For your reading enjoyment about this wonderful collection. Howard Lewis Hazelcorn was born on February 26, 1942 in Brooklyn New York to Sam and Ethel Hazelcorn . Howard's father was involved with Checker Cabs and imported and sold Austin Healy motor cars. Howard's mother was a secretary for Columbia Pictures. Howard attended PS 24 in Brooklyn, graduated from Erasmus HS and attended the NY Institute of Finance while working for various investment firms to learn the ins and outs of stock and security trading. As a child, Howard became interested in trading stocks and buying coins. After serving in the US Army Field Artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma , he opened a successful coin shop on 42nd Street in Manhattan which closed because of area redevelopment. His next stop was at Mandelbaum Securities where he quickly rose through the ranks and became partner in charge of over-the counter trading operations. In 1973, Howard left to go out on his own by joining NYMEX as a floor trader. Over the next fifteen years he was a trader, NYMEX historian, and developer of the Broker Training Program. In the 1970's he began collecting vintage phonographs and records. His interests broadened with time as he began to collect patent models, razors, telephones, typewriters, light bulbs, Vienna art plates, circus memorabilia, cameras, political items, autographs, typewriters and more, just too numerous to mention. He researched everything there was to know and became an authority on the collectibles. As a result, he authored many books on collecting and was a contributor to antique and collecting publications. His wife, Jane Herz Hazelcorn, usually edited the books and they collaborated on some collections. Jane and Howard built a home and wonderful life in Sarasota, Florida. Howard continued to trade and collect until shortly before his passing on September 8, 2020. He will be remembered as a wonderful father to Dean, Russ and Jill, a devoted husband to the “love of his life” Jane, a U.S. Army veteran, a world renowned collector and authority, mentor to young traders and collectors worldwide, and a philanthropist who generously donated to many causes. Howard influenced many lives and will continue to do so through wonderful memories and shared knowledge. Not bad for a youngster whose 6th grade teacher once told his mother, "to prepare herself because Howard would never amount to much".

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Bid Increments
From: To: Increments:
$0 $49 $5
$50 $199 $10
$200 $499 $25
$500 $999 $50
$1,000 $2,999 $100
$3,000 $4,999 $250
$5,000 $9,999 $500
$10,000 + $1,000