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The Yellow Springs Show ; Maine Antique Digest, February 2002	Lita Solis-Cohen	See More
Berry-Hill Galleries: Bankruptcy's Tentacles Spread: Maine Antique Digest, February2006	David Hewett	See More
: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Jeanne Schinto	See More
: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Karl H. Pass	See More
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: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Lita Solis-Cohen	See More
Table of Contents, February 2006, Maine Antique Digest		See More
: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Don Johnson	See More
Wealthy Collector with Wall Space Needed for 22' x 376' Battle of GettysburgPainting: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Robert Kyle	See More
: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Karl H. Pass	See More
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: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Jackie Sideli Several times a year, Robert Eldred hosts a two-day Americana auction. There is always a good selection of Sandwich glass, period prints, country furniture, and paintings. Often there are toys.	See More
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: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Robert Kyle Bull Run Auction, Inc. in Manassas, Virginia, the successor to the business and real estate occupied by Laws Auction & Antiques for a half-century, has closed while it regroups.	See More
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: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	David Hewett The man who tried to carry off one of the more brazen fakes of top-end American antique furniture known died in December 2005. He died in Saco, Maine, and for two weeks his body lay unclaimed at	See More
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: Maine Antique Digest, February 2006	Lita Solis-Cohen An 18th-century wrought-iron door escutcheon in the form of an Indian head with a feathered headdress, 8Â¼" long, from the collection of James and Sally Sorber, estimated at $5000/7000, sold	See More
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