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Article Archives
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02 Aug 2005The top lot of the marine auction was an unassuming lot of nine books on Arctic exploration, which sold...
02 Aug 2005The Nantucket Historical Association's (NHA) Whaling Museum has reopened with augmented collections and exhibition...
02 Aug 2005An assortment of early American gems were auctioned by Paul Gorzocoski of Northfield Auction to a standing-room-only...
02 Aug 2005Christie's sale of antiquities was led by the Schuster "Stargazer," which is one of the finest preserved...
02 Aug 2005The Beatles' "All You Need Is Love' lyrics manuscript smashed the sales record for Beatles' manuscripts...
02 Aug 2005Customers are now finding the show as a regular feature of their vacationing on the Mid-Coast.
02 Aug 2005Four decoys eclipsed the $100,000 mark at Guyette and Schmidt's North American Decoys at Auction sale....
02 Aug 2005Irene V. Tighe, formerly of Leonia, N.J., and Pompano Beach, Fla., died July 28.
02 Aug 2005The work of several early photographers is featured through October 3.
02 Aug 2005The San Diego Museum of Art is presenting a fanciful selection of Wedgwood's Fairyland lusterware through...
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