Travis Landry
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Landry Pop Auctions
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1962 - 1967 Marvel Silver Age Comics Collection
Biography
Travis Landry is an auctioneer and pop culture expert and recently founded Landry Pop Auctions in partnership with Rago/Wright. Despite his young age, Travis brings a wealth of experience to the auction industry, which he entered at just 12 years old. He has a fiery passion for comics, trading cards, toys, video games, and all things cool and collectible. His love for Hasbro Transformers, his first collectible passion, sparked his career. At 13, Travis took a $700 loan from his parents to buy a Transformers collection, which he successfully flipped for a profit while keeping a prized 1984 Mirage figure that he proudly displays in his home.
Prior to his appearances on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, Travis was a recurring cast member on the Travel Channel’s Toy Hunter (2012–2014). He is also a frequent guest and panelist at comic and toy conventions nationwide. In 2016, he contributed to Mark Bellomo’s The Ultimate Guide to Vintage Transformers Action Figures by providing valuation expertise.
Travis lives in Uxbridge, Massachusetts, with his wife, son, two cats, a dog, and a turtle named Tommy. Outside of work, he shares a passion for collector cars and automobilia with his father and brother, constantly on the lookout for exciting new barn finds.
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