Ken Hall Press Releases

Featured: Hand-painted polychrome bronze sculpture by Stanley Wanlass; handsome 1929 Franklin Series 11 sedan automobile; 37-inch-long 1955 Lincoln Futura styling concept model

The Sports Cards & Memorabilia, Comic Books, Autographs + Collectibles auction will be held online and live at the Davenport, Washington gallery. The debut sale in Mesquite is coming sometime this fall.

Highlights: 1940s Harbor Petroleum Products porcelain sign with seaplane graphics, $54,120; 1939 Harley-Davidson EL Knucklehead motorcycle, $40,590; 1930s Ford porcelain neon sign, $31,200

Collectors will find an impressive selection of cut glass, art glass, pattern glass, primitives, silver, pottery, lamps, plated amberina, Belleek, Quezal, furniture, and more – over 340 lots.

Other Highlights: Sculpture by Frederic Remington titled The Rattlesnake, $86,100; silver parade saddle by Nolte-Olsen in San Francisco circa 1937, $46,750; 18K Waltham hunting cased pocket watch, $27,060

Highlights: Circa-1906 Bing gauge 4 toy locomotive, $78,000; Old Woman in the Shoe mechanical bank, $36,000; salesman sample of 1922 Autocar rotary dump body truck, $25,200

Items range from Albert Einstein's mathematical notes on the United Field Theory, to Ty Cobb's game-worn cleats from his Philadelphia Athletics days. In all, 430 lots will be offered. The auction is online only. Bid at www.UniversityArchives.com.

Included are autographs, photographs, artifacts and ephemera relating to John F. Kennedy, Jackie and the Kennedy family and associates. The auction is online now, at www.JG.Limited.

Milton Woody began the business in 1945 almost by accident and passed the baton to his son John, whose son Jason came aboard in 1994 and continues to own and operate the company.

Highlights: Eugene Warburg's Parian statue 'Uncle Tiff,' $95,592; "I Am A Man" protest placard from 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike, $58,427; Frederick Douglass broadside from 1872, $25,486