Bing Crosby memorabilia collection sold in Scotland
Published October 23rd, 2005
One of the biggest collections of Bing Crosby music and memorabilia has been sold at auction in Angus, Scotland
The collection belonged to an elderly man from Fife who gave it to Taylor’s Auction Rooms in Montrose when he moved to a retirement home.
A cap which once belonged to Crosby sold for £240 while a signed photograph fetched £150. Figures for total sales will not be available until next week.
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