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11 Aug 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. – Over 60 dealers from the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association found a hot zone...
11 Aug 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — With over 60 booths, Antiques in Manchester delighted visitors on its August 10 opening...
10 Aug 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — Midweek In Manchester kicked off on August 10 to a crowd of hungry antiques collectors...
10 Aug 2016ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA—Two early American pennies, among the first struck by the U.S. Mint in 1792,...
10 Aug 2016J.L. Bell maintains the Boston 1775 blog about the American Revolution (www.boston1775.net). He is also...
09 Aug 2016CONCORD, N.H. — Sporting a new look and location, Americana Celebration came to life on Tuesday, August...
09 Aug 2016NANTUCKET, MASS. — The 28-carat natural, non-heated, Ceylon pink sapphire ring saw a blistering bidding...
09 Aug 2016By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Karen and Ralph DiSaia and Diana Bittel will return as managers...
08 Aug 2016LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Watch Mike Ingham, Directors of Rago’s Unreserved Auction, as he highlights...
08 Aug 2016By Greg Smith With tremendous quality, vibrant colors and painstaking effort put into each and every...
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