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All of these are great.
For Toys, Cookie Jars, etc. - Morphy's - Dan Morphy Auctions - www.morphyauctions.com There is also Anderson Auctions for political, think Hakes, suggested above, would be my first stop though. if certain items do not sell or are not wanted at Hakes, here is Anderson - http://www.anderson-auction.com/ Also, Heritage has weekly Sunday auctions of such priced baseball memorabilia www.ha.com Talk to the -owners- of the houses and tell why the sale and hopefully they will work on commissions. Best Last edited by BigJJ; 01-09-2013 at 12:42 PM. 
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