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Unveiling the Auction World: Behind the Scenes at Donley Auctions Get ready for a front-row seat to the thrilling world of auctions! Join Susan, Randy, and the entire Donley Auctions crew as they pull back the curtain and show you what really happens behind the scenes.

  1. Binnacles P2-34

    21H AGO

    Binnacles P2-34

    Welcome to another exciting deep dive into the world of high-end antiques with Donley Auctions Unfiltered! In this episode, we're navigating the fascinating history of maritime navigation and more. From the iconic 1993 Indianapolis 500 pace car to the intricate details of vintage binnacles, Randy Donley and his team take us on a journey through some truly remarkable pieces heading to the auction block. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, this episode is packed with expert insights and historical gems you won't want to miss. Classic Cars Kickoff: The episode starts with a look at some stunning vintage automobiles, including a 1929 Buick and a rare 1932 Plymouth. Randy shares the unique stories behind these classic beauties. [01:13] A Piece of Racing History: Get up close with the 1993 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, the official pace car of the 77th Indianapolis 500. Randy details its significance and the "Mario Andretti sat here" legacy. [02:21] The Winchester Cannon: Discover the explosive history of a 10-gauge Winchester signaling cannon, a rare find that combines craftsmanship with a loud past. [06:55] Vintage Advertising & Novelties: From a classic Zeno gum machine to an early 20th-century coffee roaster, explore the charm of antique advertising and functional novelties. [08:08] The Mystery of the Wells Fargo Chest: Randy unveils a Wells Fargo stagecoach chest, sharing the lore of the Old West and the secrets hidden within its heavy iron-bound frame. [11:47] Binnacles Explained: The star of the show—the binnacle. Learn about its critical role on ships, housing the magnetic compass and protecting it from the elements. Randy explains the "Lord Kelvin" influence and the science behind the compensating spheres. [13:55] Maritime Masterpieces: A closer look at various binnacles, including brass and wooden models from different eras and nations, each a testament to maritime engineering. [15:25] Animation Legends: Meet Roy Skillicorn, an expert in early animation and advertising. Roy shares the story behind some of the most iconic commercials, including the very first computer-animated ads created by Pixar for Listerine and Tropicana. [17:46] The Art of the Ad: Roy discusses the transition from hand-drawn to computer animation and the creative genius required to bring characters like the Hershey Kisses to life. [20:23] Auction Preview Finale: The episode wraps up with a quick tour of more upcoming auction items, including vintage slot machines, jukeboxes, and even a sleek Harley-Davidson. [21:48] Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/WW4Pi31ibBw Visit us at: DonleyAuctions.com Donley Auction Services https://DonleyAuctions.com 815-923-7000 Info@DonleyAuctions.com 8512 South Union Road (entrance on Marengo Road) Union, IL 60180 Episode Highlights

    25 min
  2. Cheaters - not what you think... P2-33 - 2026-04-24

    6D AGO

    Cheaters - not what you think... P2-33 - 2026-04-24

    This episode of the Donley Auctions Unfiltered Podcast takes a deep dive into some of the most fascinating items currently hitting the auction block. Whether you're a firearms enthusiast, a history buff, or a collector of rare curiosities, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at high-end antiques that will have you reaching for your paddle. Introduction and Firearms Overview [00:01]Randy Donley introduces the episode from the firearms room, showcasing an impressive array of long guns and sets the stage for today's featured items. The Beretta BM 59: A Military Legend [02:28]Take a close look at a beautiful Beretta BM 59. Randy explains its history as a derivative of the M1 Garand and why this particular Springfield Armory receiver makes it a standout piece for collectors. A Rare Remington Model 8 in .30-30 [05:13]Discovery of a rare Remington Model 8 semi-automatic rifle chambered in .30-30. Learn about the legendary Frank Hamer, the Texas Ranger who famously used a Model 8 to take down Bonnie and Clyde, and why this caliber makes this gun exceptionally rare. Custom Leather Case and Rods [06:17]Check out a stunning, hand-tooled leather case designed specifically for the Remington Model 8, complete with cleaning rods—a testament to the high-end craftsmanship of the era. The Propaganda Machine: Water-Cooled M2 Replica [09:12]A look at two propane-firing M2 water-cooled machine gun replicas. These aren't just toys; they are impressive display pieces that actually fire propane for a dramatic effect. Iconic Sidearms: The 1911 A1 Collection [10:28]Randy showcases a variety of 1911 pistols, including a 1943 military-issue Colt A1. He explains how to identify authentic "United States Property" markings and why these pistols remain some of the most sought-after firearms in the world. The Holy Grail: Cased Colt 1860 Army [15:13]A true showstopper! Witness an original, cased Colt 1860 Army revolver. This full kit includes the powder flask, bullet mold, and even original paper cartridges—a museum-quality piece that every high-end collector dreams of. Rare Blue-Lens Cheaters [21:18]Shifting away from firearms, we explore a set of original cheaters with striking blue glass lenses and adjustable "double" arms. Wait until you hear what they're for! Singer Sewing Machine Curiosities [24:16]A surprising find: a miniature Singer sewing machine. It is a rare child’s model in its original box in incredible condition. Conclusion and Auction Details [25:09]Randy wraps up with details on the upcoming auction and invites listeners to join the bidding action. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/rZF_85tFr2M

