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03 Jul 2007A 150-year-old Bible that is believed to have once belonged to Charles Goodyear, the Naugatuck inventor...
03 Jul 2007Some may still perceive the Antiques In The Valley show, now in only its third year, as a fledgling event;...
03 Jul 2007Joel M. Woldman, 69, a recognized expert on American antiques, and a retired US foreign policy specialist...
03 Jul 2007George Washington, the 65-inch-tall folk art figure who was the star lot at the Backofen auction on June...
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