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22 Apr 2025CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — When auctioneer Carl Nordblom was picking up items for CRN’s April 6 Annual Spring...
22 Apr 2025SCARBOROUGH, MAINE — “This is a very special show for me.” We were chatting with Rachel Gurley...
22 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — Despite slate-gray skies, people began to line up at the Church of St Vincent Ferrer...
22 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — Despite the cool temperatures as of late, the weather in New York City on April 3 was calm,...
21 Apr 2025You may know Sam Barsky from his viral Instagram posts showcasing his pictorial knit sweaters. In February,...
21 Apr 2025PHILADELPHIA — Flags tell all kinds of stories, from the colors and materials flag makers chose to the symbols,...
21 Apr 2025DETROIT — In a two-day auction, April 17-18, DuMouchelles offered nearly 660 lots of luxury watches,...
21 Apr 2025BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auction hosted the first round of a large deaccession of vintage couture,...
21 Apr 2025COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction kicked off Easter weekend celebrations with two sales: April 18’s Garden...
21 Apr 2025WINCHESTER, VA. — On April 19, Early American History Auctions conducted a 218-lot sale of rare historic...
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