I owned 1962 Ferrari GTO #3987, which I purchased from Otto Zipper, the Ferrari dealer in Beverly Hills, California. I bought it in 1966 for $8,000. It was the Pabst-Penske Sebring car that finished third overall and first in its class. It still had the Sebring roof light on it as well as the number […]
Author Archives: Noelle Pugh
This article is written so that the collectors may better understand the fashions of the Victorian Era, its many variations of styles, and how to put it all together to produce authenticity in the final product. Styles in art and fashion do not change overnight. No period in history has been uniform in appearance. Often […]
In 1980, I had collected one of each model of Wooton desk ever made. I had planned to display them at various museums around the country because of their American historical importance. I worked with Thomas Frye, the curator of the Oakland Museum, to supply information on these desks in preparation for The Wooton Desk […]