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Journey to Orlando with ROADSHOW to learn more about vintage and antique items including a 1965 NASA "Corned Beef" archive, a 17th-Century Korean "The Water Moon Viewing Gwaneum" painting, and a 1918 WWI peach can label letter. Which is the big find?
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Joe Strummer's boots, a Ned Hanlon championship group & a Grant Wood lithograph.
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A 1946 Einstein-signed group, an Agassiz pendant watch & a Chinese bronze vase.
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Great chairs from Colonial America are coveted in part because they are very rare. Only people of high stature owned such items in the 1600s. The "Brewster" Great Chair in the Henry Ford Museum looks like a splendid example of a 17th-century American chair. But it was created in 1969. How did this great fake end up in a museum's collection?
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A few crumbs can go a long way. Learn what happened when one astronaut snuck a popular lunchmeat onto the Gemini III in 1965.
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