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25 Aug 2025STANSTED, MOUNTFITCHET, UK — A gold-filled Hampden Watch Company pocket watch bested bones and taxidermy...
25 Aug 2025DENVER, PENN. — On August 18-20, Morphy Auctions conducted the latest edition of their Soda Pop, Advertising...
25 Aug 2025DALLAS — The only copy that ever will exist of an extraordinary card featuring NBA uniform logos and signatures...
25 Aug 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — The collection of Shaker basket scholar Martha Wetherbee came under the gavel on August...
25 Aug 2025VINELAND, N.J. — Automobilia from the collections of David Bausch of Allentown, Penn., and Steno Tonelli...
19 Aug 2025Objects made of metal made a strong showing in recent auctions, from an antique Pennsylvania coffee grinder...
19 Aug 2025LOS ANGELES — July 19 saw 730 lots cross the block in Clars Auctions’ The Warehouse Auction. The sale...
19 Aug 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.H. — Withington Auction captured the heart of every inner child with its Summer 2025...
19 Aug 2025CLARENCE, N.Y. — Schultz Auctioneers started off the month of August strong, with a three-day sale...
19 Aug 2025DALLAS — August 8 saw 389 lots cross the block in Heritage’s Historical Manuscripts Including Texana...
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