Whenever it is asked why some people decide to dissolve their collections rather than give them to institutions, his words invariably are recalled: If the great collections of the past had not been sold where would I have found my books? In 1991, eighty years after the sensational sale of Hoes library began in 1911, a Norwegian collector, Martin Schyen, explained why he chose to put his collection of fifteenth-century printed books, known as incunabula, up for auction: Donating the incunables to a public institution, or forming a private foundation for them (as some other collectors have done recently), was never considered
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The state collected nearly $28 million in cigarette taxes under Amendment 35 that month, compared with November and in October, when it collected $12 million each month
From next year, cigarette sales in supermarkets will end by law
Once the parlor trick was over, you peeled back the paper to reveal a firm pink stick of gum