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You don’t add a WordPress “block” to your theme the way you would a plugin or a widget. A block lives inside the editor, not the theme files. What you’re really doing is making it available in the editor and then placing it where you want.
You don’t add a WordPress “block” to your theme the way you would a plugin or a widget. A block lives inside the editor, not the theme files. What you’re really doing is making it available in the editor and then placing it where you want.

✨ Cover Story

Morphy’s Firearms Sale Crosses $8M

A rare pair of Colt Walker revolvers led the November sale in Denver, Pennsylvania, setting a new house record and drawing bidders from four continents.

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🔨 Auction Preview

Hake’s Offers Golden Age Comics Trove

A 1940s collection surfaces from a Midwest estate — highlights include a restored Action Comics #1 and two pedigree Batman copies, crossing the block February 18.

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📜 From the Archives

The Marble Kings of 1920s Akron

How M.F. Christensen’s rubber-town glassworks reshaped American childhood — and why Akron agates still anchor every serious marble collection on the market today.

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