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15 Aug 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Charles Conlon was a fixture on the baseball fields of the early Twentieth Century....
15 Aug 2016MARLBOROUGH, MASS. You knew what sort of a day it would be at day one of Skinner’s two-day August 14–15...
15 Aug 2016SANTA FE, N.M. — A trio of beaded war shirts bested all others at Allard Auction’s August 12–14...
13 Aug 2016SANTA FE, N.M. – Allard Auctions August 12-14 Best of Santa Fe sale of American Indian and Western...
12 Aug 2016PLAINVILLE, CONN. — A bidding battle created great excitement at Winter Associates’ auction on July...
12 Aug 2016LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF. — The Laguna Art Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition of the work of Los Angeles...
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,...
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