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'We're an antiques shop --we're not your typical pawn shop,' he said. 'We don't take electronics or anything like that. We deal in estate jewelry -- gold and silver -- and coins and watches.'
Baker has been running Collector's Corner for almost 20 years, and in his time in Georgetown he's seen a lot of people come through buying, selling and pawning various items. His interest in the acquisition and sales of antiques has long been an interest of his, he said, stretching back to the days before he owned his shop.
'I used to set up a lot at flea markets,' he said. 'But I really liked what I was doing, and I wanted to do it full time. I used to go running around to auctions, buying up antiques, anything I thought was good. When I came to Georgetown, it was the antiques that I had that I started with.'
Nowadays Baker, a native of New Jersey, deals in mostly antique items in his shop

The man, who was black, seemed to be referring to a single white male companion. Then he added, And I have a .357, Hughes said.
The bullet that killed Creba came from either a .357- or .38-calibre gun, she said. One of those bullets was found at the scene.
At that point he pulls the sleeve of his jacket back enough for her to see the tip of what she realizes is a silver gun, Hughes told the jury of six men and six women.
She watches while the north-facing man raises his gun and fires a shot toward the group of men that includes J.S.R., Hughes said.
David Tarnowski, who was forced to pull his car over because pedestrians were spilling onto the road, heard what he thought was a loud argument. His passenger, Artem Verechtchaguine, saw a north-facing man raise his right arm above his head and he heard a loud bang

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