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Stamp collecting is explored through insights from notable collectors and experts, highlighting its significance and appeal in a nostalgic BBC series.
Comic books are explored through the perspectives of creators, fans, and industry figures, highlighting their cultural impact and passionate community.
Gary Wallis transforms World War II bomber jackets into a stylish chair while revamping a pub's interior with unique furniture pieces.
Worcester's rich history is highlighted through rare antiques, including a unique Royal Worcester piece for Winston Churchill and a handwritten letter from Elgar.
Gary Wallis transforms a decommissioned helicopter jack into a garden feature, aiming to sell it for 1,200 pounds at his workshop in Henley-on-Thames.
Tom Felton explores the intense devotion of his superfans, revealing the emotional and psychological connections that define celebrity culture and fandom.
Eighteen kids and their parents explore the captivating world of toys, gaining exclusive access to iconic collections and the professionals behind them!
Lots Road auction house prepares for its biggest sale of the year, aiming to hit a £180,000 target with a special auction of jewellery and designer handbags.
Roger's strategy to boost profits at the auction house involves offering fewer, high-quality items, catering to affluent clients like Russian millionaire Galia.
Major William Shuttleworth's future as general manager hangs in the balance as the auction house navigates changing markets and eccentric clientele.
Art fairs are examined through the perspectives of critics like Rachel Spence, artists, dealers, and collectors, highlighting their impact on the contemporary art market.
Rick pays $100 for a vintage toy train, which he later learns could be worth up to $5,000 after restoration and the creation of custom track.
A seller hopes to receive $100,000 for a rare three-trigger shotgun that has been in his family for 60 years.
