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Episode #112
It's Anatomy of an Appraisal when host Lara Spencer catches up with the owner of a Civil War era amputation set, appraised at the Boston ANTIQUES ROADSHOW event in 2001 for $2,000 to $2,500. In a haunted basement in Salem, Massachusetts, ROADSHOW FYI correspondent Clay Reynolds has a spirited conversation with Mark B. Ledenbach, one of the world's foremost collectors of antique and vintage Halloween decorations; then Clay goes one step beyond at New York's Hotel Chelsea – reputed to host its share of non-corporeal guests – for a seance, complete with conjurer's equipment once owned by Harry Houdini. Fittingly, Edgar Allan Poe has the last word when expert Ken Gloss reveals that a copy of Poe's first book – actually a pamphlet- size work entitled Tamerlane – might still lie buried within an old box of books, waiting to bring a six-figure fortune to its rescuer.
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