The two silver beakers inscribed “With love from Margaret and Denis Thatcher” sold for $52,500
Posted on 09/23/2016 7:43:10 PM PDT by ameribbean expat
The 25 inch (63 cm) long, graffiti-covered fragment of the Berlin Wall, signed by Reagan, sold for US$277,500 to an undisclosed buyer. It had been expected to fetch up to US$20,000.
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Reagan's cowboy boots, a gift from Western movie actor Rex Allen, sold for US$199,500 compared to a pre-sale estimate of US$20,000...
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One can only imagine what Mullah Baraq artifacts will sell for...
*spit*
Who would want to be his used condoms, or God knows what he owns. Also due to Barry’s worshipers they will probably snatch than buy it. Hey, it’s free Obama stuff.
I made the long trip to D.C. to watch the funeral procession for Reagan. And the next day stood in line for 9 hours to go through the Capitol Rotunda. I will never do that for another President. None of them still alive has earned enough respect from me to do that.
The two silver beakers inscribed “With love from Margaret and Denis Thatcher” sold for $52,500
Great comment bump.
Awesome! Thanks.
Story says “The auction continues online until September 28.”
Still a chance!
Magnificent, had no idea about the sheep on the label.
Mouton in french is sheep. Starting in 1945 the winery famously commissioned each year an artist to offer an artistic interpretation of their wine label. Often sheep are incorporated into it although not always. You can see all the labels here
http://www.theartistlabels.com/index.html
The Left still hasn’t figured Reagan’s true worth out.
In 2050, they’ll still be struggling to figure out why Trump won and changed this nation immeasurably for the better.
Hey, it’s the Left. It’s what they do.
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