There were a number of items in the stuff auction that either weren't bid on or didn't meet reserve. These are now being offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Click below to open a complete list of the unsold items.
Vintage Stuff Auction 1
Our Fall 2024 auction was not a record auction, it was a STUFF auction!
In this sale we featured advertising pieces, cylinder boxes, phonographs, record dusters, promo items, phono parts & horns, record sleeves, audio equipment, needle tins, dealer signs, artist-related artifacts and yes, even a few 78s & cylinders. Of particular interest were items from the Enrico Caruso Museum in Brooklyn, including hand-drawn caricatures and Caruso's death mask.
To open a brief listing of the lots in this auction, click the button.
Submitting Auction Bids
Customers are welcome to submit bids by post, fax, email or phone. But we greatly encourage you to use the Online Bidsheet. Why is that?
- It reduces mistakes for us, since we don't have to manually enter your bids.
- It reduces mistakes for you, since you see exactly what you're bidding on.
- Each of us receive a backup copy of your bids by email.
Unsold Lots from Past Auctions
Most of the records in our catalogs are sold at auction, but there are always a few hundred that do not receive bids. These leftover records are made available for their Minimum Bid amounts on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Unsold List consists solely of lot numbers and prices. Please download the catalogs below to determine what the lot numbers represent.
VRA 75 Highlights
Out of the thousands of items offered in each catalog, a few stand out in terms of rarity, value, historical significance and/or visual appeal.
This slideshow will give you an idea what was for dinner!
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