post by Blair Young A black velvet painting is totally new to me (along with all kinds of other things I’m learning about that come through our auction). Yesterday I saw my first one, which we’re selling on Monday, May 2nd.…
post by Blair Young As we prepare for auction tomorrow, Heather asked me to post some reminder signs about the lead toys we will be selling. Quite a few old toys are made of lead or contain lead paint. By…
post by Blair Young The auction is set-up and ready to go…now we need the bidders! It takes many steps to get an auction set and ready for the public - from start to finish a lot has to be…
Post by Blair Young 1.Check out our website Browse 100s of pictures, skim the full listing, see if anything tickles your fancy. 2. Preview in person …
Just a taste of what's coming up at our March 19th Model Trains, Toys & Railroadiana Auction! [youtube height=280 width=500]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMnmQnCZcms&feature=youtu.be[/youtube] They go through a shortened design thinking process, visualizing themselves as users, and thinking about monuments that they…
How many lots per hour are sold at a typical Monday Auction? On average we sell 120 lots per hour. How many times do we say "SOLD" during an average Monday auction? At a typical Monday auction, we say the word "SOLD"…
The Herald Mail stopped by Gateway last Saturday, February 6th. Check out the article "'Bidder Up' at the Sports Cards and Memorabilia Auction in Chambersburg" written by Roxann Miller.
Post by Blair Young As our next auction approaches, people come in to preview items and I unlock the cases for them. It’s a good opportunity for me to preview too. This is only my second auction here and I’m…
CHAMBERSBURG – Nellie Fox baseball cards, Fox autographs and Chambersburg High School football and basketball programs from 1954 will be among the sports treasures offered for sale at a February 6 auction in Chambersburg. Gateway Gallery Auction, 643 Kriner Road,…
When you hear the word “anvil,” what comes to mind? Wile E. Coyote, the victim of slapstick humor in the form of an anvil crashing down on him? Ever wonder how heavy one of those must really be? At our…
