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05 Aug 2024ESSEX, UK — More than a dozen letters and cards from Diana Princess of Wales to her family’s former...
05 Aug 2024HUDSON, NEW YORK — Stair Galleries closed out July and entered August with two days of back-to-back...
05 Aug 2024YORK, PENN. — Prized Golden Age comics always lure collectors to Hake’s auctions, and the firm’s...
05 Aug 2024LEXINGTON, KY. — On July 31, Antique American Clocks conducted its July 2024 auction, offering a vast...
05 Aug 2024NANTUCKET, MASS. — On August 3 and 4, Rafael Osona Auctions conducted a two-day sale, offering over...
05 Aug 2024CINCINNATI, OHIO — On August 1, Freeman’s | Hindman presented 226 lots in its third installment of auctions...
05 Aug 2024NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Bodnar’s July 31 sale pleased comic collectors, while its August 1 auction...
31 Jul 2024RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Barn Star Productions and Frank Gaglio regretfully announce the cancellation of the fall...
30 Jul 2024One-of-a-kind items were among auction highlights this week. Of these, a Star Wars Y-Wing model that...
30 Jul 2024ALAMEDA, CALIF. — In total, 635 lots crossed the block in Michaan’s Auctions’ July Gallery Auction...
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