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Clip: Season 22 Episode 23 | 2m 44s Video has closed captioning.
Watch as Christopher W. Lane appraisal of Nathaniel Currier Prints, ca. 1852, in Vintage Birmingham.
Aired: 07/30/18
Appraisal: Nathaniel Currier Prints, ca. 1852
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