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Your Golden Ticket Awaits…

Roger Ebert called it “probably the best film of its sort since The Wizard of Oz.” Fifty-two years after its release in 1971, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory continues to enchant viewers. The charismatic performance of the late Gene Wilder made this delightfully imaginative adventure even more vibrant and joyous.As a child, I really wanted a...

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York Antiques Show & Sale Kicks Off Sept. 22-23

YORK, Pa. – The "Original 181th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show & Sale" swings into action Friday and Saturday, Sept. 22-23, at the York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center, Memorial Hall East, 334 Carlisle Ave., York, Pa. The event features 60 curated exhibitors selling an impressive breadth of antiques, including 18th and 19th century American and English furniture, American country pieces...

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It's Back to (Old) School, Kids

If you’re like us, back-to-school season makes you feel super nostalgic. While school shopping remains as much of a ritual as ever, the supplies filling today’s backpacks are far different than they were decades ago. Many of the items that you might have had have fallen by the wayside, but that doesn’t mean they’re not fondly remembered. From vintage...

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Coin Exchange

We offer competitive market-based prices for precious metals, coins and currency. We have built a local reputation for a high-level professional, respectful service.The Coin Exchange (CE) was established 2011, and has since lead the way in providing quality and experienced customer service in Bullion, Currency, Numismatics and Jewelry and Watches. We offer our customers over 30 years...

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Blue Box Auction Gallery: Turning Treasures into Tangible Returns

With a global reach and worldwide shipping, we aim for comprehensive exposure. Optimize asset value through our professional expertise. Every asset holds significance; we highlight its potential.At Blue Box Auction Gallery, we don't just see items - we see stories, history, and value. For years, we've been at the intersection of tradition and technology, blending the age-old...

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Unpacking the history of the Lunch Box

Like many cultural phenomena in mid-century America, the lunch box owes its popularity to television.  Muppet Show, King Seeley Thermos, 1978.Courtesy Warman's Lunch Box Field Guide Until the 1950s and the advent TV’s influence on pop culture, the lunch box belonged to the working class. The plain, unadulterated metal-dome lunch box was essentially blue-collar, the perfect utilitarian...

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