61.   The society does not rule out sale to another buyer, even a private collector.

62.   The society was moved to buy the manuscript, Isman said, because a growing number of private collectors are interested in acquiring Dickinson manuscripts.

63.   The war dragged on and more old roses began to find their way to Thomas, including some from private collectors like Constance Spry.

64.   Their main purpose is to demonstrate that private collectors are still plentiful in France.

65.   There is no question of a particular private collector exploiting a public institution.

66.   This appeals to fashion designers, film producers, museum curators, private collectors and young people who want ideas on dress construction.

67.   Thirteen other American museums have contributed to it, along with private collectors, named and unnamed.

68.   To obtain these hard-to-find films, Serling relies on archives like the George Eastman House in nearby Rochester, as well as private collectors.

69.   Unscrupulous private collectors, mostly in the United States and Europe, provide the market for more valuable pieces.

70.   Usually, museums rely on the gifts and bequests of private collectors to acquire works.