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On Christmas Day in 1886, a short cane was presented to Owner D.M. Mullin by his Employees. What a historical piece! I’d love to have some entity purchase it to share with others.

Steve was a backup infielder for parts of five Major League seasons with three teams. One of them though was not the San Francisco Giants. Acquired by them after his most prolific 1970 season with the San Diego Padres, he was traded to the Chicago White Sox before ever suiting up for them. Steve Huntz turns 80 today.

Sharing a unique vintage pencil illustration showing what appears to be an aircraft engine. Incredible detail! This piece is dated 1946 and signed De Angelis for George De Angelis - a noted Ford Motor Company engineer.

After years of searching I’ve finally found the perfect Universal Geneve Polerouter for my collection!

The Polerouter was born in 1954 — the result of a unique collaboration between Universal Genève and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). Designed by a young Gérald Genta, it was built to withstand the extreme magnetic fields encountered on flights over the North and South Poles.

This example is powered by the legendary Microtor Caliber 215, capturing everything that makes the Polerouter iconic: technical elegance, aviation heritage, and bold design. The dial has aged beautifully into a warm tropical brown, adding stunning depth to the crosshair layout and steel chapter ring. It’s a watch that feels alive with history.