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Jim Joel taking photos of antiques at Brims

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English: Antiques are objects, typically from a bygone era, that are considered to have value because of their aesthetic or historical significance. The definition of an antique can vary depending on the item and its origin, they can be found in a wide variety of forms, including furniture, jewelry, silver, glassware, pottery, textiles, electronics and toys. Digitalizing them can be a ware of storing or keeping it's significance for generations and generations to come.
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