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Article Archives
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06 Jun 2006The Historic East Berlin Antiques Show kicked off May 18 with an inviting preview party and then saw approximately...
06 Jun 2006"We gave them a great deal, and people seemed to like it," Jim Burk said of his joint venture with Barry...
06 Jun 2006"Our customers liked it, and our dealers liked it, the idea of one show under one roof and just one admission...
06 Jun 2006The Sturbridge Book & Ephemera Fair debuted at the Host Hotel and Conference Center on May 12-13 to take...
06 Jun 2006Start with a good idea, add hard work, dedication and some good luck and you have Linda Zukas' 45th Vintage...
06 Jun 2006Dana G. Putnam, 65, died Wednesday, May 17, in Heywood Hospital, Gardner, Mass. He was a well-known auctioneer,...
06 Jun 2006The Russian Kremlin evokes many mental images, but for Western minds, the ornately decorated silver flagons,...
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