"Winter Auctions" selling a bunch of colonials?? Pubblico Deposited
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to find out about some antique auction coming up soon in
Connecticut. I've been told by a couple of people that they are selling a
couple hundred colonials, including some high grade VT's, CT's, and some
important NJ's. I believe the name of the company is Winter Auctions
(Connecticut) - does anyone know anything about this auction firm or even
this particular firm? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!
Eric Cheung - 2001-10-09
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