Originally scheduled to be sold after the Red Sox finally ended the curse of the Bambino, then tied up in court for five years, manager Jake Stahl’s 1912 Red Sox World Series trophy is now part of a major auction.
Judge Gives Frasers Ownership of 1912 World Series Trophy
January 30, 2012 By
The couple whose efforts to sell a trophy associated with the Red Sox 1912 championship three years ago were stymied, has been awarded full custody.
Owed Money, Attorneys Withdraw
October 13, 2011 By
A law firm representing dealer/collector Peter Nash in his dispute with a New Jersey couple over an aborted auction say they’re done with the case because of unpaid bills.
Judge Rules Nash in Contempt Of Court in REA Case
September 30, 2011 By
A New York judge rules that Peter Nash and his wife must turn over financial records by Thanksgiving weekend or face arrest as Robert Edward Auctions chases hundreds of thousands of dollars awarded to it by another court.
Auction House Still Battling Ex-Rapper
April 26, 2010 By
Lawyers and loans are part of the story as Robert Edward Auctions looks to collect a debt it says is overdue.
