Extras
Promo: Interview with the Producers
Promo: Luke Crafton and Marsha Bemko talk Extraordinary Finds
Promo: Interview with the Producers
Segment: Allan Katz — Child's Swan Sleigh, ca. 1880
Allan Katz talks about his mate to the swan-shaped sled he found in Milwaukee.
Segment: Allan Katz — Child's Swan Sleigh, ca. 1880
Segment: Arlie Sulka — Tiffany Studios Helmet Lamp, ca. 1905
Arlie Sulka remembers an emotional Tiffany discovery she made in Tampa in 1999.
Segment: Arlie Sulka — Tiffany Studios Helmet Lamp, ca. 1905
Segment: Catherine Williamson — Wizard of Oz Script
Catherine Williamson shares the story of auctioning an original Wizard of Oz script.
Segment: Catherine Williamson — Wizard of Oz Script
Segment: Colleene Fesko — 1896 Frederic Remington Portrait
Colleene Fesko remembers her favorite Frederic Remington, from Birmingham in 2014.
Segment: Colleene Fesko — 1896 Frederic Remington Portrait
Segment: Eric Silver — Rodin "Eternal Spring" Bronze
Eric Silver remembers the magnificent Rodin bronze he found in Fort Worth in 2016.
Segment: Eric Silver — Rodin "Eternal Spring" Bronze
Segment: Grant Zahajko — 1969 "Beach Bomb" Prototype
Grant Zahajko remembers the best Hot Wheels vehicle he's ever seen up close.
Segment: Grant Zahajko — 1969 "Beach Bomb" Prototype
Segment: Jill Burgum — Tiffany Necklace, ca. 1905
Jill Burgum remembers an exquisite Tiffany necklace she appraised in 2012.
Segment: Jill Burgum — Tiffany Necklace, ca. 1905
Segment: John Buxton — Navajo Ute First Phase Blanket
John Buxton remembers ROADSHOW's first "national treasure" moment.
Segment: John Buxton — Navajo Ute First Phase Blanket
Segment: John Sollo — Charles Rohlfs Mahogany Chair
John Sollo reminisces about a unique Charles Rohlfs chair he appraised in 2006.
Segment: John Sollo — Charles Rohlfs Mahogany Chair
Segment: Ken Farmer — John Lehman Stoneware Jug, ca. 1870
Ken Farmer recollects a memorable face jug he discovered with Carl Crossman in 2001.
Segment: Ken Farmer — John Lehman Stoneware Jug, ca. 1870
Segment: Ken Gloss — Walt Whitman Civil War Letter
Ken Gloss gets excited about a Walt Whitman letter he got to see — and touch.
Segment: Ken Gloss — Walt Whitman Civil War Letter
Segment: Lark Mason — 18th-Century Korean Painted Silk Panel
Lark Mason discusses one of the biggest surprises of his ROADSHOW career!
Segment: Lark Mason — 18th-Century Korean Painted Silk Panel
Segment: Laura Woolley — 1969 John Lennon "Bed In" Sign
Laura Woolley remembers the John & Yoko memorabilia that almost floored her guest in NYC.
Segment: Laura Woolley — 1969 John Lennon "Bed In" Sign
Segment: Lee Dunbar — Boston Red Stockings Archive
Lee Dunbar reminisces about her million-dollar baseball-card discovery in NYC in 2014!
Segment: Lee Dunbar — Boston Red Stockings Archive
Segment: Leigh Keno — Seymour Card Table, ca. 1794
Leigh Keno gets excited all over again about ROADSHOW's first tag-sale triumph!
Segment: Leigh Keno — Seymour Card Table, ca. 1794
Segment: Michael Grogan — Erik Magnussen Original Drawing
Roadshow visits RISD to learn about their acquisition of the Magnussen coffee set designs.
Segment: Michael Grogan — Erik Magnussen Original Drawing
Segment: Nicho Lowry — Bern Hill Posters & Maquettes
Nicho Lowry talks about his thrill in discovering an unknown artist in Louisville.
Segment: Nicho Lowry — Bern Hill Posters & Maquettes
Segment: Noel Barrett — Heyde Buffalo Bill Wild West Set
Noel Barrett recollects a Buffalo Bill Wild West set that wandered into Providence in 2005
Segment: Noel Barrett — Heyde Buffalo Bill Wild West Set
Segment: Paul Hartquist — 1914 Patek Philippe Pocket Watch
Paul Hartquist talks about the wonderful watch he found in Bismarck in 2004.
Segment: Paul Hartquist — 1914 Patek Philippe Pocket Watch
Segment: Rafael Eledge — Rev. War British Cartridge Box
Rafael Eledge remembers his exciting Revolutionary War-era discovery in Boston in 2012.
Segment: Rafael Eledge — Rev. War British Cartridge Box
Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva
Robert Waterhouse discusses a rare and valuable bodhisattva he found in St. Louis in 2017.
Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva
Segment: Wes Cowan — Samuel Mudd Marquetry Box
Wes Cowan recollects the inlaid box made by Samuel Mudd he found in Denver in 2000.
Segment: Wes Cowan — Samuel Mudd Marquetry Box
Preview: "Extraordinary Finds"
Watch a preview of "Extraordinary Finds" — ROADSHOW's special 500th Episode!