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April 15th, 2008

Man Loses 17th-Century Violin on Train
LONDON (AP) - A retired shipping consultant said he lost a 17th-century violin worth nearly $400,000 after leaving it on a train. Rob Napier said Monday he did not realize the instrument - made by master Venetian craftsman Matteo Goffriller in 1698 - was still on the train's luggage rack until it...

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