These days, Nate D. Sanders Auctions sports a reputation as an excellent auction house, specializing in a wide range of memorabilia, including autographed items of all kinds, rare books, fine art and other collectibles. They send out a number of auction catalogs every year to a worldwide client base, and they regularly execute private sales for their best clients. Those private sales clients obviously trust Nate D. Sanders' reputation enough to help them acquire many of the rarest and most expensive collectibles in the world.
Recently, for example, Nate's auction house was trusted to hold an auction of rare Hollywood memorabilia, including extremely rare costumes and props, that fetched thousands of dollars. When it came time to auction off the iconic white t-shirt sported by Hollywood legend James Dean in "Rebel Without a Case and the shotgun Hollywood icon Steve McQueen carried in "The Magnificent Seven," the owners of those items trusted Nate D. Sanders. That is because he has a good reputation as a specialist in Hollywood memorabilia. Likewise, when it came time to sell a watercolor and ink drawing of Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet by the illustrator of the Winnie-the-Pooh books, E.H. Shepard, the owners trusted the reputation of Nate D. Sanders Auctions to conduct the auction online.
Nate D. Sanders Auctions was originally founded in Baltimore, Maryland in 1986 as "Nate's Autographs." For the most part, the initial focus of the company was on inexpensive Hollywood signed photographs and other memorabilia, which were usually included in a mailed catalog, which went to a relatively few exclusive local clients. This modest beginning didn't last long, however, and in the several decades since, the company has moved to Los Angeles, California and done millions of dollars in business, meaning it has expanded greatly over the years.
Recently, for example, Nate's auction house was trusted to hold an auction of rare Hollywood memorabilia, including extremely rare costumes and props, that fetched thousands of dollars. When it came time to auction off the iconic white t-shirt sported by Hollywood legend James Dean in "Rebel Without a Case and the shotgun Hollywood icon Steve McQueen carried in "The Magnificent Seven," the owners of those items trusted Nate D. Sanders. That is because he has a good reputation as a specialist in Hollywood memorabilia. Likewise, when it came time to sell a watercolor and ink drawing of Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet by the illustrator of the Winnie-the-Pooh books, E.H. Shepard, the owners trusted the reputation of Nate D. Sanders Auctions to conduct the auction online.
Nate D. Sanders Auctions was originally founded in Baltimore, Maryland in 1986 as "Nate's Autographs." For the most part, the initial focus of the company was on inexpensive Hollywood signed photographs and other memorabilia, which were usually included in a mailed catalog, which went to a relatively few exclusive local clients. This modest beginning didn't last long, however, and in the several decades since, the company has moved to Los Angeles, California and done millions of dollars in business, meaning it has expanded greatly over the years.
