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27 Aug 2025New England Auctions, the Branford, Conn.-based auction house co-owned by Fred and Kathryn Giampietro,...
27 Aug 2025MILFORD, N.H. — Granite State Antique Shows (GSAS) opened New Hampshire Antiques Week on Sunday, August...
27 Aug 2025DEERFIELD, N.H. — On Monday, August 4, the booths of more than 75 dealers filled three buildings and their...
27 Aug 2025NEW YORK CITY — A 1939 Baseball Hall of Fame induction program signed by all 11 living inductees present...
27 Aug 2025DALLAS — The only copy that ever will exist of an extraordinary card featuring NBA uniform logos and signatures...
27 Aug 2025DENVER, PENN. — On August 18-20, Morphy Auctions conducted the latest edition of their Soda Pop, Advertising...
27 Aug 2025STANSTED, MOUNTFITCHET, UK — A gold-filled Hampden Watch Company pocket watch bested bones and taxidermy...
27 Aug 2025There were many glistening results at auctions across the country this week, including a 20-carat diamond...
27 Aug 2025MANCHESTER, N.H. — The capstone of New Hampshire Antiques Week is always the New Hampshire Antiques...
27 Aug 2025MANCHESTER, N.H. — Some people wait in line for concert tickets or the latest limited edition collectible...
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