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 A GROUP OF AUBURN AND DUESENBERG PRINTS AND MORE. INCLUDES LIVING LEGENDS PRINT OF A 1933 DUESENBERG ROADSTER. CLOSED EIDITION PRINT NUMBERED 102 OF 1000 AND SIGNED BY GORDON BUEHRIG, TWO BRAD CONWAY PRINTS OF THE AUBURN, CORD, DUESENBERG MUSEUM BOTH SIGNED BY CONWAY, AND A SMALL ROUNDED EDGE PHOTO ON A HARD BACKER SHOWING GORDON BUEHRIG AND THE BUEHRIG PROTOTYPE AT THE MUSEUM. ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. ITEMS IN THIS LOT ARE FROM THE RICHARD KUGN ESTATE AND PART OF THE CARAIL COLLECTION.

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  THIS PAIR OF FRAMED ITEMS FROM THE BUEHRIG MOTOR CAR COMPANY A 25" X 33" POSTER SHOWING THE SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES OF THE CAR, A POSTER WITH A PHOTO AND BIOGRAPHY OF GORDON BUEHRIG, AND A 27" X 18" FRAMED BUEHRIG SKETCH OF THE CAR'S INTERIOR. THIS DOES APPEAR TO BE AN ENLARGED COPY AND DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE HIS ORIGINAL WORK. WE BELIEVE THE FIRST TWO POSTERS WERE DISPLAYED ALONGSIDE THE PROTOTYPE CAR AT THE DETROIT AUTO SHOW AND OTHER LOCATIONS. SEE PHOTOS FOR BEST DESCRIPTION. ITEMS IN THIS LAT ARE FROM THE RICHARD KUGHN ESTATE AND A PART OF THE CORAIL COLLECTION.

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 A GROUP OF BUEHRIG MOTOR CAR COMPANY FRAMED EPHEMERA. iNCLUDES FRAMED BUEHRIG INTRODUCTION DOCUMENTS, FRAMED PRESS RELEASE, 1982 DETROIT AUTO SHOW INTRODUCTION NEWS CLIPPINGS, RICHARD KUGHN'S ORIGINAL BADGE AND PRESS RELEASE, A FRAMED 1983 GORDON BUEHRIG ARTICLE FROM MICHIGAN MAGAZINE, LOOSE PAPER EPHEMERA INCLUDING A STACK OF RIGHARD KUGHN'S ORIGINAL BUEHRIG BUSINESS CARDS, HIS BADGE, AND CAR UNVEILING RSVP INVITES, AND "HOW DO YOU BUY A BUEHRIG?" SEE PHOTOS FOR BEST DESCRIPTION. ITEMS IN THIS LOT ARE FROM THE RICHARD KUGHN ESTATE AND A PART OF THE CARAIL COLLECTION

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Michael Furman (21st Century): Renault

signed in pencil lower right Sight: 10 1/4 x 16 1/2 in. (26 x 41.9 cm.), Frame: 20 1/4 x 24 1/4 in. (51.4 x 61.6 cm.) Artist Biography: Michael studied photography at the prestigious Rochester Institute of Technology, earning a Fine Arts degree in 1974. Upon graduation, he opened his studio in his native Philadelphia, and built a successful business shooting still life assignments for major advertising and corporate clients. But it was a long-standing love of cars that led him to the challenge of shooting cars in the studio. Major exhibitions have included Michael Furman at The Automotive Hall of Fame, Legendary Italian Automobiles at the Alden B. Dow Museum in Midland, Michigan and in 2011 The Ralph Lauren exhibit in Paris. Michael is a regular guest lecturer at art schools and professional gatherings across the United States. He has also been honored by American Photographer, Communication Arts and PhotoGraphis, Auto Aficionado, Automobile Quarterly, Automobile Magazine, and The International Historic Motoring Awards. http://www.michaelfurman.com/career.php

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