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Gun Trek: The Next Generation
by Mark Sisco

Poulin Antiques and Auctions Inc., Fairfield, Maine Photos courtesy Poulin Antiques and Auctions Inc. After James Julia sold his business, the gavel lay dormant at the Julia auction facility in Fairfield, Maine. But not for long. Poulin Antiques and Auctions Inc., begun over 30 years ago by Steve and Jeannine Poulin, ... (Read More)

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Contents of the Stephen Daniels House
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Kaminski Auctions, Beverly, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Kaminski Auctions. All prices include the buyer's premium. The Stephen Daniels house, built in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1667, and modified over the centuries, was the source of antiques featured in the first day of Kaminski Auctions' two-day sale held March 30 and 31 in the Beverly, ... (Read More)

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Big Cupboard and Door Latch Combine for Over Twenty Grand
by Mark Sisco

Hap Moore, York, Maine At Hap Moore's March 30 auction in York, Maine, a large red cupboard was expected to do very well, and it didn't disappoint. But it was a 16" iron door latch that rose from obscurity to finish near the top. The star of the show was a New ... (Read More)

(Issue Story)

Letter from London, April 2019
by Ian McKay,

One Last Look at the Old Year and Old Masters Illustrated and/or featured here, though in some instances only briefly identified, is a selection of some of the old masters that caught my eye in end-of-season picture sales in London. I started out with rather more, but in order to wrap ... (Read More)

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Green Book Sets Record at Printed and Manuscript African Americana Sale
by Jeanne Schinto

Swann Galleries, New York City Photos courtesy Swann Galleries Swann Galleries sold a copy of a 1958 edition of The Negro Travelers' Green Book for $27,500 (including buyer's premium) on March 28 at its annual printed and manuscript African Americana sale in New York City. The price is a new record ... (Read More)

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Thirty-Seven Old Judge Cabinet Baseball Cards Bring $431,000
by M.A.D. staff

The North Fork Collection of N173 Old Judge cabinet baseball cards from 1888-37 in all, sold as individual lots-brought a combined $431,000 (with buyers' premiums) at a March 28 auction conducted by Weiss Auctions in Lynbrook, New York. The 500-lot auction grossed a little less than $750,000. The top lot of ... (Read More)

(Computer Article)

What's New in Word Processors
by John P. Reid

Computer Column #363 The computer has become a most important tool for writers. Those who write on a computer word processor may not know how difficult writing was on a typewriter. Four decades ago, I wrote by typewriter an article for a camping magazine on forest fires. In those days, manuscripts ... (Read More)

(Young Collectors)

The Art of Being Irrational
by Hollie Davis and Andrew Richmond

The Young Collector We all like to think we are rational human beings, that we have it together and see the world as it is. After all, the world is a safer place if we are able to predict our own reactions and choices, and all the more so if we ... (Read More)

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The Elverson Antique Show & Sale
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Elverson, Pennsylvania Elverson is a borough that measures one square mile in the northwestern corner of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Twice a year for half a century, the Elverson Antique Show & Sale has brought collectors to this small town whose historical district has been on the national register since 1993. The Elverson ... (Read More)

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The Connecticut Spring Show
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Hartford, Connecticut When the Connecticut Spring Show sets up in the sun-filled 1909 state arsenal and armory in Hartford, Connecticut, the soft colors and textures of the art and antiques on view blaze in the light. Dealers and collectors know that exhibitors bring their best, and the show is a highlight ... (Read More)
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