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Article Archives
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14 Jan 2020KISSIMMEE, FLA. (AP) – The Highland Green 1968 Ford Mustang GT featured in the film Bullitt was sold...
14 Jan 2020SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. – At Theriault’s 50th Anniversary doll auction on January 11, featuring...
14 Jan 2020ESSEX, VT. (AP) – A Vermont police department is asking for help from the public in recovering...
14 Jan 2020DULUTH, MINN. – A Harry Chase (1853-1889) oil on board depicting a ship on stormy waters has made...
14 Jan 2020By Greg Smith BOSTON – Jotted across the catalog cover for Sotheby’s January 25 single-owner...
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14 Jan 2020By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA – A standing-room-only crowd gathered at Sotheby’s on January...
14 Jan 2020Holiday entertainment and good old-fashioned commerce joined forces once again inside auction halls around...
14 Jan 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack PLAINFIELD, N.H. – Bill Smith’s auctions have consistently...
14 Jan 2020The December 3, 2019, discovery of skeletal remains beneath an Eighteenth Century home in Ridgefield,...
14 Jan 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring WINDSOR, CONN. – Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s...
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