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01 Aug 2023The auction industry is rife with examples of the oldest or most rare this or that. So it’s a refreshing...
01 Aug 2023CATSKILL, N.Y. & NEW BRITAIN, CONN. — Consciously or not, when we think of the so-called Hudson River...
31 Jul 2023COPAKE, N.Y. – Copake Auction’s July 29 estate sale offered up more than 800 estate-fresh lots, including...
31 Jul 2023SOUTHAMPTON, PENN. — The Mid-Summer Decorative Arts Auction at Stephenson’s Auction on July 28 was as described...
31 Jul 2023AMESBURY, MASS — John McInnis’ July 29 auction started off with a collection of weathervanes, but a 1982...
31 Jul 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro’s New England Auctions’ July 25 Americana Discovery auction was more...
31 Jul 2023DALLAS — The original John Berkey final poster artwork for The Towering Inferno (1974) sold for $350,000...
31 Jul 2023LITCHFIELD, CONN. — On July 25, Litchfield Auctions conducted its final installment of Seymour Stein’s...
31 Jul 2023YORK, PENN. — There was a lot of red meat for comics collectors at Hake’s July 25-26 auction, which...
31 Jul 2023NEW YORK CITY — On Tuesday, July 25, Sotheby’s sold Tupac Shakur’s gold, ruby and diamond crown...
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