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A Rare 18th-Century Stamp Act Placard Could Fetch $6M at Christie's - Vimarsana News

A Rare 18th-Century Stamp Act Placard Could Fetch $6M at Christie's

A placard defying the 1765 Stamp Act is heading to auction along with historically significant documents and maps.

Rare and Valuable JFK Assassination Photos Found in Garage Go to Auction - Vimarsana News

Rare and Valuable JFK Assassination Photos Found in Garage Go to Auction

A series of photographs discovered in a garage that capture John F. Kennedy's assassination are being auctioned off.

JFK assassination-era photos expected to fetch nearly $15K at auction - Vimarsana News

JFK assassination-era photos expected to fetch nearly $15K at auction

A Vernon Hills man discovered the untouched photos, taken by award-winning photojournalists, while going through his family’s possessions for an estate sale.

Daytime NYC killing strikes 'Lincolniana' world | Washington Examiner - Vimarsana News

Daytime NYC killing strikes 'Lincolniana' world | Washington Examiner

The death last month of one of the nation’s top experts on Abraham Lincoln has devastated the “Lincolniana” world, taking from it a “walking encyclopedia” of everything about the former president.

Marilyn Monroe's first ever film contract from 1946 is on sale for £25,000 and shows she earned just £120 per week when she was a little known performer - Vimarsana News

Marilyn Monroe's first ever film contract from 1946 is on sale for £25,000 and shows she earned just £120 per week when she was a little known performer

The starlet, who was then known as Norma Jean Dougherty because she was using her original birth name and her first husband's surname, put pen to paper in 1946.