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04 Aug 2020LONE JACK, MO.— The World War II collection of author and retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Jack Angolia...
04 Aug 2020AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis auctioneers brought to public auction the estate of Dorothy Haughton...
04 Aug 2020DALLAS — A 1986 complete set (132 + 11) of Fleer basketball cards and stickers (all graded PSA Gem Mint...
04 Aug 2020WATERLOO, IOWA — Popping to the front of nearly 2,500 lots offered in a marathon of four days of sales...
04 Aug 2020WILLISTON, VT. — It was early American and country at Merrill’s Auction on August 1, and, fittingly,...
04 Aug 2020CHEVY CHASE, MD. — A vibrant yellow-toned composition depicting a woman and man with vase of flowers...
04 Aug 2020By Karla Klein Albertson DOYLESTOWN, PENN. — The Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle are operated by the Bucks...
04 Aug 2020MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — The World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, also known as the Chicago World’s...
04 Aug 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A Federal desk and bookcase originally owned by Benjamin Leigh (1761-1830) of Augusta,...
04 Aug 2020EAST DENNIS, MASS. — A William Fitz tall case clock, circa 1795, stood head and shoulders above several...
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