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On The Block *NEW*
Professionaly produced television show featuring highlights of the 13th annual auction, historical footage and interviews with Mike Fallon ( 4 part streaming flash video series) - ENTER >>
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Speak Up Magazine - July 2007
Italian to English Magazine and Audiozine featuring an interview with Michael Fallon.
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Bicycling Magazine - July 2007
6 Page article featuring Copake Auction, brief history of the auction and a photo spread of happy customers with their new items from the 2005 auction.
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"Considered the most important bicycle sale in the country and the longest running event of it's type, this auction has helped put the little town of Copake in Southern Columbia County on the map."
-Albany Times Union |
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"People come from as far away as the Netherlands and Australia to attend the specialized flea market and auction, the only regular series of it's kind in the United States."
-Antique Week |
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"...scores of collectors and enthusiasts from as far away as London and New Mexico are expected to converge on Fallon's old red barn to bid on bikes, trade stories, and cut behind-the-scenes deals."
-Arts & Antiques |
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"Riveting auctioneers, semi-frantic bidders, marvelous flotsam...an upstate auction is controlled chaos-and pure heaven."
-New York Magazine |
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"Once a year Fallon stages the premier auction of antique and classic bicycles and bicycle paraphernalia in the United States- an auction that draws bids and bidders from around the globe."
-Berkshire Magazine |
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"The appeal of old bikes clearly transcends age, education, or continent. In Copake, a local car mechanic, a New Jersey business executive, and a Japanese student were among those tentatively raising their index-card paddles to signal bids."
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