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Making Space for Pride and Dignity

Making Space for Pride and Dignity

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Every June I think of him: Alan Turing, the man who, more than any other, led to the defeat of the Nazis.See the Story

The Birds of Great Britain set to fly - Antique Collecting

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

The Birds of Great Britain set to fly - Antique Collecting

A first edition copy of The Birds of Great Britain, the landmark 19th-century ornithological publication by John Gould is comingThe post The Birds of Great Britain set to fly appeared first on Antique Collecting.Read Article

Queen Victoria locket sells for thousands - Antique Collecting

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Queen Victoria locket sells for thousands - Antique Collecting

A locket given by Queen Victoria to commemorate the death of her favourite servant and confidant, John Brown, sold forThe post Queen Victoria locket sells for thousands appeared first on Antique Collecting.Read Article

Military art in focus at National Army museum exhibition - Antique Collecting

The National Army museum is to hold a long-term exhibition entitled Myth and Reality: Military Art in the Age ofThe post Military art in focus at National Army museum exhibition appeared first on Antique Collecting.London, England · London Read Article

Cartier - Jeweller of Kings - Antique Collecting

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The first exhibition in 30 years dedicated to the legendary French maker Cartier continues at the V&A this month. ButThe post Cartier – jeweller of kings appeared first on Antique Collecting.Slovenia · Slovenia See the Story

David Hockney in spotlight at Bonhams - Antique Collecting

The groundbreaking work of David Hockney will be in the spotlight in an upcoming dedicated sale at Bonhams this summer.The post David Hockney in spotlight at Bonhams appeared first on Antique Collecting.David Hockney · London Read Article

Moorcroft vase that fetched £26k to be auctioned off weeks after factory closure

The sale takes place after 57 workers lost their jobs at the Burslem factoryUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

'Exceptionally rare' Louis Vitton steamer trunk made in the 1920s sells for £130,000 at Chichester auction

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A Louis Vitton wardrobe steamer trunk dating back to the 1920s sold for £130,000 at a Chichester auction yesterday (June 11).Louis Vuitton · United Kingdom See the Story

Rare Sketch of Muhammad Ali by Comedy Legend Set to Fetch Thousands at Auction

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A rare sketch of Muhammad Ali by Eric Morecambe from 1978 is set to go under the hammer.Boxing · Hertfordshire See the Story

New book celebrates life of an auctioneer - Antique Collecting

The fascinating life and career of a veteran auctioneer which also offers a nostalgic insight into a lost rural worldThe post New book celebrates life of an auctioneer appeared first on Antique Collecting.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Only Known Photos of World's First Computer Programmer Ada Lovelace Go to Auction

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The only known photographs of Ada Lovelace -- who wrote the world's first computer program in the mid-1800s -- are estimated to fetch $162,000 at auction.London, England · London See the Story

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