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Article Archives
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28 Oct 2008Shelby Antiques Show edition on October 1‴ at Harmony Hall, followed the same pattern it has had for 25 years...
28 Oct 2008The Marburger Farm Antiques Show was created as a tailgate to other activities in Round Top and adjoining...
28 Oct 2008For just one week twice each year this tiny Texas town population swells from 77 to tens of thousands...
28 Oct 2008Rifle Hall Antiques Show, the first of all the antiques event in this small Texas village to debut in 1968,...
28 Oct 2008From an ancient Roman snake bracelet to a ceremonial Chinese headdress to a Tiffany & Co. glittering...
28 Oct 2008A dozen auction record prices were achieved for works of American art at Swann Galleries†September...
28 Oct 2008⁔he good news is that we have the goods,†stated Gene Shannon 24 hours prior to the start of Shannon...
28 Oct 2008Pook & Pook played to a full house on Friday and Saturday, October 24 and 25, selling the Americana...
28 Oct 2008The once-thriving communities of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae, buried by a mammoth volcano eruption...
28 Oct 2008The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art at St Petersburg College will host an exhibition of 70 color woodblock...
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