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08 Aug 2016EAST DENNIS, MASS. — A Ralph E. Cahoon Jr seaside picnic scene of mermaids and a fisherman reading...
08 Aug 2016MILFORD, N.H. — Jack Donigian has been running antique shows in New Hampshire for more than...
05 Aug 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — A rare copy of Action Comics #1—featuring the first appearance of Superman and considered...
05 Aug 2016August 19-20 Sale Includes Hundreds Of American Tall, Banjo, Bracket & Mantel Clocks ROXBURY, CONN....
05 Aug 2016NEW YORK CITY — “Because of his overall inventiveness and curiosity, and also belief in humanity...
04 Aug 2016By Andrea Valluzzo BOSTON, MASS. — Owing to its part in the American Revolution, Boston has many historic...
04 Aug 2016By Laura Beach LANCASTER, PENN. — Much is known about the commercially manufactured weathervanes of A.L....
04 Aug 2016By Kate Eagen Johnson LOUISVILLE, KY. — “I worked on this for 30 years and now it has come to fruition....
03 Aug 2016BY W.A. DEMERS CLINTON, CONN. — An online and live auction scheduled for September 10–11 will disperse...
03 Aug 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — A one sheet poster for D.W. Griffith’s 1915, The Birth of a Nation—considered to be one of the most...
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