it? A widely accepted rule for sports cards, memorabilia and toys is that older items are worth more. However, these days, even newer items are also selling for high…

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ASHDOWN, Ark. – The Ashdown Community Foundation raised more than $128,000 to go towards a new playground in town at its 10th annual community auction last Saturday. The event was sponsored by Domtar’s Community Advisory Team and the Ashdown Community Foundation. All proceeds will be used for community development and beautification projects in Ashdown town center and the city park. The initial fundraising goal for this auction was $100,000, which was exceeded. The money raised included a $20,000 donation presented by Jean-Claude Allaire, Ashdown Plant Manager, on behalf of Domtar.…

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The grim consequences of seasonal shopping are upon us. An expected flood of Christmas returns and January sale items begin to re-enter retail warehouses around the world as unwanted gifts pack mail vans and customer complaints hit email inboxes. emails. Thought to cost businesses around £7billion a year, returns also weigh heavily on the carbon footprint of retail, with factors such as transport, storage and disposal reducing profits and increasing the delivery mileage as well as the potential number of items reaching the landfill. Reprocessing items is a costly task…

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NASHVILLE, TENN. —A man who shot and killed four people at a Nashville Waffle House in 2018 was convicted of four counts of first-degree murder on Friday. Travis Reinking, 33, did not dispute the details of the shooting, which was caught on surveillance video and seen by many people. But he had pleaded not guilty on account of insanity. Naked except for a green jacket, Reinking opened fire inside the restaurant just after 3:20 a.m. on April 22, 2018, killing Taurean Sanderlin, 29; Joey Perez, 20; Akilah Dasilva, 23; and…

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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KWL) Over the past four and a half years, young Tate Manahl of Cedar Falls has recovered remarkably from life-threatening injuries he sustained in a lawn mower accident. It happened on the evening of August 30, 2017, when Tate, who was only 3 at the time, got caught under the family’s lawnmower and suffered serious injuries that would require more 30 surgeries. Tate spent more than 50 days at Stead Family Children’s Hospital in Iowa City. Since then, the Manahl family has established the Tate’s Army Foundation…

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