1954-5 (May) Auctioneer Issue (Volume 5, No. 5)
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1954-5 (May) Auctioneer Issue (Volume 5, No. 5)Entry/Object ID
2024.2.72Description
The official publication of the National Auction Association. For decades, The Auctioneer has provided NAA auction professionals with insightful content to help them advance their careers, grow their business, stay connected to the industry and remain competitive in an ever-changing auction marketplace. Articles in The Auctioneer include legal advice, marketing tips, industry and state association news, member profiles and more. *Click on cover to view full issue.Context
In this issue: - (On the cover) The United States flag - Heavy advanced reservations for national convention - Please read carefully: national convention information - New members listing - W.R. Ritchie's auctioneer career - Railroad of the Ozarks - Minnesota to Nebraska - You can help combat communism - You will get more in 54, attend the national convention - Pop Hess: Ring man and auctioneer - Homes with a history, mansions of the old south - John Flemming's treasure filled office - Canada to Nebraska - Who is a colonel? - In memoriam listing - Boosters page - NAA board - Books on antiques - Old masters up for sale at New York City galleries - Tennessee to Nebraska - The ladies auxiliary - The country auction - Licensing for appraising called premature - Old Opaline glass and its value - Disposal of war surplus - More than half a million livestock registered in 1953 - Purebred records listingCollection
NAM ArchivesCategory
Magazine