Robb Report Collection August 2015

The American game culture is almost as old as the country itself…

After decades assembling one of the foremost collections of contemporary art, Eli and Edythe Broad open a landmark Los Angeles museum…

How baseball became the star player of the sports memorabilia game.  Brian seigel owns roughly 40 game-used baseball bats from major-league players and displays them in a 1,200-square-foot shrine to America’s pastime at his home in Southern California. When he shows the bats to visitors, they are often apprehensive about touching them, and it is easy […]

How an Internet entrepreneur assembled a world-beating collection of arcade games.  Greg McLemore parks his dark blue Tesla Model S outside an unmarked office building on a quiet street in Pasadena, Calif. The 47-year-old Internet entrepreneur is about to close escrow on the space, and he fiddles with his key in the front door lock and […]

Some of the rarest pieces in Greg McLemore’s collection are also the commercial flops: game prototypes that demonstrate leaps in innovation but were never put into production…

Shell refueled Logano’s career, so to speak, and the the connection between this driver and his sponsor is more important than most…