At Christie’s, he managed sales of rare books, manuscripts and documents by the likes of da Vinci, Lincoln and Kerouac. On TV, he lent his eye to “Antiques Roadshow.”
Source: New York Times
Christopher Coover, Auction Expert in the Printed Word, Dies at 72
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