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27 Feb 2017By Laura Beach WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Is there a Quaker aesthetic? It is tantalizing to think...
27 Feb 2017DALLAS, TEXAS —Batman #1 (DC, 1940), went far beyond its grade (CGC VG- 3.5) when it sold at $143,400...
27 Feb 2017The French have never been known to waste an opportunity to drink. So in 1846, when the French government...
27 Feb 2017LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — It took quite a bit of time and resources to cast a monumental bronze in the Eighteenth...
24 Feb 2017DALLAS, TEXAS – A high-grade but unrestored copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962), CGC VF+ 8.5,...
24 Feb 2017OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND — Strange Inheritance, Fox Business Network’s series that explores unusual stories...
24 Feb 2017Recent auction results from around the country, compiled by Antiques and The Arts Weekly Staff and Correspondents....
21 Feb 2017Whalers of yore relied on many things to bring home the oil: thousands of years of nautical exploration...
21 Feb 2017Review and Photos by Rick Russack HAMPTON, N.H. — On February 4, Harvey Webber, a third-generation...
21 Feb 2017NASHVILLE, TENN. – Irving Penn (1917-2009), known for his fashion, portrait and still life images...
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