    26 min
  3. P2-30 Ramblin'

    APR 3

    P2-30 Ramblin'

    Barn Finds, Movie Magic, and the $50,000 Babe Ruth Ball: A Journey with Donley Auctions From "barn finds" in Indiana to the glittering memorabilia of Hollywood, the latest episode of the Donley Auctions Unfiltered Podcast takes listeners on a high-speed tour of the antiques and collectibles world. Join Randy Donley and his expert team as they traverse the country, uncovering rare historical gems and preparing for some of the most anticipated auctions of the season. Whether you are a seasoned investor or a casual collector, this episode is packed with expert insights into the thrill of the hunt and the art of preserving history. The Indiana Time Capsule: Randy reveals an incredible "true barn find" from Indiana: a 1950 Ford two-door with only 10,248 original miles and zero rust. [00:22] Whizzers and Jukeboxes: Tucked away in that same Indiana barn was a vintage Whizzer motorbike and a jukebox that hadn't been moved in years. [01:38] On the Road to Tennessee: The team heads to Franklin, TN, for the Military Collectors Association show to scout for upcoming military auctions. [02:03] The Beauty of "The Rough": Randy explains why Donley Auctions loves "rusty, beat-up" items that need a little TLC just as much as fully restored pieces. [02:50] Hollywood Boulevard Cinema Auction: Susan reports from a massive movie memorabilia auction in Woodridge, IL, featuring costumes like a Whitney Houston outfit. [04:12] Global Bidding War: Highlighting the reach of modern auctions, Randy notes a bidder joining the Hollywood sale all the way from Seoul, South Korea. [05:18] Pickup Day Chaos: Stories from the field include a buyer trying (and failing) to fit a massive movie poster showcase into a Mini Cooper. [06:00] Treasures Leaving the Building: Real-time footage of buyers claiming a 6-foot Buddha, a classic cinema marquee, and an Ingrid Bergman dress. [06:37] Sentimental Value: A touching story about a buyer securing a Ten Commandments poster as a tribute to her late husband’s favorite catchphrase. [08:26] The French Connection: A 1943 Jeep is loaded for transport to New Jersey before heading back overseas to France, where it originally saw action. [10:09] Bomb Shelter Discoveries: Randy explores a 1950s Indiana bomb shelter, finding vintage supplies meant for a nuclear event. [10:41] Sports Auction Sneak Peek: Ryan showcases over 100 framed autographed jerseys, including Patrick Mahomes, Shohei Ohtani, and a rare "Lion King" Barry Sanders. [11:26] The $50,000 Baseball: A deep dive into a 1928 World Series ball signed by legends Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig—possibly the crown jewel of the April sale. [15:05] Pokemon & Pop Culture: The auction house expands its horizons, moving into high-end Pokemon sets and modern "Stranger Things" collectibles. [16:43] The Philosophy of Preservation: A reflection on the importance of collectors as the "caretakers of history" and the legacy of the Sanfilippo estate. [19:32] MIG Jets and Tanks: Randy and John close the show from the road by discussing their willingness to auction anything—from Russian MIG jets to military tanks. [23:40] Ready to place your bid? Visit DonleyAuctions.com to view full catalogs and register for upcoming events! Episode Highlights

