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Auto Talk: World’s oldest running car fetches $4.6 million at auction
The world’s oldest running car, an 1884 De Dion Bouton Et Trapardoux Dos-A-Dos Steam Runabout, made history Friday, fetching $4.62 million at RM Auctions’ Hershey, Pennsylvania event. Before a packed house, the 127-year-old ride quickly eclipsed its $500,000 starting bid. Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
(Photo) MLB: Marilyn Monroe’s Wedding Ring From Yankees Legend Joe DiMaggio To Be Auctioned
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Marilyn Monroe’s diamond-encrusted wedding band from Yankees legend Joe DiMaggio is set to go up for auction, Profiles in History’s auctions announced Wednesday. Check the ring after the jump…
Dorothy’s Ruby Red Slippers Expected To Be Auctioned Off For $2 Million
One of four pairs of ruby red slippers from The Wizard Of Oz are set to hit the auction block. The iconic shoes are said to be the most famous movie prop ever. One pair will remain in the Smithsonian museum and other pair will remain at the Judy Garland museum. The current owner of the shoes is expecting to make $2 million by auction them especially since a test shoe was sold for $612,00 in May. Read more and find out where the other pair of slippers are after the jump. @Julie1205
Mussolini’s Clothes Up For Auction
A suitcase full of clothing belonging Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, Claretta Petacci, are set to be auctioned off and expected to bring in thousands of dollars! The suitcase dates back to World War II when an Army corporal found the suitcase and sent it to his own home to keep. The clothes are now over 65 years old and were taken when the dictator and mistress were captured before their execution in April 1945. Read more after the jump. @Julie1205
MLB: Auction To Feature Some Of Ted Williams’ Most Notable Awards
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl The plaque that Ted Williams won as the American League MVP in 1949 will soon be up for sale. Several items belonging to the late Hall of Famer are set for auction next spring. Among them are his 1946 AL championship ring, a bat he used in an All-Star game and a baseball that Babe Ruth signed to Williams.
