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02 Jul 2019By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – When a mystery loses its mystery, when something we have...
02 Jul 2019AUSTERLITZ, N.Y. – Known by many as the “Mayor of Austerlitz,” Robert Herron died on June...
02 Jul 2019SAN FRANCISCO – The June 25-26 sales of Asian works of art and Asian decorative art at Bonhams...
02 Jul 2019On June 12 at Oxford University, Ai-Da, the world’s first ultra-realistic artificial intelligence...
02 Jul 2019“It wasn’t that long ago that this was a $25,000 figure,” said Alex Winter, president at Hake’s...
02 Jul 2019Collectors of pop culture have been industrious as comics — even ungraded copies — continue to climb...
02 Jul 2019Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. –...
02 Jul 2019DENVER, PENN. – An 1864 Civil War flag that was carried into battle by Pennsylvania’s 127th...
02 Jul 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Swann Auction Galleries NEW YORK...
02 Jul 2019LONDON — A newly discovered warder attributed to the Lewis Chessmen workshop sold July 2 at Sotheby’s...
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