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January 4, 2005A one-of-a-kind Sandusky Tool Co. ebony and ivory, self-adjusting, center-wheel plow plane set a new world record.-
January 4, 2005After nearly a century, this "Holy Grail" of national bank notes made a record-breaking appearance in St. Louis.
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January 4, 2005Got the urge for the annual splurge in the Big Apple? We've got the scoop on all the events.
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January 4, 2005During his seven years as chief executive officer of A&L, Hosley contributed greatly to the growth and visibility of the society.
January 4, 2005Managed by Susie McMillan, this year's well-balanced show presented a wide range of antique furniture, paintings, silver, porcelain, prints and rugs.-
January 4, 2005The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College will feature more than 100 worls by key artists of the movement, all collected by Levy.
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January 4, 2005The sisters began their photographic odyssey in the1880s after progressive deafness cut short their vocations as teachers....
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January 4, 2005Most museum exhibitions emphasize masterpieces. This one highlights artworks that have bridged the evolution of art.
December 28, 2004Tales were told and rdf_Descriptions sold as renowned Ohio auctioneer Tom Porter offered his personal collection on his home turf.
December 28, 2004The Christie's sale totaled $24,561,420, and was 85 percent sold by both lot and value.-
December 28, 2004All eyes focused upon a rare mahogany Goddard block front chest in excellent condition.
December 28, 2004"This is the best-attended show all year."
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