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The third session of the auction featured themed sales of 19th century American Victorian furniture, B&O Railroad memorabilia, Americana, and many more categories. Highlights included a 1770 George André cherrywood piano built by a New York cabinetmaker in about 1770. Also sold for $58,200 was a rare B&O Railroad text book, published in 1900, describing the car's electrics. This one offered $24,000 and sold for $71,500.
The fourth session featured costume, stage, photo, and costume jewelry of all sorts. Of note was the jewelry discovered in the Cooper crime scene- convinced to be from a serial killer known as the Philadelphia Crook - a collection which included medallions, earrings, pearls, a brooch, a necklace and a ring. Also sold was a one-of-a-kind 1922 theater chair by Frederick Keppelman, constructed of maple, walnut and cherry veneers. It sold for $33,450.
The fifth session featured rare and esoteric collectibles ranging from applied arts to living and manufactured gems and antiques. Of note was a glass plate signed by Andy Warhol, depicting the famous Pop artist and his companion, supermodel Edie Sedgewick. It sold for $15,225.
The sixth session was Librarianship, with appealing mid century books, binding, and accessories. Highlights included a 1912 inkstand owned by a noted bibliophile, James Wilde, for $4,895, a rare edition of Horace's Odes, first published in 1572, published on mink paper, $79,500, a first edition of "The Day God Died," a novel in four volumes by Willa Cather published by Knopf in 1977, $80,000, and a manuscript of Richard Coe's masterpiece, "The Great Crook," composed by six hands between 1924 and 1926, sold for $18,500. All in all, the largest sale in the history of the firm. d2c66b5586