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28 Jun 2011In cooperation with the Roosevelt National Historic Site, operated by the National Park Service,...
28 Jun 2011The most significant highlight of Julien Auctions music memorabilia sale on June 25 and 26 was Michael...
28 Jun 2011A bronze statue valued at $11,000 was reported stolen from a private residence sometime between...
28 Jun 2011Hot, hotter and hottest: an Eighteenth Century carved bamboo brush pot brought a record $539,500...
28 Jun 2011Seven years ago, five couples got together and formed Oley Valley Antique Enterprises, and antiques...
28 Jun 2011Thomas N. Armstrong III, former director of the Whitney Museum of American Art and chairman of The Garden...
28 Jun 2011One of the world best private collections of Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish paintings,...
28 Jun 2011When antiques show promoter Marvin Getman thought about moving the date of his six-year-old Elm Bank...
28 Jun 2011The Billy the Kidd tintype, said to be the only authenticated image taken of the outlaw gunslinger, and nearly...
28 Jun 2011Most any old object provokes questions: What is it? Who made it? When and why? What is it made...
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