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24 May 2022WILLOW, N.Y. — James Cox Gallery at Woodstock conducted another of its popular online-only auctions...
24 May 2022VINELAND, N.J. — A pristine/near mint condition gauge 1 Marklin red cab locomotive and tender that...
24 May 2022PITTSFIELD, MASS. — The lights are still on for Tiffany lamps’ continuing popularity, taking center...
24 May 2022GRASBRUNN, GERMANY — Hermann Historica conducted a marathon of sales May 16 through May 20, with objects...
24 May 2022ASHEVILLE, N.C. — An early Creole portrait historically known as Marie Laveau, signed and dated “G....
24 May 2022DALLAS — It was a day at the fair for collectors at Heritage’s Disneyland: The Auction Signature®...
18 May 2022BRIMFIELD, MASS. — Generally, it’s the Devil who gets blamed for stealing souls, but someone apparently...
17 May 2022Review by Marty Steiner, Photos Courtesy Slotin Auctions BUFORD, GA. – For nearly three decades,...
17 May 2022Review and Photos by Z.G. Burnett SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. – The third “Threadbare” Show...
17 May 2022Review & Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy RSL Auction WHITEHOUSE STATION,...
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