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Families part with treasures with help from 'stuff coaches'

By Kay Lazar
Globe Correspondent / August 18, 2005

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From attic to basement, the Lynn house Karen Angelli's mom called home for 40 years was brimming with family treasures that had been tenderly handed down from one generation to the next. Buttons from Civil War uniforms and sterling flatware were tucked away with a prized matchbook collection, a '60s-era Canada Dry store-display rack and even a mink stole. (Full article: 859 words)

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