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17 Jun 2024CLARENCE, N.Y. — A 1954 Kaiser Darrin convertible Model 161 #96 sped past its high estimate to take...
17 Jun 2024DALLAS — An Apollo 11 lunar module flown piece of the Wright Flyer propeller, which came directly from...
17 Jun 2024DALLAS — Of the 320 lots offered June 4 in Heritage Auction’s Ethnographic Art: American Indian,...
17 Jun 2024BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — A circa 1942-45 Official American League baseball, signed by Babe Ruth and authenticated...
11 Jun 2024Old Masters were comparatively prominent in this week’s Across the Block column. First up was an Eighteenth...
11 Jun 2024PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — A vintage estate Cartier 14K gold diamond bangle bracelet from a New Jersey estate...
11 Jun 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — On June 2, Amero Auctions conducted its Sensational Summer sale with more than 400 lots,...
11 Jun 2024PIKE, N.H. — Since Josh Steenburgh and his father, Archie, started holding auctions decades ago, they...
11 Jun 2024WASHINGTON, DC — On May 23, Sloans & Kenyon conducted an auction featuring property from the lifelong...
11 Jun 2024GENESEO, N.Y. — After the gavel fell on the last of nearly 600 lots offered, of which more than 96 percent...
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