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* A collection of Polynesian masks, to Harlan McKee, dealer of rare antiquities, New York City.
* A collection of Polynesian masks, to Harlan McKee, dealer of rare antiquities, New York City.


* Diary of Marcus Kane, handwritten, sold to Bellatrix Publications in private transaction prior to auction.
* Diary of [[Marcus Kane]], handwritten, sold to [[Bellatrix Publications]] in private transaction prior to auction.


* Diary of Benton Tuttle, handwritten, sold to Bellatrix Publications in private transaction prior to auction.
* Diary of Benton Tuttle, handwritten, sold to Bellatrix Publications in private transaction prior to auction.


* The Primer of Apprenticeship in the Arts Mystic, to Arthur Goodell of San Diego.
* ''The Primer of Apprenticeship in the Arts Mystic'', to Arthur Goodell of San Diego.


* Red Book of Aruzca, to Nathan Bixby, owner of Bixby's Bookshop in Hollywood.
* [[Books of Pain|Red Book of Aruzca]], to Nathan Bixby, owner of Bixby's Bookshop in Hollywood.


* Statue of Golden Raccoon, to Nick Licata, Inglewood.
* Statue of Golden Raccoon, to Nick Licata, Inglewood.
== See also ==
* [[Max Fenton]]


[[Category: GURPS Dark Jazz]]
[[Category: GURPS Dark Jazz]]

Latest revision as of 00:18, 7 March 2014

Carrington Auction House

Washington Building, 9720 Washington Blvd, Culver City

  • A collection of antique Maps, to Anaximander's Maps, downtown Los Angeles. Of interest: Map of the Dreamlands. Map of Hyboria.
  • A collection of Polynesian masks, to Harlan McKee, dealer of rare antiquities, New York City.
  • Diary of Benton Tuttle, handwritten, sold to Bellatrix Publications in private transaction prior to auction.
  • The Primer of Apprenticeship in the Arts Mystic, to Arthur Goodell of San Diego.
  • Statue of Golden Raccoon, to Nick Licata, Inglewood.

See also