Episode 1
Aired Jan 8, 2001
St. Louis
A trip to St. Louis sees experts evaluating two Japanese ivory carvings, a valuable painting and a hand-colored map of Missouri dating back to 1822.
Details
Episode 2
Aired Jan 15, 2001
St. Louis
Hopeful owners bring in an antique Budweiser tin, a toy bear and an 18th-century silk needlepoint scene worth as much as $80,000.
Details
Episode 3
Aired Jan 22, 2001
St. Louis
Collectors present ribbonwork clothing of the Miami Indians, an old medicine chest and a repeating rifle.
Details
Episode 4
Aired Jan 29, 2001
Charleston, S.C.
Experts appraise a set of Jackie Gleason's monogrammed golf clubs, a 1763 Massachusetts broadside and a 19th-century hand-hammered silver bowl.
Details
Episode 5
Aired Feb 5, 2001
Charleston, S.C.
Experts examine a Hawaiian ukulele from the 1930s, a 19th-century basket and folk-art puppets in Charleston, S.C.
Details
Episode 6
Aired Feb 12, 2001
Charleston, S.C.
Experts appraise a 19th-century French bronze statue, surveyor tools from the 1800s and a chair belonging to conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker in Charleston, S.C.
Details
Episode 7
Aired Feb 19, 2001
Austin, Texas
Experts head to Austin, Texas, to appraise a pair of Chinese headdresses, a scrimshaw domino set and rock 'n' roll memorabilia from the 1960s and '70s.
Details
Episode 8
Aired Feb 26, 2001
Austin, Texas
Experts appraise a letter written by Ulysses S. Grant accepting the Republican presidential nomination in 1868 and African-American dolls. From Austin, Texas.
Details
Episode 9
Aired Mar 26, 2001
Denver
Collectors bring a Tiffany lamp, a Van Briggle vase, a hand-turned maple bowl and other items to the Denver Art Museum.
Details
Episode 10
Aired Apr 2, 2001
Denver
Appraisers examine a pre-professional era rosewood baseball bat, a cast-iron bank and documents from a 19th-century mining town.
Details
Episode 11
Aired Apr 9, 2001
Denver
Experts examine a beaded American Indian saddle throw and a collection of art deco Bakelite objects; a visit to "Buffalo Bill" Cody's grave.
Details
Episode 12
Aired Apr 16, 2001
Madison, Wis.
During a trip to Madison, Wis., appraisers discover a printed broadside announcement of South Carolina's secession, an ash spinning wheel and a Norwegian fiddle.
Details
Episode 13
Aired Apr 23, 2001
Madison, Wis.
Collectors bring in a folding parasol presented as a gift by Queen Victoria, a silver and gold incense burner, and a pipestone and horn table.
Details
Episode 14
Aired Apr 30, 2001
Madison, Wis.
Experts appraise a Stickley dining room set, a Chinese blanket meant to cover a child's saddle and a hand-drawn comic strip from 1909.
Details
Episode 15
Aired May 7, 2001
Tulsa, Okla.
A 19th-century gambling wheel, mourning jewelry made of human hair and a desk from the House of Representatives are a few of the items that turn up on a visit to Tulsa, Okla.
Details
Episode 16
Aired May 14, 2001
Tulsa, Okla.
A cylindrical calculator from 1881, an earthenware amphora from Rome and a place card autographed by Will Rogers are among the items appraised in Tulsa, Okla.
Details
Episode 17
Aired May 21, 2001
Tulsa, Okla.
A trip to Tulsa, Okla., unearths a French pocket watch for sea captains, an American Indian cradle board and an 18th-century chest of drawers.
Details
Episode 18
Aired Oct 5, 2001
Boston
A Hummel figurine of an F-84 bomber; rare 18th century frontiersman's tomahawk; bronze Egyptian sculpture dated 664-304 B.C.
Details
Episode 19
Aired Oct 12, 2001
Boston
An 18th century French tureen; turn-of-the-century Coast Artillery uniforms; certificate of citizenship for a free person of color.
Details
Episode 20
Aired Oct 19, 2001
Boston
An antique French fashion doll with clothing and accessories; memorabilia from Liliputian Opera Company; folk art carved from a single piece of wood.
Details
Episode 21
Aired Oct 22, 2001
Sacramento, Calif.
Experts appraise an 1864 campaign poster for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, a Kachina doll and a Marion Kavanaugh Wachtel painting while in Sacramento, Calif.
Details
Episode 22
Aired Oct 29, 2001
Sacramento, Calif.
Experts appraise a pair of bronze horses, a working 1930s Wedgewood stove and a linen sea bag worth $30,000.
Details
Episode 23
Aired Nov 5, 2001
Las Vegas
A print advertisement featuring the "Budweiser Girl"; a 1930 limited edition copy of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland.".
Details
Episode 24
Aired Nov 12, 2001
Las Vegas
Las Vegas; Hoover Dam; pendulum clock; magicians' memorabilia; Harry Houdini's signature; Revolution War powder horn.
Details
Episode 25
Aired Nov 19, 2001
Las Vegas
Las Vegas; Liberace museum; wooden chest; enameled icon of a saint.
Details
Continue with Google
>
