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Two deadly guns once owned by notorious
gangsters Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
have been sold for a staggering $210,000
after going under the hammer at auction.
A .45 calibre Thompson sub-machine gun,
which is also known as a Tommy gun, sold for
$130,000 while the 12-gauge Winchester
fetched $80,000 - much higher than pre-
dicted.
Theweapons,whichdate back to 1897,were
bought by the same online bidder at an auc-
tion in Kansas City, Missouri on Saturday.
While the auction house had not put an es-
timated value on the weapons, online bids
before the event reached $35,000 for the
Tommy gun. Three weeks ago, a Missouri
Bonnie and Clyde's deadly gunsfetch $210,000 at auction
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gun dealer who once sold a pistol owned
by 19th-century outlaw Frank James pre-
dicted the Tommy gun would sell for at
least $25,000, Reuters reported.
The weapons were seized by police after a
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January 27, 2012www.AmericasAuctionReport.comElles KitchenSmokey
Jalapeno Cheese Dip
BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
Gulf Coast Guacamole Dip
Ingredients:3 cups shredded Cheddar cheese1 cup mayonnaise1/4
cup canned diced jalapeno pep-
pers, drained (reserve juice)1/4 teaspoon liquid smoke
flavoring
1 teaspoon garlic powder1/4 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
DirectionsPlace the Cheddar cheese into a bowl.In a separate
bowl, combine the may-
onnaise with the jalapeno peppers, 2 ta-blespoons of the liquid
from the dicedjalapenos, smoke flavoring, garlic pow-der, and
cayenne pepper. Mix until thor
oughly blended. Stir into the Cheddarcheese, turn into a serving
dish, andserve.
Ingredients
* 2 (4 pound) whole chickens, cut up* 1 1/2 cups ketchup* 3/4
cup prepared mustard* 5 tablespoons brown sugar
* 5 tablespoons minced garlic* 5 tablespoons honey* 1/4 cup
steak sauce* 4 tablespoons lemon juice* 3 tablespoons liquid smoke
flavoring
salt and pepper to taste
* 12 hamburger buns* 3 cups prepared coleslaw (optional)
Directions
Place chicken in a large pot with enoughwater to cover. Bring to
a boil, and cookuntil chicken comes off the bone easily,about 3
hours. Make sauce while thechicken cooks.In a saucepan over medium
heat, mixtogether the ketchup, mustard, brownsugar, garlic, honey,
steak sauce, lemon
juice, and liquid smoke. Season with saltand pepper. Bring to a
gentle boil, andsimmer for about 10 minutes. Set asideto allow
flavors to mingle.When the chicken is done, remove all
meat from the bones, and chop or shredinto small pieces. Place
in a pan with thesauce, and cook for about 15 minutes tolet the
flavor of the sauce soak into thechicken. Spoon barbequed chicken
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SUPERBOWL TREATS!
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1 (4 ounce) can chopped black olives1 (8 ounce) carton sour
cream1/2 cup cooked small shrimp,
chopped
1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt (such asMorton Nature's Seasons
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DirectionsWhisk together the avocado, picantesauce, olives, sour
cream, and shrimp.Season to taste with seasoned salt.Refrigerate
for 2 hours; stir to mix wellbefore serving.
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JFK Hearse: Cadillac That Carried Kennedy's Body after
Assassination Auctioned
The Miller-Meteor Cadillac hearse that carriedformer U.S.
President John F. Kennedy's cas-ket after he was assassinated in
1963 was auc-tioned at a Scottsdale, Arizona auction thisweekend
for $160,000.
Stephen Tebo, a real estate developer fromColorado, bought the
hearse that carried theformer President, along with his wife
Jacque-line Kennedy, from a Dallas hospital to the air-port.
Tebo, who purchased the car from the auctioncompany
Barrett-Jackson, will keep the vehicleas part of his extensive rare
vehicle collection,featuring over 400 automobiles including a
cus-tom Rolls-Royce limousine once owned byJohn Lennon.
"A Cadillac hearse like this would ordinarily beworth about
$40,000 if not for its connection tothe Kennedy assassination,"
said McKeel
Hagerty, President of the collector car insur-ance company,
Hagerty Insurance.
According to Daily Mail reports, it was a DonMcElroy, from the
O'Neal Funeral Home in Dal-
las, who received a call from the Secret Serviceto ready a
casket and hearse and bring it to thePark Memorial Hospital in the
city.
McElroy reportedly helped move the Presi-dent's body into the
car and pushed down therear seat in order to allow Jacqueline
Kennedyto sit close to her husband. Secret Serviceagents then drove
the hearse to the airport andleft it there after they boarded the
plane toWashington.
The funeral home kept the hearse till the late1960s, when it was
sold to a collector who,decades later, sold it to it a second owner
whothen put it up for auction at the Barrett-Jacksonevent.
