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20 Nov 2018When US President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865, one of the first people to reach...
20 Nov 2018DALLAS — Heritage Auctions announced that the Belgium-based Boon Foundation for Narrative Graphic Arts...
20 Nov 2018PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Freeman’s November 14 sale of American furniture, folk and decorative arts...
20 Nov 2018By Kristin Nord SALEM, MASS. – What do garments, accoutrements and the objects we surround ourselves...
20 Nov 2018NORTHWOOD, N.H. — On Sunday, November 18, Laura Beach received an email from Steve Powers, representing...
20 Nov 2018Like many of the folkloric pioneer heroes that ventured out into the Wild West, many of the stories that...
20 Nov 2018Photos and Review by Rick Russack THOMASTON, MAINE – More than 2,000 lots were offered at the Thomaston...
20 Nov 2018While the intentions presented by Nineteenth Century French poet Charles Baudelaire’s suicide note...
20 Nov 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack BOSTON – Skinner had a busy few days with the Marvill...
20 Nov 2018Review and Photos by Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY – We saw glimmers of it throughout the Twentieth...
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