The Seasoned Collector: Niles, the last antiques hurrah of summer - San Jose Mercury News
Fri, 20 Aug 2010 23:04:03 GMT+00:00
hurrah of summer San Jose Mercury News To antiques and collectibles fans, the last Sunday of August always means one thing: Niles. It's the region's last big outdoor sale ...

Civil War soldier's desk will stay in the family - The Detroit News
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:09:55 GMT+00:00
The Detroit News Civil War items remain one of the most in-demand collectibles . From Confederate swords to Union uniforms, Americans can't get enough of the War Between the ...

Wherefore Art: Gallery and museum listings for Sept. 2-12 - Green Bay Press Gazette
Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:37:52 GMT+00:00
Green Bay Press Gazette Nautical art, antiques and gifts; hand-crafted model ships by Arnie Wegner; flow blue and crystal, 1860s to the present; antique clocks, vintage jewelry and ...

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Q. sports memerilbia, wide verity of antiques, 1of a kind collectables,knives,sword s,lighter collection's 'zippo collection ,clocks,mirrors,antique ferniture,tools,power tools ,saw collection,sheet music,dicast limited edition dragsters ,funny cars, pictures, paintings, watches. lots more
Asked by Bob Johnson - Thu Jan 24 15:25:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. antique road show
Answered by john doe - Thu Jan 24 15:32:42 2008

If things are so bad you liberals, then why I am thriving on ebay selling antiques and collectibles?
Q. I am not talking about credit card sales here. I only accept cash and its equivalent forms ( i e, money orders / paypal ). People have money, you dorks! Sorry to burst your bubble, but the folks that are buying from me are from all walks of life, not just the rich! You people are so sad. You don't have any real answers, do ya? And for "sargeloda", these are not my family heirlooms. They are items I buy at yard sales and auctions, you ignoramus!
Asked by wrepete1951 - Thu Oct 19 16:30:59 2006 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This might be the stupidest question I've seen all week... Thumbs down!
Answered by thumbsdowndevil - Thu Oct 19 16:32:45 2006

Would anyone buy my collectibles/antiques?
Q. The main problem is that I can't afford appraisals or to get things authenticated right now. Unless there is something cheaper that I don't know about. I have a bag of old signed baseballs that is not authenticated but I looked into what they would be worth and a couple of them could be worth possibly $500-700 but I can't read all the signatures. I have an absurd amount of baseball cards. I got a couple of old fencing swords from World War 1 but they are a bit rusty. I got some Japanese paintings that the guy giving them to me told me the artist was an upcoming artist from Japan and he thought they'd be worth something but he didn't have space for them but I can't figure out the signature. I also have signed photos of 1920's… [cont.]
Asked by Dramatick - Sat Dec 26 17:54:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Besides searching on ebay and craigslist, you should check with a local auction house. They usually have staff that deals with authenticating items and they will help you sell them. Of course, they will take a cut of the sell, but if you are worried about authentication, they should be able to help. Good luck. Sounds like you have some interesting stuff.
Answered by Louie - Wed Dec 30 08:31:32 2009