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12 May 2009Reportedly when William Penn designed an urban plan for Philadelphia, he envisioned a city within a vast...
12 May 2009Seventy-five years ago, Americans were beset by an economic crisis that may seem all too familiar today....
12 May 2009There are motorcycle shows, and then there is Oley. Formally known as the Perkiomen National Meet and Motorcycle...
12 May 2009Mainland Chinese dealers converged on the sleepy town of Dedham in pursuit of a group of Chinese jades...
12 May 2009Stanton Auctions†spring sale was filled with well-known names such as Frederick S. Church, Tiffany,...
12 May 2009⁉ feeling pretty optimistic, †commented fine art auctioneer Gene Shapiro going into his April...
12 May 2009The highlight of Tim auction schedule for the past 17 years has been the annual Cabin Fever Auction,...
12 May 2009On view through August 2, the Speed Art Museum presents ⁅nglish Silver from the Age of Matthew Boulton,...
12 May 2009The second weekend of each month year round, Scott Antique Market comes alive with more than 2,400 dealers...
12 May 2009⁔he Extravaganza at Kutztown is the place to Buy, Sell, Trade Antiques and Collectibles, †touts...
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