Ep 14. Atlanta - Hour 2

In season 16, episode 14, Antiques Roadshow travels to Atlanta, Georgia for the second hour of their appraisal event. The show features experts in antiques, collectibles, and vintage items who provide insights, history, and value estimates for the items brought in by local residents.

The episode begins with a look at a collection of items from the 1960s, including a dress from Twiggy's wardrobe and a Beatles poster. The team appraises the items and provides some interesting anecdotes about the fashion and music of the era.

Next, a guest brings in a set of antique books that have been passed down through her family for generations. The appraisers examine the books, noting their age, rarity, and condition, and assign a value that surprises the guest.

A Civil War collector presents a sword and a collection of letters from a soldier who fought in the war. The appraisers delve into the history of the soldier and provide context for the letters, giving the collector a better understanding of his collection.

Another guest brings in a unique antique item - a carved wooden African mask. The appraisers discuss the cultural significance of the mask and its possible origins before assigning a value to the rare piece.

The episode also features a segment on vintage American motorcycles, with a collector bringing in two classic bikes for appraisal. The experts examine each bike, noting its unique features and explaining how it fits into the history of American motorcycles.

As always, the show provides a mix of informative appraisals and interesting anecdotes about the items and their owners. With its focus on history and tradition, Antiques Roadshow continues to be a popular and educational program for viewers of all ages.