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02 Aug 2022The son of a senior army officer and diplomat, Steven Burke grew up around the world, “long happily...
02 Aug 2022By Karla Klein Albertson MEMPHIS, TENN. – When you analyze it, everyone knows more about the history...
02 Aug 2022RENO, NEV. — Holabird Western Auctions’ Wild West Auction July 21-24 wrangled nearly 2,450 lots of everything...
02 Aug 2022KIRKWOOD, N.Y. — McMurray Antiques & Auctions’ annual sale — #78 — of patent medicines, pills,...
02 Aug 2022PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — On July 30, a diamond cocktail ring set in platinum brought $10,800 at the first...
02 Aug 2022DALLAS — James Otto Lewis’ The Aboriginal Port Folio, one of only three known copies complete with...
02 Aug 2022WESTHAMPTON BEACH, N.Y. — On July 28, Capsule Auctions conducted the onsite sale of the Collection...
02 Aug 2022THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Light’s July 29 themed specialty auction focused on Native Art of the Americas,...
02 Aug 2022ST MICHAELS, MD. — On July 29 and 30, Guyette and Deeter presented a strong decoy sale that also included...
02 Aug 2022YORK, PENN. — Part of the trifecta of action-figure royalty in Hake’s July 26-27 Pop memorabilia...
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