Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Sunny, clear skies, and hot
Sunny, clear skies, and hot
Introducing Cordier Auctions & Appraisals
As you know if you'r a frequent reader of my blog, I like to visit the Liveauctioneers website frequently. Liveauctioneers is a website for people around the world who are interested in seeing merchandise up for auction also from around the world. The company hosts live auctions in real time, via the Internet, and people are able to see and bid on items on a secure website.
Last week, I noticed an auction company that was selling old toys. What was different about their auction was that many of the toys were being sold in lots, compromised of anywhere from six to sixteen (6-16) individual toys. The toys were not the rarest or the oldest, but the idea of selling toys in "groups" certainly caught my attention.
The name of the company is Cordier Auctions & Appraisals. Their location is in Harrisburg, Pennsylvannia, USA. I wrote to the company at the end of August, and received a reply from Ellen Miller of Cordier Auctions & Appraisals. Ellen's position at Cordier is that of being the director of "Catalog and Specialty Auctions". She is also a Licensed Auctioneer and a Certified Appraiser, and has a Master's degree in Business from Temple University. She also is a dedicated and hard-working volunteer with the Muscular Sclerosis Society. Wow, Ellen certainly is quite busy!
The name of the company is Cordier Auctions & Appraisals. Their location is in Harrisburg, Pennsylvannia, USA. I wrote to the company at the end of August, and received a reply from Ellen Miller of Cordier Auctions & Appraisals. Ellen's position at Cordier is that of being the director of "Catalog and Specialty Auctions". She is also a Licensed Auctioneer and a Certified Appraiser, and has a Master's degree in Business from Temple University. She also is a dedicated and hard-working volunteer with the Muscular Sclerosis Society. Wow, Ellen certainly is quite busy!
The website of Cordier Auctions & Appraisals has a well-written introduction to the company,
so I decided to present it for you to read.
ABOUT US
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I always like to imagine how toys might have appeared "brand new" when they first came out,and today's introductory post certainly illustrates what these toys would have looked like so long ago. Of course, I appreciate whomever had restored these toys to such a fine level or workmanship. I know, since I also did many restorations, but mine were never as fine as these. Maybe one day, if I I stop writing and want to keep busy, I can go to Santas' village in the North Pole and learn how to repair and recondition old toys to the level that we see here! Thanks for dropping by to visit, and as always, have a great part of the day or night, wherever you may be. Stacey toysearcher@gmail.com |
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