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Toronto -based investment firm Urbana says it wants to purchase Hudson's Bay Co.’s brand name and Royal Charter .
The company would donate the Royal Charter to a museum if it wins the auction for that item.
Canada 's oldest department store went to court last month to protect itself from creditors, which are owed about $1 billion .
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