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18 Oct 2022BATH, MAINE - The Bath show began more than 40 years ago and has seen several managers and locations...
18 Oct 2022PLAINVILLE, CONN. - An offering of Connecticut estate material was presented in a live auction by Winter...
18 Oct 2022CRUMPTON, MD. - For collectors or dealers who like the thrill of discovery, check out Dixon's Crumpton...
18 Oct 2022Dr Katherine A. Hermes is the director of "Uncovering Their History: African, African American and Native...
18 Oct 2022ANDOVER, N.H. — Linda McLaughlin Tate passed away on September 29 at her home in Andover. She was born...
18 Oct 2022DEEP RIVER, CONN. — Jonathan Shaw Rickard passed away on October 15 at his home in Deep River, Conn....
18 Oct 2022WASHINGTON DC - Museumgoers might be forgiven for thinking they have seen just about all there is to see of John...
18 Oct 2022DETROIT, MICH. – After three days of sales, October 12-14, two sculptures, one classic and the other...
18 Oct 2022ANNAPOLIS, MD. — On October 15, Theriault’s hosted The Golden Age of Ningyo, Japanese Dolls From...
18 Oct 2022COPAKE, N.Y. — A number of in-house bicycle collectors paddled like mad to win a White Cycle Co Bronco-style...
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