. >> so this happened in newburyport, massachusetts, two babe ruth moorehouse bakery cards from 1916e revealed at a yard sale last month, one of them in very good condition. at the time. it was estimated to be worth at least a half $1 million. >> well, they sold that card at auction and they got $812,724. so it was just sitting a little lower than i would have expected. >> i just can't believe this. yeah. >> didn't the guy pay like 10 million for a banana taped to a wall? >> that's miami for you. art basel and jason kelce got himself into a minor traffic accident this happened in philly. >> the retired nfl star was racing a helmet shaped golf cart. there he is in front of the famed rocky steps when he appeared to lose control and it toppled onto its side. >> fly eagles fly. witnesses say nobody was hurt. that's why we can have some fun at this. no doubt we'll hear all about it. on his next new heights podcast. i don't know, you know his brother travis? yes. they have a podcast together. >> oh, right. right. didn't they just sell it for a bunch of money? >> i think so too. >> but i ca

so it looks probably like what duffield was maintaining it ticked in the tower of a church in newburyport. a friend bought this at auction allowed me to take some pictures it in his garage. the later tower of the state house clock held the next clock made and installed in 1828. by isaiah lukens, who probably duffield knew earlier about 20 years ago that movement were discovered like this in germantown. it was restored and returned to the national park in 2008 by clockmaker john spencer, who you see here. but it was only for display and was not reinstalled in the tower today. a stalwart replacement still ticks made for the 1876 centennial by the seth thomas factory in connecticut. so edward stretches public clock for 13 years until passing the job to his more famous philadelphia colleague david rittenhouse. another recent fenimore home in book focuses on this famous philadel finn. and as you can see, this was probably not only a prominent, prestigious position, but everybody in the whole city would know if you messed up because that was the clock they were looking at and listening. so ther

so i was giving a talk up in newburyport, massachusetts, and there was a woman sitting in the front row right before i began my talk, and she was with the friends of plum island lighthouse, and she said, do you talk about plum island lighthouse in your book? and i said, no. and then she said, well, i'm not going to buy your book then. so i said, okay. and i had to explain to her that there's, you know, you have to pick and choose. i had the same problem with my first trade book. you know, i didn't include favorite mountain man or my whaling boy did i get grief. i only have a page and a half and my whaling book about new london and only a page about sag harbor and i spoke in both places and they have a very proud whaling history. their entire books written about whaling from both of those ports. but i had to tell the story i wanted to sell and i don't want to even broach the topic of what they the grief gave me in cold spring harbor. i actually got an email about it the other day. i have three sentences in my book about cold spring harbor, which sent out a bunch of whale ships and a woma