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Vox Pop w/Ray Graf – May 21st, 2019

On a recent episode of Vox Pop with Ray Graf, Mark Lawson of Mark Lawson Antiques and Ray entertain digging up Abraham Lincoln, debate the merits of car salesmen, and learn how to use Google for everything. You can listen to the full recording HERE to follow along with the time stamps below.  RARE BEATLES ALBUM We had another great radio call-in session with Ray Graf over at WAMC on the VoxPop...

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WAMC’s Vox Pop with Ray Graf, September 10th, 2019

WAMC’s Vox Pop with Ray Graf Mark Lawson Antiques, Jewelry & Coin call in show Episode 5, September 10, 2019   https://cpa.ds.npr.org/wamc/audio/2019/09/vp-ARCHIVE-9-10-19.mp3 Source: WAMC’s Vox Pop Antiques 09/10/2019   We had another interesting and enjoyable hour with Ray on V talking about a large collection of Chinese antiques we are cataloguing, historical autographed...

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Mark Lawson Antiques announces the discovery of a rare and important American Revolutionary War Document

The American Crisis by Thomas Paine Upstate New York antiques specialist, Mark Lawson of Mark Lawson Antiques Inc. has identified a recently found original publication by American patriot Thomas Paine. The rare bound pamphlet of three essays was rescued from the dumpster by a local family cleaning out their late father’s estate. The bound group of 3 essays titled The American Crisis was published...

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Capital Region People to Watch: Mark Lawson

As published in Capital Region Living Magazine (Albany, NY), March 2013 Capital Region People to Watch – March 2013 By Vikki Moran The mere mention of Mark Lawson’s name in the local antique community can start a conversation about evaluations and professionalism in the marketplace and Lawson is an expert at both. Soft-spoken and extremely knowledgeable, Lawson loves where life has taken him....

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Small Painting Is Huge Find: Appraisal Request Leads to Discovery of Renaissance Master’s Long-Unseen Work

As reported in the Times Union (Albany, NY), December 6, 2006: By Leigh Hornbeck Staff Writer (c) 2006 Times-Union SARATOGA SPRINGS – It could have been a scene right out of the television’s “Antiques Roadshow” a sweet old lady nervously placed a painting under the stern gaze of an appraiser and waits for his verdict. The small depiction of Christ, the Virgin Mary and St....

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