Don't miss Living History Farms, Hour 3, airing Monday night at 8/7C.

Watch Grant Zahajko appraise Elizabeth DuBois silver skates, ca. 1927, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

See Claire Givens appraise a 1925 Frantisek Herclik violin in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Watch Travis Landry appraise 1968-1970 Mattel Hot Wheels store displays in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Watch James A. Ffrench appraise Greek Islands Ottoman embroidery, ca. 1800, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Watch Susan Kime appraise a Robert Riggs Saturday Evening Post illustration, ca. 1951, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Check out John Sollo's appraisal of a Warren McArthur chair, ca. 1935, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Check out Tim Prince's appraisal of a US Model 1881 Trapdoor Forager shotgun in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

In Living History Farms, Hour 2, Allan Katz appraises a 1910 Democratic Convention commemorative pitcher.

Check out Katherine Van Dell's appraisal of Mexican silver bracelets & earrings, ca. 1930, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Watch James Supp appraise a Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Co. advertising display, ca. 1948, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

In Living History Farms, Hour 2, Robert Waterhouse appraises a Chinese gilt bronze Daoist figure, ca. 1635.

Check out Jeff Cohen's appraisal of a Blancpain pendant watch, ca. 1925, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Watch Alasdair Nichol appraise a Burt Procter oil painting, ca. 1960, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

See Chany Yemiru appraise a 1967 NFL Championship "Ice Bowl" ticket stub in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

See David Walker appraise a Georgian silver goblet collection, ca. 1810, in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

Check out Sebastian Clarke's appraisal of a 1891 Gorham silver water pitcher in Living History Farms, Hour 2.

In Living History Farms, Hour 2, Ken Gloss appraises a 1989 Ronald Reagan letter.

Gear up for Living History Farms, Hour 2, airing Monday night at 8/7C!

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