1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4

The easiest way to describe the Ferrari 275 GTB/4 is this — the greatest grand tourer to ever leave Maranello. As solid an investment as any financial instrument, the 275 continues to be one of the most desirable cars on the planet, and this 1967 275 GTB/4 is among the best of the best. The car left the factory in Light Red over Beige leather and has a provenance documented since new — hence the coveted Ferrari Classiche certification and Red Book. During the second owner's 42-year ownership, the car was repainted black, and received green leather upholstery in 2020 by the current owner. With a current bid of over $1.5 million, this 275 looks to bring a top hammer price.

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Private White V.C. Ventile Mac 3.0

Classic English designs never go out of fashion, and the Private White V.C. Ventile Mac is the perfect way to face winter weather in style. The Mac 3.0 is crafted from lightweight cotton with a concealed front zip and press stud placket. Sideslip pockets and a single back vent make the Mac as practical as it is timeless.

Persol Titanium Aviator Sunglasses

Persol is known for its Italian-made acetate frames. For the PO5003ST aviators, the brand breaks its tradition and borrows from another heritage. The classic silhouette is forged in Japan by local masters using titanium to deliver light yet durable sunglasses. Available in two variations, the matte black option features grey gradient crystal lenses while the brushed navy comes with polarized light blue lenses. Both are finished with the brand's signature arrows at the temple.

Scrabble Vintage Wall Edition

This is Scrabble like you've never seen it. Measuring 24"x30", this massive wall-mount Scrabble board features a dry-erase board for keeping score or jotting down notes and lists. The 100 oversized wooden Scrabble tiles are magnetic, and up to four players can participate with metal tile racks. A pouch keeps the tiles together, with hooks keeping everything together.

Opinel No. 10 Corkscrew Knife

The design of Opinel's folding knives hasn't changed much since Joseph Opinel's 1890 original, and that remains with the No. 10 Corkscrew Knife. As the name suggests, it's designed for bar/picnic use, with a folding 3.92-inch stainless steel blade, a 5-turn steel corkscrew hidden on the backside of the beech wood handle, and a patented bottle opener located on the end for accessing cork-less beverages.

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