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28 Jun 2011When antiques show promoter Marvin Getman thought about moving the date of his six-year-old Elm Bank...
28 Jun 2011The Billy the Kidd tintype, said to be the only authenticated image taken of the outlaw gunslinger, and nearly...
28 Jun 2011Most any old object provokes questions: What is it? Who made it? When and why? What is it made...
21 Jun 2011Peter R. Moses, 62, died June 15 at Crouse Hospital after a brief illness. His loving family...
17 Jun 2011Kristin L. Spangenberg is quick to say she is an art historian not a circus historian, but after...
17 Jun 2011A recent discovery yielded a selection of rare toys and advertising items that were sold at James...
17 Jun 2011Shaker material drew collectors and dealers to the Willis Henry Shaker auction on May 29 where...
17 Jun 2011The New Britain Museum of American Art will present ⁔he Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years...
17 Jun 2011The summer exhibition at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, "A Taste for the Modern:...
17 Jun 2011Master gardeners will tell you that in order to establish a viable, living thing ý＠be it plant,...
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