Bonus Footage: The History of Making Marionettes
Clip: Season 13 Episode 5 | 3m 13s
Gary Busk, puppet collector, historian, and restorer, takes us on a tour of his workshop.
Gary Busk, puppet historian, collector, and restorer is the proud owner of over 1000 marionettes. In this ANTIQUES ROADSHOW bonus footage, Gary invites us into his workshop to discuss puppet construction and history.
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Bonus Footage: The History of Making Marionettes
Clip: Season 13 Episode 5 | 3m 13s
Gary Busk, puppet historian, collector, and restorer is the proud owner of over 1000 marionettes. In this ANTIQUES ROADSHOW bonus footage, Gary invites us into his workshop to discuss puppet construction and history.
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Appraisal: New England Desk and Contents, ca. 1760
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Clip: S13 Ep5 | 4m 50s | Appraisal: New England Desk and Contents, ca. 1760, from Dallas, Hour 2. (4m 50s)
Clip: S13 Ep5 | 4m 7s | ROADSHOW visits the home and workshop of puppet historian Gary Busk. (4m 7s)
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