    25 min
  4. P2-29 While Randy is Away

    MAR 27

    P2-29 While Randy is Away

    From Movie Palaces to Your Living Room: The Hollywood Boulevard Auction In this episode, the Donley Auctions team takes us on a journey from the "Nickelodeons" of the early 1900s to the grand, themed movie palaces that defined Hollywood glamour. With the Hollywood Boulevard Cinema in Woodridge, IL undergoing a massive remodel, the "Palace of Dreams" is opening its archives. Whether you are a fan of muscle cars, Chicago film history, or the tragic beauty of Marilyn Monroe, this auction represents a rare opportunity to act as a steward for cinematic legends. The 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Preview Susan kicks off the show inside a stunning muscle car—a 1968 Plymouth Barracuda—slated for the "Best of the Best" auction on May 29th. [00:58](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D58s) The Evolution of the "Movie Palace" Karin explores the shift from cramped, "grubby" Nickelodeons to the "cathedrals of cinema" designed to make every citizen feel like royalty. [04:10](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D250s) The Birth of "Egyptomania" and the Egyptian Theater Discover how the 1922 discovery of King Tut’s tomb caused a mid-construction pivot from Spanish colonial to Egyptian revival for Sid Grauman's first grand theater. [06:23](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D383s) The Invention of the Red Carpet Premiere Learn how Sid Grauman invented the modern movie premiere, using searchlights and the very first red carpet for Douglas Fairbanks in 1922. [07:13](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D433s) The Legend of the Concrete Footprints A look at Grauman's Chinese Theater and the conflicting stories of how the famous "Forecourt of the Stars" actually began. [08:40](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D520s) Atmospheric Theaters: Bringing the Outdoors In Architect John Eberson’s "Atmospheric" style used projectors to create moving clouds and twinkling stars on deep blue ceilings, transporting audiences to exotic Persian gardens. [09:57](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D597s) Auction Spotlight: The Bluesmobile (Lot 1000) A Woodridge landmark is going under the hammer: the 1974 Dodge Monaco replica from The Blues Brothers, complete with the rooftop loudspeaker. [11:36](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D696s) The Marilyn Monroe Collection Beyond the glitz, the auction features a deeply personal 1962 funeral prayer card for Marilyn Monroe, one of only 30 given to her closest circle. [13:04](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D784s) Upcoming Auction Calendar Susan wraps up with a look ahead at the April 18th Sports Auction and the massive May 16-17 Spring Classic featuring the music and coin-op "Rider Collection." [16:30](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DLkqc-skRhyg%26t%3D990s) Ready to bid? Visit donleyauctions.com to register in advance and skip the lines! Episode Highlights

    18 min
  5. P2-28 - Three Podccasts

    MAR 20

    P2-28 - Three Podccasts

    Sarcophagi, Dinosaur Eggs, and Bulls History: The Hollywood & Sports Double-Feature This episode of Donley Auctions Unfiltered is a high-octane blend of cinematic history and sports legends. Randy and Susan Donley are joined by Channel 32’s Jake Hamilton at the iconic Hollywood Boulevard Cinema for a look at a "once-in-a-generation" auction event. From the secret archives of Chicago Bulls photographers to a real fossilized dinosaur egg, the team explores items that haven't been available "at any price" for over 20 years. If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of the movies or a slice of NBA history, this is your roadmap to the auction block. The Bobby O’Neal Collection: Ryan Boyle introduces a massive sports memorabilia find, featuring a rare Babe Ruth portrait and stories of growing up alongside NFL legends. [00:49] The Bulls’ "Six-Peat" Archives: Photographer Don Marshall reveals never-before-seen courtside images from the Chicago Bulls’ legendary championship runs. [01:47] Hollywood Boulevard Redesign: Cinema owner Dana explains the vision for the theater's renovation—moving from "Maltese Falcon" vibes to "Iron Man" and "Millennium Falcon" themes. [03:09] The Tip of the Iceberg: A look at the "hidden museum" within the theater, where decades of memorabilia have been tucked away in boxes, never seen by the public. [05:07] Something for Every Budget: Randy emphasizes that while some props go for thousands, there are items starting as low as $5 for the entry-level collector. [11:03] Bidding from the Wings: Susan details how to place online and phone bids for those who can't make it to the live event in Woodridge, IL. [11:46] The Egyptian Sarcophagus: Jake Hamilton scouts a "dining-room ready" sarcophagus, one of the most eccentric architectural pieces in the sale. [09:54] The $2,400 Dinosaur Egg: A highlight of the "Museum" portion of the auction: a real, authentic fossilized dinosaur egg that is already seeing high bidding action. [14:31] The 1961 Newport "Barn Find": A sneak peek at a dirty, authentic Chrysler Newport pulled straight from a barn, headed for the May Spring Classic. [15:05] A "Movie Fan" Sanctuary: Jake Hamilton discusses why the Hollywood Boulevard Cinema is a rare respectful space for true cinephiles. [16:16] The "One Weekend" Rule: Randy reflects on the "sliver of time" where these items are finally uncollected and available for the first time in 30 years. [16:58] Non-Profit Future: Dana reveals the theater’s plan to start a non-profit for Hollywood memorabilia and education following the redesign. [18:26] Don’t Miss the Gavel: The John McCauley Sign Collection and Hollywood Cinema auctions are happening now! Register to bid at DonleyAuctions.com.

