REA Then and Now
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REA Then and Now
Pictured is Current REA catalog next to a 1995 REA Catalog.
Just thought I would show the difference. Can't remember if they had more than one auction per year back in the 90's.
Just thought I would show the difference. Can't remember if they had more than one auction per year back in the 90's.
Last edited by TheBig6 on Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:48 am; edited 1 time in total
Re: REA Then and Now
this year's catalog is ridiculous in its sheer mass. feels more like a college textbook than catalog.
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The catalogues are getting crazy. They definitely need to go to two auctions a year. Consigners will be happier because smaller lots won't get buried so deep and bidders don't have to wait a full year for the next auction.
The earliest REA catalogue I have is 1995, then 1997 and then a big gap to 2004. Would love to fill those gaps.
The earliest REA catalogue I have is 1995, then 1997 and then a big gap to 2004. Would love to fill those gaps.
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I really don't like these monstrous catalogs...they are quite hard to handle...and 2 auctions/yr would be much better for everyone!
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With a catalogue that large, I might argue that quarterly auctions are warranted. Regardless, it's clear that REA has learned the value of effective marketing.
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