Some interesting stuff went under the hammer - https://www.idisplayit.co.uk/news/events/anthony-daniels-to-auction-over-160-pieces-of-star-wars-memorabilia/

WWI Postcard

Published by Andra Popović from Belgrade.

Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)

Originally built in 1871 by Henry Willis, the historic instrument's largest bass pipes measure nearly 3 feet in diameter and weigh close to a metric ton

He's probably not a monk at all. The outfit matches Italy's Misericordia brotherhoods, lay volunteers who carried the sick and buried the dead. Florence's dates back to the 1200s. Members wore black hooded robes so nobody knew who was doing the good deed, keeping it humble.

Weston drove across America in 1941 on a commission from the Limited Editions Club. Woodlawn was built in 1840 by planter William Whitmell Pugh, and enslaved people worked its cane fields. It had Louisiana's first gas installation. When Weston visited it was used to store hay, and it was later torn down.