    19 min
  6. P2-27 WGN Morning News

    MAR 13

    P2-27 WGN Morning News

    Gas Globes, Hollywood Memorabilia, and the Triple Upright: A Donley Auctions Deep Dive Step into the fascinating world of high-end collectibles with Randy and Susan Donley. In this unfiltered behind-the-scenes episode, the Donley team offers a rare look at the upcoming McCauley Sign Collection and the massive Hollywood Boulevard Cinema Redesign Auction. From the fragile history of glass gas pump globes to the tragic allure of Marilyn Monroe’s last photographs, this episode is a masterclass in antique valuation and historical preservation. Whether you're a "petroleiana" enthusiast or a movie buff, you’ll find plenty of reasons to tune in and get your bids ready. The Bidding "Sniper" Warning: Randy explains why waiting until the last second to bid online can backfire due to home internet latency. [01:31] The McCauley Gas Globe Collection: A showcase of rare gas pump globes, explaining how these glass advertisements survived teenagers with BB guns and decades of exposure. [02:20] The Tragedy of the Six Crowns: Randy shares a heartbreaking family story of six rare Standard Oil "Crown" globes that were destroyed in a single car turn. [04:00] The Creepy Dog of Wild West Town: The story behind a 60-year-old taxidermy domestic dog that is finally leaving the Donley museum. [05:46] Restoration vs. Originality: Expert advice on why "cleaning up" a vintage gas globe can often strip away its market value. [07:15] The 20-Year Hunt: Randy recounts his two-decade attempt to buy a Shell gas globe hidden behind overgrown bushes in Union, IL. [08:04] The DeKalb Corn Sign: A massive, hand-carved wooden corn cob sign that is the ultimate statement piece for any Midwest collector. [09:00] The $25 Pam Clocks: A look back at a missed opportunity involving 100 brand-new-in-box advertising clocks sold for a fraction of their current worth. [10:26] Sign Row Extravaganza: A walkthrough of rare porcelain and tin litho signs, featuring brands like Mobile, Soo, and Hupmobile. [11:45] Jukebox Bookends: A preview of a pair of matching 1422 Rock-Ola jukeboxes coming to the "Best of the Best" auction in May. [14:20] Legal Gun Consignment: Critical advice on how to legally sell gun collections in Illinois through a licensed auction house. [15:22] Sports Memorabilia Fever: An update on the booming sports market, including upcoming two-day auctions and the Chicago Sports Spectacular. [16:15] The "Extravaganza" Preview: News on the relocation of the big slot machine and jukebox show to the Renaissance Center. [17:49] Hiring at Donley Auctions: The team is looking for "researchers" who can use AI and Google to describe and value antiques. [19:09] Hollywood Boulevard Cinema Auction: A massive preview of movie memorabilia, featuring original costumes and architectural woodwork from Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. [20:40] The Last Sitting: Susan highlights her favorite item: a portrait from Marilyn Monroe’s final photoshoot, "The Last Sitting." [27:26] The Celebrity Road Trip: Randy and Susan play a game of "Who would you get in a car with?" (Featuring Bill Murray and Jack Nicholson). [29:07] The Triple Upright Slot Machine: The episode closes with a look at a "so rare it's scary" triple upright slot machine, the crown jewel of the May 29 sale. [32:31] Join the Hunt: View the full catalog and place your bids at DonleyAuctions.com. Follow us for more "Ramblin'" through history! Show Highlights

