Source : Robert Siegel Galleries

Source Title Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries has been runnin
Description Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries has been running continuous stamp auctions since 1930. The firm has sold many great-name collections, including Lilly, Newbury, Matthies, Grunin, Rohloff, Cole, Kapiloff, Honolulu Advertiser, Morris, Rose, Finkelburg, Zoellner, Scarsdale, Whitpain and Whitman. Auctions are held approximately twelve times a year, covering stamps, postal history, autographs and ephemera. Many of our auctions are specialized (including Confederate States, Postal History, Foreign and United States stamps) , or are single-owner sales in specialized collecting areas. Auctions are held approximately twelve times a year, covering stamps, postal history, autographs and ephemera. Many of our auctions are specialized (including Confederate States, Postal History, Foreign and United States stamps) , or are single-owner sales in specialized collecting areas. Auctions are held approximately twelve times a year, covering stamps, postal history, autographs and ephemera. Many of our auctions are specialized (including Confederate States, Postal History, Foreign and United States stamps) , or are single-owner sales in specialized collecting areas. Siegel's retail department handles the buying and selling of a wide range of quality material. Our auction sales for 2009 totaled almost $44 million.
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