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Article Archives
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20 Jul 2021COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – Baseball history was made on May 14,1967, when the New York Yankees’...
20 Jul 2021LONDON – A temporary export bar has been placed on volumes I and II of Gould’s Original Drawings,...
20 Jul 2021IPSWICH, MASS. – John Fiske, 81, passed away on July 12, 2021, following complications from heart...
20 Jul 2021WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – When George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United...
20 Jul 2021TUSTIN, CALIF. – A Florida doctor’s collection of sports cards and memorabilia fetched a total...
20 Jul 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy State Line Auctions CANAAN, CONN. – State Line Auctions organized...
20 Jul 2021LONDON – Thomas Del Mar and Olympia Auctions set a new world record for a Renaissance helmet when...
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