Sentence examples for valuable memorabilia from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith said the fire consumed $100,000 worth of baseball cards, programs and other valuable memorabilia.
Its displays were deteriorating, its finances were a shambles and a burglary in December cost it much of its most valuable memorabilia.
On her most recent trip to London, Meredith E. Rutledge, an assistant curator at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland who often sets out in search of valuable memorabilia, combined three activities that in the past might have called for individual visits.
The efforts of official sites like TheGoreStore.com notwithstanding, the most valuable memorabilia are always the unofficial items made privately, says Mark Warda, author of the book 100 Years of Campaign Collectibles.
I also became convinced that the discovery of these valuable memorabilia — later purchased by the Venezuelan Government and deposited with the Academia Nacional de la Historia at Caracas, — would make imperative the rewriting of Miranda's life-story in a fashion that would occasionally be iconoclastic.
On "Storage Wars: Texas" (Tues., 10 p.m. ET on A&E) Lesa Lewis discovered a piece of potentially valuable memorabilia related to President Kennedy's assassination hidden in a storage locker.
Still working today as a secretary in Liverpool, Kelly gave away countless items of now-valuable memorabilia when she disbanded the fan club and kept only a few small boxes for herself.
"Looking for Lincoln" is ultimately at its most fascinating during its Charles Osgood moments: when Mr. Gates visits, for instance, a Beverly Hills matron who has whole rooms in her house devoted to valuable Lincoln memorabilia.
The basketball team has been bought by someone who wants to move it to Brooklyn, and I offered valuable Nets memorabilia to whoever best expressed the "good riddance" point of view.
In order to avoid handing over any money, prosecutors said he hid valuable sports memorabilia and personal items at the homes of various friends after a tip-off that his own home was about to be raided by the US authorities.
On top of her alleged personal purchases, Donaldson is also accused of removing over $13,000 in cash from a safe containing foreign funds, and stealing valuable Harry Potter memorabilia including: an $800 toy Hogwarts Express train, a $680 "Tales of Beedle the Bard" gift set, and a $3,800 Wizard Collection toy set.
