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13 Jan 2025BEACON, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Auctioneers kicked off 2025 with its 42nd Annual New Year’s Day Sale,...
13 Jan 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Marvel Comics’ Incredible Hulk #181 talked some smack at Landry Pop Auctions’...
13 Jan 2025NEW YORK CITY — Swann Auction Galleries’ December 12 illustration art auction offered an array of iconic...
13 Jan 2025WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — On January 4, Milestone Auction offered 481 lots of Buddy L pressed steel toy trucks...
13 Jan 2025DENVER, PENN. — Morphy’s December 17-19 Fine & Decorative Arts Auction made the holiday season merry...
13 Jan 2025AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis Auctioneers chose to sell 950 lots over three days, January 3-5. There...
13 Jan 2025LONE JACK, MO. — Soulis Auctions’ Year End Wrap-Up auction on December 27 offered 204 lots of art,...
13 Jan 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — Edwin “Ed” Nadeau, Jr, has been conducting a sale on New Year’s Day for long...
13 Jan 2025Ivan Briggs is PBA Galleries’ director of comics, fine pens and watches in Berkeley, Calif. Like his professional...
13 Jan 2025BROCKTON, MASS. — Few pieces of jewelry and objects designed for personal adornment have as much of a murky,...
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