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27 Dec 2005The Amon Carter Museum will present an exhibition next month of more than 50 prints that illustrate the enduring...
27 Dec 2005Barry Halper, owner of one of the most extensive collections of baseball memorabilia and a limited partner...
27 Dec 2005Well known and highly respected, Peter W. Chapulis, 77, of Litchfield, Conn., died December 21 at St Francis...
27 Dec 2005Bear-hunting season in New Jersey was preceded by "antiques-hunting" season that opened at the December...
27 Dec 2005Thirteen phone bidders and one in the room chased the Martin Johnson Heade oil on canvas "Still Life...
23 Dec 2005Less than a year ago, the map division of the New York Public Library was a public disgrace but all that...
20 Dec 2005Nan Gurley produced a very fine antiques show at the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlborough, Mass.with...
20 Dec 2005A silver dealership here reported the theft of a James I silver gilt wine cup valued at $75,000 from...
20 Dec 2005For 31 consecutive years, the faithful members of the Pound Ridge Historical Society have gathered for their...
20 Dec 2005The sounds and smells of Christmas past pervade the Winterthur Museum and Country Estate this holiday...
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