"If I couldn't buy here, I would have to go to a dealer, which is something I don't want to do," Mr. Chadwick said.
Try to ascertain, for example, if a piece is fresh to the market, perhaps from an estate, or whether it's consigned by a dealer, which could mean it's something that, for whatever reason, didn't sell in the shop.
The attribution rested on a 1960 advertisement by a book dealer, which printed part of a 2 January 1808 letter from William Godwin to an unknown correspondent: "Dibdin's song" refers to the popular song by Charles Dibdin on which the poem is based.
For the curious languishing in places where medical or recreational marijuana is still illegal, that means interacting with a weed dealer, which can be a bit awkward, especially before something resembling rapport is established.
It's worth finding out whether the guarantee contains restrictive conditions such as requiring you to have the car serviced by a franchised dealer, which could cost you money in the long term.
One of the most talked about booths at the fair belongs to Kunstkammer Georg Laue, a Munich dealer, which is showing more than 100 memento mori, or reminders of man's mortality.
He now makes a living practicing Chinese medicine and psychic healing in California, selling his book, "Confessions of a Dope Dealer," which covers the material of his show in more detail, and touring college campuses preaching "harm reduction" -- effectively, "If you aren't going to 'just say no,' then at least know what you're doing".
The problem Moore faces stems from the fact that Seikilos FX Studios is not an art dealer, which is defined in the Texas law as "a person in the business of selling works of art".
She gives the example of a second-hand car dealer, which offers a free three-month warranty but says it will not help at all after that time.
The middlemen sold many of the vehicles for $800 to $1,500 to a Jersey City auto dealer, which served as the cover for the government's sting, the authorities said.
One possible action Obama is considering is to broaden the definition of a high-volume dealer, which would expand the number of dealers subject to background checks, The New York Times reported on Friday.
