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11 Dec 2017DALLAS — Two revolvers owned by Texas Ranger Col. John Coffee “Jack” Hays sold for a combined...
11 Dec 2017TORONTO, CANADA – On December 6, Waddington’s featured nearly 100 lots of Martin Brothers Pottery...
11 Dec 2017DENVER, PENN. — An original Sweetheart Gum Co. display case with rear slots for stock and gum sticks...
11 Dec 2017BOONTON, N.J. — Sleepers woke up to the racket of bidding at Millea Bros. Dec. 7-9 sale, as a 6 ¾-inch...
08 Dec 2017NEW YORK CITY (AP) — A Leonardo da Vinci painting of Christ that sold in New York for a record $450...
08 Dec 2017NEW YORK CITY — Maps were so plentiful at Swann Galleries’ December 5 auction of Maps & Atlases,...
07 Dec 2017VENTURA, CALIF. (AP) — A dramatic new wildfire erupted in Los Angeles early on December 6 as firefighters...
05 Dec 2017LONDON — “As a gilder in the frame department, I come in contact with gold on a daily basis,”...
05 Dec 2017In 1890, it was at New York’s Auburn Prison that the very first execution by electric chair was carried...
05 Dec 2017By Laura Beach NEWTOWN, CONN. — Antiques and The Arts Weekly is delighted to welcome Madelia Hickman...
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