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"One week she's chasing down Wild Bill Hickok, another old Mickey Mouse memorabilia, another Georgia O'Keefe prints." -- The Chronicle
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2. I like Rosemary’s articles. I belong to an antique collectors club. Will she speak to my group?
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I would be happy to review any catalog and photos you have, but can't guarantee coverage. There are many more auctions happening than I can cover. When I do repeat a subject area I looks for a fresh angle or historical perspective. Please send catalog and sales results to me at Rosemary McKittrick, 40 Calle Debra, Santa Fe, NM 87507.
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No, I don't mind.
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Approximately 600.
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MAGIC OF MAGIC IN THIS WEEK'S LIVEAUCTIONTALK.COM
Lithograph Poster; color; “Germain the Wizard. Witch’s Cauldron”; three-sheet; Schmitz-Horning Co., circa 1908; 41 inches by 76 ½ inches; sold for $5,280. Photo courtesy of Potter & Potter.
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