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14 Mar 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Freedom Auction Company set sail on March 12 with more than 500 lots from the inventory...
13 Mar 2023Projected to begin construction in 2025, the new facility of the Jim Crow Museum as conceptualized by Neumann/Smith...
07 Mar 2023THOMASTON, MAINE - With a sale offering a diverse selection of items ranging from the Seventeenth Century...
07 Mar 2023HINGHAM, MASS. - Steve O'Brien Jr and his team at Copley Fine Art Auctions put together a solid collection...
07 Mar 2023PLAINFIELD, N.H. - Top price for a piece of Massachusetts furniture: $42,000. Top price for a piece of New Hampshire...
07 Mar 2023Big names crossed the block this past week, including David of the French Revolution and the revolutionary...
07 Mar 2023HARRISBURG, PENN. - The photograph of the Wright Flyer from 1903 and fabric segment offered at Cordier...
07 Mar 2023DALLAS - If the objects presented at Heritage Auctions' Americana & Political Signature sale on February...
07 Mar 2023DALLAS - Good things came in pairs at Heritage Auction's Curated Home sale on February 24, with the majority...
07 Mar 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. - Earning nearly $100,000, Bonhams Skinner offered "American History in Wood: The Levine...
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