International Business Times
The Miller-Meteor Cadillac hearse that carried former U.S.
President John F.Kennedy's casket after he was assassinated in 1963
was auctioned at aScottsdale, Arizona auction this weekend for
$160,000.
First drawing of Bell''s telephone systemgoes up for
auctionLondon, An eight-page letter pennedin 1878 by Scottish-born
inventor
Alexander Graham Bell, containing arare picture of his first
telephone sys-tem, is up for auction.
The missive, beingsold by New Hamp-shire-based RR Auc-tion, was
written byBell to his father in1878 after a "light-ning accident"
threat-ened the integrity ofhis fledging inven-
tion, the ''Daily Mail''reported.
The letter is high-lighted by a one-of-a-kind sketch of
twoconnected tele-phones, with in-depthinstructions to hisfamily on
a neces-sary safety precau-tion -- one that could possibly save
their
lives.
Bell writes in the letter, postmarkedfrom Washington DC, on
December 30,to his parents that he is "quite troubledby your
account of the lightning acci-dent at Tutelo Heights.
The accident shows that the earth ter-minals of your telephone
line are de-
fective for the current found a shorterpath to the ground
through two of yourpoles than by theproper path". And hegoes on to
draw a re-markable diagram --two telephones --showing the
correctmechanical assem-blage to ensure properfunction and,
aboveall, safety. Bell contin-ues: "As I do not know
your connections Ishall merely statewhat connections Ishould
advise in orderto prevent a repetitionof the accident --which might
havebeen more serioushad the poles notbeen struck and thusafforded
a partial pas-
sage to the earth."
Bell was a pioneer in the field oftelecommunications and
inventor of the"electrical speech machine". He in-vented the
telephone in 1876 with thehelp of his assistant Thomas A
Watson.
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Patek Philippe Chronograph Wristwatch Sets Auction Recordat
Bonhams
Bonhams achieved a sale total of$1.58 million, which include a
worldrecord that was surpassed andachieved by a stunning Patek
Philippe
chronograph wristwatch.
Taking the top honors of the sale wasthe world record-breaking
PatekPhilippe chronograph. The top lot ofthe sale, claiming
$338,500 against apre-sale estimate of $280,000-350,000, was a fine
and very rare plat-inum cushion-form perpetual calendarchronograph
wristwatch.
The second top lot of the sale was aPatek Philippe very rare and
fine 18Krose gold chronograph wristwatchref:5070R, retailed by
Tiffany & Co.,
claiming $104,500, against a pre-saleestimate of
$90,000-100,000.
Elsewhere is the sale five of the toplots came from an
impressive Privateand Distinguished Collection of 25highly sought
after watches. From thisparticular collection the top lots includea
Vacheron Constantin fine 18K rosegold tourbillon wristwatch,
selling for
$80,500 (pre-sale est. $70,000-80,000); a Breguet 18K gold
tourbillonwristwatch, selling for $74,500 (pre-sale est.
$60,000-80,000); a Patek
Philippe 18K rose gold chronographref:5070R, selling for $68,500
(pre-saleest. $60,000-70,000); a Patek Philippefine automatic
center seconds wrist-watch ref:5056P, selling for $35,000(pre-sale
est. $28,000-32,000); and aUlysse Nardin fine gold
automaticwristwatch with a planispheric astro-labe, selling for
$27,500 (pre-sale est.$20,000-25,000).
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. . .Weaponsdaring raid on the duo in April 1933went wrong and
two officers were killedin a hail of bullets.
During their getaway, the outlaws,leftbehind the two guns in
Joplin, Missouri.
A policeman involved in the raid recov-ered both guns - and a
camera whichcontained a series of black and whitesnaps. They
believe these grainy, agedimages are proof that the guns once
lay in the deadly hands of therogue duo.
An unnamed officer handedthe weapons to a police col-league, and
they have re-
mained with the family eversince.
But the law enforcement offi-cer's great-grandson MarkLairmore
decided to sell thelot to share their unique his-tory with the
world.
Mark, from Springfield, Mis-souri, USA, said earlier thismonth:
'They were a gift from
one policeman to another.
There is no doubt in mymind whatsoever that theseguns belonged
to Bonnieand Clyde.
'They bragged to the offi-cer about having stolentheir Tommy gun
inOhio, and the serialnumber on my gun isthe same as one thatwas
once listed as
'It was documented in the local paper -that to me is huge and a
massive sliceof history is held in these guns.' He de-cided to sell
the guns after the death ofhis father, who passed them down tohim.
Mark added: 'They have been inthe Springfield Police Museum
since1973.'I feel it's time for someone withan appreciation of
antique guns andthe history behind them owns them andcares for
them.'
