Ted Williams
Ted Williams
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 FRAMED TED WILLIAMS LEROY NEIMAN SERIGRAPH JSA  US $9,500.00
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 TED WILLIAMS ORIGINAL PAINTING BY ANGELO MARINO US $4,995.00
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 TED WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED LITHO AP CHRISTOPHER PALUSO US $1,000.00
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 Bill Gallo ORIGINAL Painting Signed Auto NY Yankees Boston Red Sox Ted Williams US $999.00
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 VERY RARE Ted Williams Bob Feller Warren Spahn Autographed Baseball US $990.00
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 TED WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED LITHO CHRISTOPHER PALUSO US $900.00
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 TED WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED LITHO BY CHRISTOPHER PALUSO US $750.00
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 Ted Williams The Kid Armand Lamontagne Signed Auto Framed Giclee Portrait US $589.00
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 Mike Schacht Ted Williams Last Home Run Silkscreen Print 1993 US $274.99
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 1946 HANK GREENBERG looks at Ted Williams bat AP wire press photo US $249.99
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 Ted Williams PSA DNA Game Used Bat Photo Framed Shadow Box LE 100 US $245.99
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 1961 Ted Williams fishing big tuna w Capt Dick Lema US $199.99
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 TED WILLIAMS 1925 2009 “JOHN COLTRANE” L E S N 16”X 20” GICLEE CANVAS w COA US $155.00
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 Mike Schacht Ted Williams Swing Silkscreen Print 1995 US $149.99
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 Ted Williams and Joe Dimaggio FRAMED Yankees Red Sox US $129.99
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 28x22 Joe DiMaggio Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams Anon Framed Print US $118.00
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 1954 Ted Williams returns to the Boston Reds type 1 US $109.99
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 SIGNED 1994 Armand LaMontagne Poster Ted Williams Fishing Salmon Titled Home Run US $100.00
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 Curtiss P6E 16x20 Aviation Art by Ted Williams US $89.95
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 Framed F 14 Tomcat Print by Artist Ted Williams New US $79.95
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 Framed Douglas F 15 Eagle Print by Artist Ted Williams US $79.95
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 Framed Douglas F4D Skyray Print by Artist Ted Williams US $79.95
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 Framed Lockheed F 22 Raptor by Artist Ted Williams US $79.95
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 Framed Lockheed P 38 Lightning by Artist Ted Williams US $79.95
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 Framed F 86 Sabre Print by Artist Ted Williams New US $79.95
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 Ted Williams 1946 Poster Framed Celebrities Athletes US $79.95
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Old Toys Gaining In Value All The Time
Depending on your toy collection, you could be sitting on an absolute gold mine. Whist most of us were bashing our toy cars against walls or throwing are action men out of the window, there were a select few who kept their toys neatly in their boxes. You might say that toys are made to be played with, but with news that vintage toys prices are reaching record levels, its hard not to wish you kept a few aside just to look at.
A record increase of 8% in toy prices at auction was seen last year according to toy valuation experts Vectis. Despite the current economic climate, more than $10mil was spent at auction last year and this does not account for private sales. According to Vectis the most expensive items to go under the hammer where Victorian rocking horses, vintage Hornby train sets and a couple of Georgian dolls houses. Most of the toys that were put up for auction last year had either been inherited or found in a dusty corner of someone's attic according to Vecitis' research.
Ted Bowers from the Antique Toys Society has also spoken about the rising price of old toys. He argues that there is a serious lack of hand-crafted quality toys being made these days, and instead companies are opting for cheaper, mass-produced items.This means that the traditional products such as tin and wooden toys are becoming even rarer and thus more valuable. Selling up right now though is not his advice.There is still more movement to come in the toy market he says and unlike other collectables your toy items will only ever become more valuable.So the advice for now is hang on to those cherished rag dolls, Steiff bears and vintage toy car collection because there is more money to be made from them yet. Also, it’s worth checking the attic or the garage as you just might find a gem you didn’t know you had.
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