Source : Macon Brothers Auctioneers

Source Title Macon Brothers Auctioneers
Description

Continuing a family tradition of excellence in the auction industry begun by D.F. Macon in 1906, Doug and Mike Macon founded Macon Brothers Auctioneers in 1975 to meet clients' needs to achieve the highest real market value for their assets.

Macon Brothers has created an auction team that combines the talent, marketing knowledge and business acumen to professionally manage either your small sales or sophisticated, multi-demographic and multi-regional auctions.

Both brothers are CAI designated, which means that they have met and abide by the rigorous educational and ethical standards of the Certified Auctioneers Institute which consists of a three-year course of study at Indiana University in Bloomington.

Doug Macon is a member of the Washington Auctioneers Association (WAA), a member of the National Auctioneers Association (NAA), and both the Washington and National Associations of Realtors. He is a licensed vehicle and FFL dealer in Washington. He is a member of the Speaker's Bureau of the CAI and is a licensed and bonded auctioneer and real estate broker.

Doug recently completed extensive coursework to obtain the designation of Auction Technology Specialist. This places Doug in the elite one-percent of auctioneers who hold this designation. Consumers can rest assured they will receive the highest level of professionalism from an experienced auctioneer who is knowledgeable and up-to-date in all marketing techniques.

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Total Records in AED 199
  • Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 11. Blaeu's Superb World Map on a Polar Projection (1695) Est. $5,500 - $7,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 36. Schedel's Ancient World Map with Humanoid Creatures (1493) Est. $14,000 - $17,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 49. One of the First Lunar Globes to Show the Far Side of the Moon (1963) Est. $1,000 - $1,300
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 5. The First World Map with Lavish Allegorical Vignettes of the Continents (1594) Est. $15,000 - $17,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 55. Anti-British Propaganda Map with Churchill as an Octopus (1942) Est. $2,000 - $2,300
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 197. One of the Most Influential Maps of Westward Expansion (1846) Est. $9,500 - $12,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 10. Scarce Pitt Edition of Carte-a-Figures Map of the World (1680) Est. $9,500 - $11,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 220. A Fine, Early Rendering of San Francisco (1874) Est. $2,200 - $2,500
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 707. Hand-Colored Image of the Presentation of Jesus with Gilt Highlights (1450) Est. $1,600 - $1,900
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 80. One of the Most Important Maps Perpetuating the Myth of the Island of California (1680) Est. $3,250 - $4,000
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 725. Homann's Atlas Featuring 26 Folio-Sized Maps in Original Color (1715) Est. $4,500 - $5,500
    Old World Auctions (Feb 11):
    Lot 169. One of the Earliest Maps to Show Philadelphia (1695) Est. $4,750 - $6,000