Robert Mayo, who auctioned theweapons at Mayo Auction and
Realty,in Kansas City, said: 'These guns arehighly collectible and
would draw at-tention in any sale by their own historyand
merit.'
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'Soitenly!' Stooges poster has $59,750payday at Heritage
DALLAS Comedy was definitely kingin Heritage AuctionsVintage
MoviePosters Signature Auction, as a one
sheet movie poster for The ThreeStooges in Three Lit-tle Beers
(Columbia,1935) brought$59,750 to lead theauction, which real-ized
$1.6 milliontotal.
The Stooges are aspopular as ever,said Grey Smith, di-
rector of MoviePosters at Heritage.This is a very goodresult on
a simplysuperb poster. Ihave to think thatMoe, Larry andCurly would
all bethrilled to see howbeloved they are al-most 80 years after
they made thismovie.
More than 1,300 bidders competed forthe 1,472 lots in the
auction, translat-ing into a 91.8 percent sell-through rateby total
value.
We saw solid bidding across theboard, said Smith. All genres
per-formed well and many posters went forseveral times their
preauction esti-mates, which is always a pleasant sur-prise.
Chief among those pleasant surpriseswas a one sheet for Anna
Christie(MGM, 1930), Greta Garbos most fa-mous role, and her
inaugural soundfilm, which brought $38,838 against apreauction
estimate of $5,000-plus. Ahalf sheet for RKOs 1932 The
MostDangerous Game, one of the rarest
and most desirable half sheets fromthe 1930s horror genre, was
the sub-
ject of spirited bidding before finally fin-
ishing the day with a solid $31,070price realized, whilea Style
B one sheetfor Paramounts1935 The Devil is aWoman, featuringan
irresistible Mar-lene Dietrich dra-matically in the armsof one of
her Latinlovers, CesarRomero, brought
$26,290.
Hitchcock fansturned out for abeautiful one sheetfrom The 39
Steps(Gaumont, 1935),an extremely rareposter that has onlybeen
offered one
other time by Heritage in the 10 yearsof the Movie Poster
category, easily ex-ceeded its $10,000-plus estimate to
finish at $17,925.
Further highlights include:
This Gun for Hire (Paramount, 1942),one sheet: realized:
$17,328.
The Return of Sherlock Holmes (Para-mount, 1929), one sheet,
Style A: real-ized: $16,730.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Paramount,
1931), window card: realized: $16,133.
King Kong (RKO, 1933), Frenchgrande: realized: $14,340.
Breakfast at Tiffany's (Paramount,1961), one sheet: realized:
$13,145.
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Marlene Dietrich 1929 Rolls-Royce sellsat auction for
$524,000
The true star of the auction, however,was the cover lot the
impeccableMarlene Dietrich 1929 Rolls-RoycePhantom I Transformable
Phaeton,which made its top estimate at$524,000 to the acclaim of
the audi-ence.
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World's Largest Emerald Up for Auction
A 57,000-carat emerald, which is saidto be the world's largest,
will be soldon January 28 at Western Star Auc-tions in British
Columbia, Canada. Thegiant jewel weighs 11.5 kilograms andis around
12 inches long.
Check out the world's most expensivecolored diamonds
On Monday, the gem was appraised at$1.15 million since it is
only a rough cutstone. But Western Star Auctions
owner Mike Odenbach told Huff PostCanada he thinks it could
fetch moreat auction. "It's not unusual for gem-stones to sell a
lot higher than their ap-praised value, just depending on whowants
to possess the largest emeraldin the world," he said. Odenbach
de-scribed the dark green emerald as"nothing short of
spectacular."
See which celebs wore emerald jew-els to the Golden Globes
The emerald was discovered in Braziland cut in India. Rare gem
dealerRegan Reany of Calgary got an emailabout the stone and
thought it was toogood to be true. But the emerald is, infact, very
real and heading to Kelowna,
British Columbia with armed security.The auction house has
ensured thejewel will be heavily guarded until theauction later
this month. "The gem-stone is named 'Teodora' and roughtranslation
is 'God's Gift,'" Odenbachtold Huff Post. "To me we're beinggiven
an opportunity to expose our-selves internationally as an
auctioncompany that can handle items likethis. You know, it really
does feel like agift."
Can't afford the $1.15 million askingprice? Another
ultra-expensive, but farsmaller emerald is missing in HongKong. The
Daily Mail reports thatSwiss jeweler Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele took
off her 16 carat emer-ald and diamond ring while washingher hands
in the bathroom of the FourSeasons Hotel's Harbour View ball-room.
Once she realized her error andran back seven minutes later the
ringwas gone. The missing ring is valued
at over $1.5 million and the owner isoffering a $62,000
reward.
Perhaps the world's largest emeraldisn't worth quite as much,
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