    33 min
  7. P2-26 Sign Language

    MAR 6

    P2-26 Sign Language

    Welcome back to the Donley Auctions Unfiltered Podcast! In this episode, "Sign Language," Randy and Susan take us on a whirlwind tour through their 9,000-square-foot showroom as they prepare for a massive series of high-end auctions. From rare "rusty gold" petroliana to classic gangster-era cars, this episode is a masterclass in what makes the antique world so thrilling. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting your "man cave" journey, you won't want to miss the insights shared here. Moving and Grooving: The team celebrates a successful license plate auction and shifts gears into their next big event. [00:12](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D12) The Macaulay Collection Preview: A deep dive into an upcoming massive collection of petroliana, vintage signs, and gas pumps. [01:01](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D61) The "Flange" Factor: Randy explains why flange signs (those that stick out from posts) are so rare and why this auction has an unusually high number of them. [02:54](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D174) Double-Sided vs. Single-Sided: A debate on value: does having porcelain on both sides make a sign better, or is it just about the "man cave" layout? [03:33](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D213) Decoding Auction Lingo: Learn the difference between DSP (Double-Sided Porcelain) and SST (Single-Sided Tin). [04:43](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D283) The Beauty of "Battle Scars": Why many modern collectors prefer "as-found" condition over mint-state restorations. [05:35](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D335) Meet "May West": A look at the iconic Fry "Visible" gas pump, nicknamed for its curvaceous figure, and why they were eventually deemed a fire hazard. [07:11](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D431) The "Tire Flaterator": Randy reminisces about his days working at a full-service gas station while showcasing a vintage air meter. [11:06](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D666) Mascots and Marketing: A brief history of the Sinclair dinosaur and how it became one of the most successful advertising icons. [13:20](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D800) Wild West Wonders: Exploring branding irons, saddles, and a unique "buffalo coat rack" mirror. [13:45](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D825) Barn Find Chrysler: A sneak peek at a dusty, unrestored Chrysler Newport heading to the May auction. [14:39](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D879) Willys vs. Willis: The team settles the age-old debate on how to correctly pronounce the name of the classic 1943 Jeep. [15:06](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D906) The Gangster Getaway: A stunning 1934 Ford V8 with "suicide doors"—the ultimate collector's piece. [17:12](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D1032) Aviation Oddities: A "Link Trainer" flight simulator and a unique desk made from an airplane wing. [18:30](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D1110) The Spizzico Secret: Randy and Mike share a "top secret" restaurant recommendation in Elmwood Park for the best Italian food in Chicago. [22:10](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://youtu.be/UoSPhs7-OXY%3Ft%3D1330) Ready to bid? Visit donleyauctions.com to view the full catalog and save 2% on bidding fees by using their platform directly! Episode Highlights

    27 min
  8. 2:25 Unprepared!

    FEB 27

    2:25 Unprepared!

    In this episode of the Donley Auctions Unfiltered Podcast, titled "Unprepared," Randy and Susan take us behind the scenes of the high-stakes world of collectibles. From "red hot" coin markets to rare 1980s sports memorabilia and the intricacies of authenticating fine art, this episode is a masterclass for any collector or investor looking to understand the current auction landscape. [00:17] Welcome to Season 2, Episode 25: Randy and Susan kick off the show with an "unprepared" but high-energy look at the diverse world of high-end auctions. [01:01] The "Red Hot" Coin Market: Expert Ryan Boyle explains why gold and silver bullion, specifically American Eagles, are seeing massive demand right now. [01:41] [04:07] Sports Memorabilia Mania: A deep dive into the upcoming April auction featuring a 1985 Bears Super Bowl program signed by the legends and "on fire" Michael Jordan Fleer cards. [05:43] [08:21] Courtside Secrets: A teaser for next week’s guest, Bulls photographer Don Marshall, who shares how he used "house flashes" to get perfectly illuminated shots of MJ. [09:02] [09:39] Art Authentication with Jesse: Renowned expert Jesse Bleemel joins the set to evaluate a collection, highlighting works by Francisco Miseria and explaining why some large "museum-style" paintings are actually 19th-century tourist replicas. [11:18] [14:22] The "Gold Leaf" Secret: Jesse shares a fascinating historical tip: during the 1930s, people painted over 22k gold frames with toxic gold paint to avoid jail time for owning gold bullion. [15:01] [16:31] Staples vs. Nails: A quick pro-tip on how to spot modern exports from China disguised as English antiques by checking the stretcher bars and oxidation. [17:00] [18:52] The 1910 Airplane Pedal Car: Randy reveals a stunning, un-restored 1910 Colombia airplane pedal car with a wooden body and spark retarder—a rare find for the May auction. [19:42] [20:15] The Success of "Encore" Auctions: Susan discusses the "Second Chance" auctions, which allow bidders to snag items that missed their mark in the main event. [21:43] [22:55] Beating the AI in Shipping: Karin explains why bidding directly on their website saves 2% and why you should choose "self-arranged" shipping on LiveAuctioneers to avoid "AI-guessed" packing that risks damaging your treasures. [24:52] [26:10] Coming Soon - The Wild West Town: A final teaser for the massive upcoming liquidation of the "Streets of Yesterday" Wild West memorabilia. [26:50] Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhKJb7V3-00

    27 min
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