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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW explored Boston, Massachusetts, one of the nation's oldest cities, discovering a host of militaria in addition to, of course, a Red Sox World Series team-signed ball valued at $25,000 - $35,000.
A closer look at the two Boston Massacre scenes by colonial printmakers Henry Pelham and Paul Revere ― the similarities will surprise you. Plus, read Pelham's angry letter to Revere!
ROADSHOW heads to the Old State House in Boston to take a look at a Paul Revere print.
This guest shares fond memories from Norman Rockwell's studio.
Scott shares more about his experience meeting Paul McCartney.
ROADSHOW visits the Boston Public Library to view rare Robert McCloskey illustrations.
Bonus footage of some rare little duckling sketches in Boston Hour 2.
ROADSHOW heads to Gloucester to take an insider's look at Henry Sleeper's summer home.
Photos from ROADSHOW\'s visit to Boston on June 9, 2012!
Boston guests take pride in more than just their city sports teams in the Feedback Booth!
This Tiffany & Co. watch pendant has more pizzazz than meets the eye.
This chic George Nelson for Herman Miller "Pretzel" chair inspires and intrigues.
The market for this Loetz vase has fluctuated; Arlie Sulka explains how.
In their original boxes, these dolls have more going for them than pretty faces.
Appraiser Stuart Slavid delves deeper into the value of these silver objects through a look at history and heritage.
This blonde tall hat is dapper and daring; check out Deborah Miller's appraisal of this unique piece and its ornate box.
North Eastern American Indian Burlwood Bowl with Ladles, ca. 1810
Bruce Shackelford
$12,400-$15,500
Hour 3