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23 Apr 2019Review and Photos by Tania Kirkman WHEELING, W.Va. – Steeped in quality, the Oglebay Institute’s...
23 Apr 2019By Karla Klein Albertson RICHMOND, Va. – Interpreting art can be a dangerous pursuit. A Nineteenth...
23 Apr 2019The Nineteenth Amendment that granted women the right to vote will celebrate its 100th birthday in 2020....
23 Apr 2019In this week’s “Across The Block,” a rare log cabin remedy bottle sold with a high bid of $1,624...
23 Apr 2019The Colt .44 “Millikin Dragoon” percussion revolver was made within a series of firearms given by the Colt...
23 Apr 2019Review by Rick Russack / Photos Courtesy of Flying Pig Antiques WESTMORELAND, N.H. – As intended,...
23 Apr 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA.- Don Scott was enjoying his April 9-12 Scott Antique...
23 Apr 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Jackie Sideli EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s Auction Gallery’s...
23 Apr 2019STURBRIDGE, MASS. — A pair of Eighteenth Century chairs attributed to Portsmouth, N.H., chairmaker...
23 Apr 2019DALLAS — A flurry of bids from nearly two dozen collectors boosted a 1915 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb No. 30 PSA Mint...
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